The company has made some positive moves on sustainability. Coca-Cola now uses 28% recycled material in its packaging and ...

Every year when Grammy voting opens for the Recording Academy I bump up against the same question: Do people even still care about the Grammys? That's a loaded, and probably ultimately useless, query.

Shareholders of Costa Rica’s Florida Ice and Farm Company, known as FIFCO, gave the green light on to sell most of their food, beverage, and retail operations to Heineken. The Dutch brewer will pay $3 ...

In graduate school, I had a professor, a respected contrarian within his field, who was fond of posing the “Negro sunset” problem. It derived, as far as I can recall, from a well-known essay by ...

There is something about stained glass that draws people to it. That is certainly true for anyone walking down Main Street in Guerneville. If they are coming east from Safeway almost as soon as they ...

The rising country artist occasionally performs with Keith Urban as his utility player Jordana Comiter is an Associate Editor on the Evergreen team at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2024 ...

Over 3,900 film artists, including some of Hollywood’s most celebrated names, just signed a boycott of Israeli cinema institutions. They claim this is a principled stand. I call it what it is: a ...

Kayleigh Clark's blind audition to Sugarland's "Stay" earned her a four-chair turn Kayleigh Clark won over all four coaches with her audition to Sugarland's "Stay" Clark ended up choosing Niall Horan ...

It’s not the art fair; it’s Los Angeles’s Other Art Fair, which is so named because it often coincides with bigger fairs like Frieze. Earlier this year, the spring edition of the Other Art Fair L.A.

Caught between his political and aesthetic commitments, the painter, photographer, and illustrator has suffered the fate of misapprehension. When the last major Ben Shahn retrospective opened almost ...

To the Smithsonian’s everlasting shame, and the Baltimore Museum of Art’s everlasting credit, the BMA will present Amy Sherald’s “American Sublime” 40 miles northeast of occupied Washington, D.C.