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Omid Scobie: Meghan 'was wrong to suggest Archie should be a Prince' Bridie Pearson-jones For Mailonline © Provided by Daily Mail MailOnline logo Meghan Markle 'may have been wrong' to suggest her son Archie should have been given the title of Prince, her friend Omid Scobie has suggested. In her bombshell Oprah interview in March, Meghan, 39, said that her son was not made a Prince due to a change in protocol and implied the decision was made due to concerns over 'how dark his skin would be'.  But speaking in a new documentary Discovery+'s Harry and Meghan: Recollections M...

Art exhibition shines a ‘Lens on Black life’ Art exhibition shines a ‘Lens on Black life’ Papillon & Company will host a Kamoinge Workshop exhibition, “From Harlem to Metuchen: Lens on Black Life.” The members of this African American photographers collective will be sharing their experiences, conducting a photography workshop and exhibiting their work May 8 through June 30 in Papillon’s Metuchen store, located at 418 Main St. “Art can build bridges and bring people together,” Edna Epelu, owner of Papillon & Company, said in a prepared statement. ...

Print Every year, The Envelope weighs the odds for each of the best picture nominees to win the gold by comparing them to previous Academy Award winners. (“Parasite” — it’s “The Sting” gone horribly wrong!) To analyze the elements of this season’s eight nominees, we looked at plots, themes, styles — even their comic relief. Are the resemblances we found enough to give the current picture a boost? Yeah, probably not. But we did find that this year’s crop, with it’s weightier story lines, often had us dipping into past documentary winners to find our corollaries. Olivia Colm...

NOW Magazine Eli Reed: A Long Walk Home Eli Reed: A Long Walk Home by 128 128 people viewed this event. Tanenbaum Lecture with Eli Reed. The Howard and Carole Tanenbaum Lecture Series is co-presented biannually by the Ryerson Image Centre and the School of Image Arts, Ryerson University. Acclaimed American photographer Eli...

The Harvard Art Museums have been awarded a $100,000 grant from The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts to support the upcoming Fall 2021 exhibition Devour the Land: War and American Landscape Photography since 1970. The exhibition will be the first to address the unknown and often unexpected ways habitats and well-being in the United States are affected by American warfare and the military-industrial complex. The grant, which was announced as part of the Warhol Foundation’s Fall 2020 grants program, provides general support for the project. Devour the Land is organized by the H...