While global financial powers continue to impose crippling sanctions on Russia's economy, the entertainment industry is responding to the attack on Ukraine in its own way.
The famous Istanbul Manufacturers' Market has a history dating back more than half a century. Although the centre's artistic side isn't well known, as Esra Durust found out, a new project is hoping to change that.
Millions of artworks and monuments are at risk from Russia's military attack on Ukraine. With a museum housing folk art already heavily damaged, other institutions fear they might be next.
Volodymyr Sheiko, General Director of the Ukrainian Institute 00:54
When Russia launched its attack on Ukraine, London's Royal Opera House canceled an upcoming tour of the legendary Bolshoi Ballet. It's one of many concerts and exhibitions by Russian companies that have been suspended worldwide. But for performers of the Kiev Grand Ballet, the season has come to a different end.
The conflict in Ukraine has sent ripples around the world, including the movie industry. Filmmakers have rallied to defend their country and spur action from the international community.
After nearly two years of virtual fashion shows, the London Fashion Week adopted a hybrid format this year which involved both physical and digital events. Turkish designer Bora Aksu was among the first to present his latest creations.
Lucy Moyse Ferreira, Lecturer in Fashion Media 01:20
Hollywood is kind of in the midst of a murder mystery revival. And its latest offering is Death on the Nile. But Alican Pamir weighs in on what the genre needs to do to make a full-blown comeback.
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