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Why ‘Auld Lang Syne’ Endures at Midnight Worldwide

Edinburgh’s poet laureate credits its pull to a shared hand‑holding ritual with a chorus about old ties.

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Russia Reopens Mariupol Drama Theatre With Gala in Occupied City

UK to Underwrite £800 Million Indemnity for Bayeux Tapestry Loan

“Vacation Fun” Returns to Mickey Shorts Theater at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

EPCOT’s Festival of the Holidays Nears Close as New Year’s Eve Dance Rigs Go Up

Inside the Rockettes’ 100th Season: Workload, Pay, and Offstage Lives

COMICUP Sets ‘New Chinese Style–Only’ Rule for Dec. 27–28 Event, Prompting Exhibitor Pullouts

'Picnic at Hanging Rock' Musical Draws Mixed Reviews Off-Broadway

Louvre Reopens After Staff Suspend Strike

Senate Confirms Mary Anne Carter to Lead the NEA Again

Giants Buy San Francisco’s Curran Theatre

Louvre Fully Reopens as Staff Halt Strike After Days of Disruption

Guggenheim Bilbao Axes Urdaibai Expansion After Board Vote

JetBlue Opens BlueHouse, Its First Branded Lounge, at JFK Terminal 5

Restored Bruce Lee Statue Returns to Mostar Park After 2024 Theft

Louvre Staff Extend Strike, Forcing Partial Reopening and Heightened Scrutiny

Louvre Closes as Workers Launch Open-Ended Strike Over Security and Staffing

Jodie Steele Returns to Heathers Off-Broadway Dec. 19 After McKenzie Kurtz’s Final Bow

Dee Snider Backs KISS Over Trump-Presented Kennedy Center Honor

Louvre Closes After Staff Launch Rolling Strike Over Staffing, Repairs