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Shaun Tan is a bestselling and Academy Award-winning author-artistofThe Arrival, among many others. His newest graphic novel isHometown, out tomorrow from Levine Querido Books. Below, he discusses 20 years of his career creating art about belonging.
One Direction’s ‘What Makes You Beautiful’ turns 15, sending nostalgic fans straight into their self-described ‘dinosaur’ era @onedirection/Instagram
When TV’s biggest stars walk the red carpet at Peacock Theater in downtown Los Angeles for Monday’s Emmy Awards, many of the frontrunners will have something in common. And, no, it’s not their designer outfits.
Nrityanchal is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a three-day dance festival at Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy, bringing together more than 700 young and senior dancers across two major productions.
DC Comics released a comic book 25 years ago today, and the timing couldn’t have been worse for the company. It is important to understand that comic books are written and penciled in advance, and then they are printed out and shipped to stores. This means there are often times that a comic can hit…
As much as pop culture loves to depict Batman as an edgy, hard-boiled lone wolf who lives in perpetual isolation, Batman and Robin have been an inseparable pairing pretty much since the Dark Knight debuted. The original Robin, orphaned circus performer Dick Grayson, made his first appearance in 1940’s Detective Comics #38, only 11 issues…
It was 19 years ago that the “Civil War” ended, an event that tore the heroes in the Marvel Universe apart. Iron Man took the government’s side while Captain America fought for the right to freedom, and almost every hero in comics was fighting each other. By the end, Captain America was dead, but that…
Sixty years ago today, four young men ran onto television screens, sang about being too busy singing to put anybody down, and began turning into something they had only been hired to imitate.
On Friday, Americans solemnly observed the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, honoring nearly 3,000 lives lost in a day that altered U.S. history. Ceremonies unfolded across the country, notably at Ground Zero, the Pentagon, and a Pennsylvania field, where hijacked planes had struck two decades ago.
The King Kong Showwas the first anime made for America — and a big part of Kong’s time in Japan.