Arts and Culture

Ghostwriters may not have their names on book covers, but their presence is likely found all over the bestseller list.

We meet South Korea’s youngest classical music prodigies and ask what it takes to succeed on the international stage.

English port city becomes only the third site to have designation revoked by the United Nations’ culture organisation.

While there are already over 3,500 emojis, some see a need for many, many more ahead of World Emoji Day on July 17.

Acclaimed actor makes a mark by choosing unorthodox, experimental subjects instead of embracing mainstream aesthetics.

Pop superstar, who is battling to remove father from legal guardianship, tells court the arrangement was being abused.

Turkish wrestling fans head to Edirne province for 600-year-old championship cancelled last year due to COVID.

Self-taught architect Govindan Gopalakrishnan claims to have built more than 100 mosques, four churches and a temple.

Music industry says government must support music as it does sport amid draconian curbs on live music, dancing.

We explore the German capital’s identity and dissect the city’s anti-status quo legacy.

Practicing seven hours a day, first African American winner breezes to victory spelling word for genus of Asiatic trees.

Kurt Moser spent 30 years shooting war images ‘you really should not see’. Now, he catches light with his giant camera.

Within the diaspora, I feel my tribe’s erosion of cultural identity acutely.

A look at some of the activities Taliban banned during its rule, and the fears of Afghans now taking part in them.