Cultural Studies

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The Man Who Would Be King Sets First New York Staging at Theatre at St. Luke’s

This revised AEA Approved showcase features a nine-actor ensemble led by director-lyricist DJ Salisbury.

Museum at FIT Opens ‘Art X Fashion,’ a 140-Object Survey of the Art–Fashion Exchange

UT Austin to Merge Ethnic, Race and Gender Departments Into New Social and Cultural Analysis Unit

José Luis Guerín’s Vallbona Documentary Opens in Cinemas Feb. 13 After San Sebastián Jury Prize

‘The President’s Cake’ Earns Strong Reviews for a Neorealist Portrait of Saddam-Era Iraq

Lahore Literary Festival Opens at Alhamra With Robin Lane Fox on Alexander

Pérez‑Reverte Reschedules Sevilla Civil War Forum for October, Bars Uclés After Walkout

Akira Iriye, Harvard Scholar and First Japanese AHA President, Dies at 91

Richa Chadha, Ali Fazal Announce Non-Fiction Series Exploring India

Study Finds Larger Penis Size Raises Attractiveness and Rival Threat Perceptions

‘What to Watch’ Spans Sacred Sites and Westeros

Gender and Age Stereotypes Shape How People See Foods, UPV Study Finds

National Portrait Gallery Adds Sensitivity Labels to T. E. Lawrence Images in Arab Dress

Israel Reverses Entry Ban on French Historian After Media Report

Netflix Renews Emily in Paris for Season 6

Christmas Day Essays Reassert 'Die Hard' as a Christmas Movie

Fatih Akin’s ‘Une enfance allemande — Île d’Amrum, 1945’ Opens to Strong Reviews

Franco Vaccari, Pioneering Italian Conceptual Photographer, Dies at 89

TLC Sets Jan. 13 Premiere for ‘Suddenly Amish,’ Putting Six Outsiders Inside Lancaster Community

Study Recasts the Hammock as an Indigenous Technology That Shaped the Atlantic World