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Dutch art sleuth recovers Picasso stolen 20 years ago

A Dutch art detective said Tuesday that he has recovered a valuable painting by Pablo Picasso 20 years after it was stolen ...

Avenatti hit with Nike extortion claims, other charges

A year ago, Michael Avenatti's star was rising as the combative, media-savvy lawyer representing porn actress Stormy Daniels ...

ShowBiz Minute: Avenatti, Apple TV, Franklin

Attorney Michael Avenatti arrested on charges of extortion and bank fraud; Apple unveils new TV and movie streaming service ...

Media takes heat following Mueller conclusions

Holding a copy of the New York Times to the camera on Monday, a giddy Steve Doocy of Fox News Channel said the headline about ...

Tom Clancy's widow expands challenge of rights ownership

Tom Clancy's widow says in a lawsuit that his estate is the exclusive owner not just of the novelist's famous character Jack ...

Tate exhibition looks at Van Gogh's early years in London

Vincent Van Gogh left behind just one painting of a British scene, but a new exhibition shows that London was a big influence ...

Review: Novelist explores the secular and religious divide

"kaddish.com" (Alfred A. Knopf), by Nathan Englander: It's 1999, and Larry, a lapsed Jew from Brooklyn, is at his sister ...

Leah Naomi Green wins Walt Whitman Award for debut poet

A debut poet from Greensboro, North Carolina, has received a prize named for one of the country's greatest writers.

Tate galleries won't accept donations from Sackler family

Britain's Tate group of galleries won't accept future donations from the charitable arm of a family embroiled in the U.S.

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DeVito: Brexit 'was a mistake'

Danny DeVito says he wishes he could sort out the U.K.'s withdrawal from the European Union, while "Dumbo" co-star Colin ...

Feds seek return of 'Amorous Couple' art looted by Nazis

The U.S. government says it wants to return a painting to its true owner that was looted from a museum in Nazi-controlled ...

New exhibit of items from Tutankhamun's tomb comes to Paris

A new exhibit of artifacts from the tomb of ancient Egyptian pharaoh Tutankhamun is opening in Paris more than 50 years after ...

Valencia again targeted by Batman creators for bat logo

Batman is coming after Valencia's bat logo. The Spanish soccer club is again being targeted by DC Comics over the use of its ...

10 emerging writers receive $50,000 Whiting grants

Poet Tyree Daye will finally have some time to really write, and not think too much about money. "I can take the summer off ...

Respecting elders: Maya Angelou clip sparks courtesy debate

Put a handle on it. If you don't know what that means, you might not call elders by "Mr.," ''Miss" or "Mrs.," insist that ...

UK gallery, Sackler Trust agree not to proceed with donation

Britain's National Portrait Gallery says it won't move ahead with a 1 million pound ($1.3 million) donation from the ...

Books on slavery, prison system win literary prizes

Books on slavery, the prison system and the Harlem Renaissance are among this year's winners of J. Anthony Lukas prizes, ...

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What Disney gets as its $71.3B buy of Fox assets closes

It's finally complete. Disney closed its $71 billion acquisition of Fox's entertainment assets on Wednesday, more than a year ...

MLB managers want limits, not bans, on clubhouse video games

Charlie Montoyo thought he would be taking a hard line against video games in his first year as Toronto Blue Jays manager.

The top 10 audiobooks on Audible.com

Audible.com best-sellers for week ending March 15: Fiction 1. A Mind of Her Own by Paula McLain, narrated by Hillary Huber ...

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