More autistic characters are starting to be featured on-screen. But stereotypes about people on the autism spectrum seem to persist across TV and film.https://ouo.io/dB1s6Ml

While the press once pulled spectacular pranks on April 1, they now have to tread carefully with fake news. A look at some funny journalistic fiction over the years.https://ouo.io/4dUmri

Germany’s top politicians sought to reconcile calls for peace with supporting Ukraine, raising defense spending, and a slow road to de-escalation in Gaza. They warned against naivete given the threat posed by Russia.https://ouo.io/NGOG0a

A forthcoming anthology by Berlin-based queer comic publisher Moom Comics illustrates the stories of older LGTBQ+ people. It aims to bridge the age gap.https://ouo.io/qt2Mhi

Highly acclaimed movie Oppenheimer has gone on show in Japanese movie theaters, many months after its release elsewhere. The story of the architect of the atomic bomb is particularly sensitive in the country.https://ouo.io/fo71i4

Bach’s masterpiece first premiered on Good Friday in 1724. His composition is an unparalleled appeal for more humanity.https://ouo.io/eYGDgr

The US sculptor was renowned for his monumental works made from steel plates — many of which were produced in Germany.https://ouo.io/znePr4m

A former curator at one of the most famous galleries in the world was accused of abusing his position to steal antiquities dating from the 15th century B.C. to the 19th century A.D.https://ouo.io/d7BrLB

With The Supremes, she became a Motown icon, and went on to be one of the world’s most celebrated singers. Diana Ross continues to inspire to this day.https://ouo.io/6b1aQA

As a princess, Catherine represents a modern royal family. Now, after weeks out of the public eye, the princess of Wales has reappeared in public to reveal a shock cancer diagnosis.https://ouo.io/vxsNv0