Reunited by Art and Against the War in Ukraine
Ballet stars who fled Russia after the invasion reunite on a stage in California to celebrate art and oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war. Continue Reading
Ballet stars who fled Russia after the invasion reunite on a stage in California to celebrate art and oppose Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war. Continue Reading
November 22, 2022The first boom of Israeli TV shows generated award-winning adaptations in Hollywood like In Treatment and Homeland. Now Israel wants to conquer international festivals and the world audience with its own original series. Continue Reading
August 11, 2022Perfect Strangers, Netflix’s first Arab production, caused controversy because of a gay character, but ranked the movie among the topmost seen in Egypt and the Middle East. Continue Reading
May 01, 2022Boycotts following the invasion of Ukraine threaten one of Russia’s most popular cultural exports. Continue Reading
March 11, 2022The iconic Chanel Nº5 flagrance turned 100 this year, with one bottle still selling every 30 seconds in the world. Continue Reading
October 29, 2021Despite the loss of revenue as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Tokyo Olympics may yet boost Japan’s international influence. Continue Reading
July 15, 2021In “Girl From Rio,” Anitta changes bossa nova’s soft power. The video shows provocative clips that are different from the conservative image Bolsonaro wants to promote. Continue Reading
June 25, 2021“The White Tiger” is nominated for best adapted screenplay. But like “Slumdog Millionaire,” it wasn’t shot by the billion-dollar Bollywood industry. Continue Reading
April 20, 2021China’s efforts to translate its contemporary culture into soft power face big challenges. Continue Reading
February 19, 2021As foreign-language entertainment grows in popularity, audiences from all over the world can finally enjoy a much broader and immersive experience of other cultures. Continue Reading
December 18, 2020