Former bass player, Bakithi Kumalo, remembers late legendary South African jazz musician Hugh Masekela.

The Starship Enterprise takes its rightful place — right up there with the Apollo capsule and the Wright brothers’ plane — at the National Air and Space Museum.

How did a fictional character from a bread commercial score a #1 hit song and spark the '70s CB radio craze?

June Thomas looks at how sexual harassment is depicted on television.

Theater designer Joshua Dachs on the history of the stage: how it came to be and how it's still evolving.

A letter signed by French actress Catherine Deneuve has sparked controversy surrounding the #MeToo movement. Here's how cartoonists responded.

Charlie Hebdo spends $1.5 million a year on security measures. In their first issue this year, the satirical weekly opens up and asks “How long will Charlie Hebdo be able to sustain such a financial burden?”

RIYL, or recommended if you like, helps us understand tropes in genres like folk music. It's not perfect in this case, but the slight similarities in Beatriz and Stambul Naturil come out after a deep listen.

We love music here at The World, and we love to share our latest favorites with you. Here are some of the artists we featured this week.

How “Penelope Ashe” pulled off the biggest literary caper of the century.