Adrien Brody returns to Oscar form in this 3½-hour story of art, power and redemption. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Polish Institute in the Hungarian capital Budapest has opened an exhibition of photos of paintings by Polish artist ...

The Polish Institute displays an exhibition of photos of paintings by Polish artist Tamara Lempicka in the Hungarian capital, ...

The Brutalist follows László Tóth, a Hungarian-Jewish architect and Holocaust survivor, as he starts a new life in the USA.

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Late-night TV legend David Letterman returned to his former stomping grounds at 30 Rockefeller Plaza Monday for a surprise ...