Disco classics, patriotic songs and celebrity endorsements featured heavily in the US election. Politicians can use music to ...

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But among members of the creative class — filmmakers, authors, painters, poets — a sense of purpose was percolating beneath ...

Last Tuesday, Georgetown University students took public transportation to watch Vice President Kamala Harris deliver her closing campaign speech just north of the National Mall at the Ellipse.

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Wednesday's upload to the social media platform was initially backed by Rodrigo's 2021 hit "Deja Vu," until the 21-year-old ...

At the “Yellowstone” premiere, Wes Bentley discussed the role of art in navigating turbulent political times, reflecting on the aftermath of the recent U.S. presidential election.

By Kristine Pascual, Nov. 5, 2024 As the United States prepares for a deeply polarized election today, candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are using music as a driving force in the political ...

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(Photo: AFP/Mohd Rasfan) KUALA LUMPUR: In the theatre of politics, redemption is not just a narrative device but a calculated strategy, allowing leaders to reclaim their standing after fallibilities.

Two political statues have mysteriously popped up in Washington, DC, drawing crowds of onlookers, just a week before Election Day. Last week, an unknown artist placed a bronze replica of former Ho ...