Move aside budget travel, meet Chanel's luxury airline
PARIS (AP) — The sky was the limit in Karl Lagerfeld’s aviation-themed Chanel show on Tuesday, which saw an entire airport re-created under the lofty expanse of Paris’ Grand Palais.
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Belgian director Chantal Akerman is dead at 65
BRUSSELS (AP) — Belgian film director Chantal Akerman, a champion of feminism during the heady days of French filmmaking in the 1970s and beyond, has died. She was 65.
Marcia Gay Harden writing book about her mother
NEW YORK (AP) — Oscar- and Tony-winning actress Marcia Gay Harden is writing a memoir, a “lyrical loving homage” to her mother.
Be 'Happy': Pharrell Williams to open MTV EMAs in Milan
MILAN (AP) — Pharrell Williams will be the opening performer at the 2015 MTV European Music Award ceremony this month in Italy’s fashion capital of Milan.
Patrick Kennedy memoir exposes rift among his relatives
PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Ex-congressman Patrick Kennedy’s mother says she didn’t know her son was writing a book and she didn’t help him with it in any way.
'Scary Lucy' statue inspires NY mall's Halloween display
LAKEWOOD, N.Y. (AP) — It’s a role “Scary Lucy” was born to play: Frightening people at Halloween.
At age 12, a second Broadway role awaits in 'Fun Home'
NEW YORK (AP) — Taking over a big Broadway role? No problem. Replacing a Tony Award nominee? Sure. Doing both while not yet a teenager? No sweat — if you’re Gabriella Pizzolo.
'Unflinching' Goya portraits go on show in London
Spanish painter Francisco de Goya’s stark portrayals of Spanish aristocrats, intellectuals and fellow artists in a major new exhibition at the National Gallery in London aims to show him as “the best ever portrait artist”. The exhibition, which opens on Wednesday, brings together from around the world around 70 portraits by the celebrated artist who lived between 1746 and 1828. The works make up almost half of the 150 Goya