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Matisse painting stolen in 1987 recovered in UK
01/08/2013 8:35am
A Henri Matisse painting stolen in 1987 from a Swedish museum by a thief wielding a sledgehammer has been recovered, an art specialist and a dealer said Tuesday.
Poland probes artist's claim he used Holocaust ash
01/08/2013 11:54am
Polish prosecutors are investigating a Swedish artist's claim that he used the ashes of Holocaust victims to make a painting, an act that could carry a prison term.
Depardieu skips drunk driving hearing in France
01/08/2013 1:46pm
In the last three days, Gerard Depardieu met with Vladimir Putin to get Russian citizenship, got a prime seat at soccer's biggest annual gala in Switzerland and dashed off to Montenegro to eye some real estate.
Broadway awaits 'The Testament of Mary'
01/08/2013 2:17pm
Broadway is apparently sticking with its love affair with religion _ this spring will welcome the "The Testament of Mary," a play by Colm Toibin based on his 2011 novella about Jesus' mother after the crucifixion.
Review: 'Water By the Spoonful' is vivid, human
01/08/2013 6:16pm
Any conquest, however small, can't be fully assessed without considering the cost of achieving it, the failures that preceded it and the environment in which it occurred.
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