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A New York City museum is asking fans of Jim Henson’s Muppets to help pay for an exhibition featuring original puppets of beloved characters like Elmo, Miss...

The New York City Council approved a massive $2 billion housing development in Queens amid an affordable housing crisis.

Ah, the week right after Thanksgiving and right before the Christmas explosion. It’s work as usual in the world’s most diverse borough with Chinese opera, Polish films, runaway parrots, and Jazz tributes. Nov. 25, Queens Farm Holiday Market, Dec. 24. Savvy shoppers peruse a rich assortment of trees, wreaths, poinsettias, and unique gifts. Sales support

Our series examining Who Owns Urban Scotland today looks at the risks to some of the nations iconic cultural venues.

The Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound shared the earliest known surviving news broadcast from WBIR for World Television Day.

JOBS at what is thought to be the worlds biggest books festival will be cut in a "heatbreaking" move caused by bleak economic conditions…

The Edinburgh Filmhouse ceased trading along with the Edinburgh film festival and Aberdeen Belmont.

Glasgow Short Film Festival's Sanne Jehoul argues that we need to build a radical new model for film – fair, diverse, full of passion, and free from neoliberal thinking

After membership in the Girl Scouts of Greater New York dropped by more than half during the first year of the pandemic, local youths are flocking to the storied American institution.

The Board of Trustees of a href= http://www.movingimage.us target= _blank Museum of the Moving Image /a today announced that acclaimed filmmaker S