By scraping a decade of municipal violation data, the tech prankster behind the Waymo traffic jam has transformed police evidence into the city’s most comprehensive—and illegal—street art retrospective.

The Sundance Film Festival featured the intense drama "Josephine" directed by Beth De Araújo and starring Channing Tatum and Gemma Chan, alongside lighter films like Gregg Araki's "I Want Your Sex."

Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces a lineup of spring festivities, including Arts Week from March 12-18, starting with an Open Mic Night at Farr Best Theater. The week celebrates local talent and cultural engagement.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor will appear at the Carver on Feb. 10 to discuss her picture book Just Shine! and sign copies.

Millcreek Common hosted an Art Market event, offering a blend of art, interaction with local artists, light refreshments, and music for community attendees.

The Mansfield Commission for the Arts announces "Art for the HeART" exhibition opening at Wallace-Hall Art House on January 31st, featuring themes of love and emotion.

A Parker staging of Shrek kept Pride flags onstage after town complaints; the cast paused a sold-out performance to explain their choice and finished the number with rainbow flags.

The director of Versailles toured St. Louis Cathedral as plans and fundraising coalesce for a multiyear restoration of the French Quarter landmark.

Terry Boers, a founding voice of 670 The Score and co-host of Boers & Bernstein, has died at 75. The station says it will celebrate his life on-air next week.

Grove City's City Hall Council Chamber hosts an exhibition of James Mateer's art, featuring colored pencil works and block prints, with pieces available for purchase.

Broadway In Boston announces the 2026-27 season lineup, featuring "Operation Mincemeat," "The Phantom of the Opera," and "Maybe Happy Ending," among other shows. Subscriptions are now available.

Henderson City Hall is hosting "Lure of the Land: Women Artists on Southern Nevada," an art exhibition featuring Southern Nevada through the works of various women artists.

"Mr. Pink" sculptures by artist Philippe Katerine offer whimsy and interaction with QR code prizes in NYC's Flatiron and NoMad, symbolizing resilience and emotional wounds.