A big deal: Robert Therrien’s huge sculptures on show in LA
With more than 120 works created over five decades, it is the largest-ever museum exhibition of the late artist's oeuvre
With ‘Zootopia 2’, Disney continues its battle against prejudice
In this fictional metropolis, predators and prey have learned to coexist without devouring each other
Fake AI videos have a new generation loving 1980s life
Channels on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube are looking back in time, showing young people more present in the everyday and more eager to connect
UK slaps sugar tax on milkshakes in battle against child obesity
The levy will affect pre-packaged milkshakes, ready-to-go coffees and sweetened yoghurt drinks but not those made in cafés and restaurants
Manga’s roots and influence celebrated in Paris exhibition
Ancient artefacts are on display alongside some of the world’s most famous modern mangas such as ‘Dragon Ball’, ‘One Piece’ and ‘Naruto’
Turkey basilica emerges from lake, illuminating early Church life
Pope Leo XIV is to visit the basilica on Friday, as he embarks on his first trip overseas
Ultra-processed foods a rising threat to health − researchers
Eating a diet with a lot of UPFs is linked to a higher risk of a range of diseases
Ken Follett: ‘There can’t be boring bits in my books’
The author of 'Pillars of Earth', 'Eye of the Needle' and his latest 'Circle of Days' has sold almost 200 million books worldwide
Princess Diana enters Paris waxwork museum in ‘revenge dress’
More than 28 years after her tragic death in Paris, Diana is still a major figure in global pop culture
Something for moi? Miss Piggy’s shoes go under the hammer
Authorised, authentic pieces of Jim Henson company memorabilia are going on sale for the first time next week