Amid the war against Hamas in Gaza, calls to ban Israel from the popular event held this year in Malmo are growing louder.https://ouo.io/3K33JZ

Besides people, Ukraine’s cultural heritage has also been a major casualty of the war. A German photo project is documenting destroyed and endangered buildings in a race against time.https://ouo.io/SsO6al

January 17 marks 125 years since the birth of Al Capone — one of the most notorious gangsters of all time. He embodied organized crime and has been immortalized in films such as “Scarface” and “The Untouchables.”https://ouo.io/eFZ9GyW

January 17 marks 125 years since the birth of one of the most notorious gangsters of all time — Al Capone. The boss of the Chicago Outfit has been immortalized in films such as “Scarface” or “The Untouchables.”https://ouo.io/WQPDPj

“Succession,” and “The Bear” each won six honors at the latest edition of the Emmy Awards, dominating Hollywood’s TV accolades.https://ouo.io/VgX0eA

Russia under Vladimir Putin is again demonizing LGBTQ persons, calling them “extremists.” But Russia’s queer artists are finding ways to express themselves — even if in exile.https://ouo.io/8XIt7U

Based on a true story, the biopic “Stella. A Life.” is about a young Jewish woman who turned in hundreds of Jews to the Gestapo to save herself and her parents.https://ouo.io/UPCkp6

2024 marks 75 years since the death of this Belgian artist who went down in history as the painter of masks and who is considered a pioneer of surrealism.https://ouo.io/XJLJWq5

Japanese author Haruki Murakami has been considered a favorite for the Nobel Prize in literature. His novels, which often have surrealistic traits, have made him one of the most successful writers in the world.https://ouo.io/16FVke

In the award-winning biopic, director Nolan focuses on one of the most controversial physicists in modern history, also known as the “father of the atomic bomb.”https://ouo.io/qhBlE52