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In “The Zone of Interest,” Jonathan Glazer's new Oscar-nominated film examining compartmentalized evil during the Holocaust, the director makes the choice not to depict the horrific acts occurring inside the death camps.

Since 1974, the international comics festival in the French town of Angoulême has welcomed the best of the world's illustrators. This year the top prize was awarded to Britain's Posy Simmonds, making her just the fifth woman in the festival's history to receive the honour.

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Pope Francis said he understands the opposition to same-sex blessings among priests in Africa, saying he knows "homosexuality" is considered "bad" in many societies and cultures there.

Several articles describe the deteriorating situation in Gaza, as the Hamas-run health ministry say the death toll has surpassed 25,000. Meanwhile, the British press reports on a scientific breakthrough in relation to Alzheimer’s disease.

As stars flock to Paris for the January Fashion Weeks, journalist Louis Pisano speaks to Eve Jackson about Zendaya and J-Lo's looks, checks out the Natalie Portman and Rihanna love-in video at the Dior show and talks about the highlights, including the Schiaparelli collection. Louis also shares his top red carpet looks for awards season.

The need to rethink our history or her-story, rather. Annette Young talks to journalist and author, Annabelle Hirsch, who has corrected our not-so-perfect 20/20 rear vision by writing a book entitled "A History of Women in 101 Objects."

Netflix hits fourth-quarter subscriber record, fueled by 'The Crown' and 'The Killer'.

Since January 15, art lovers have had to pay €22 to push the Pyramid's doors, a 30% increase in ticket prices.

Nigeria’s Minister of Arts, Culture and Creative Economy, Hannatu Musawa says work is underway to develop and unveil a policy framework in the next few months with a focus on creating an enabling environment to catalyse the growth of the Creative economy. Speaking to CNBC Africa at the World Economic Forum, she notes the strength of messaging in the Creative economy is strong and crucial to addressing issues of growth and sustainable development.

FRANCE 24 film critic Lisa Nesselson gives us her take on both the Oscar nominations and France's Lumière awards, for which she is the academy president. France has been reacting with both pride and astonishment to the success of Justine Triet's courtroom drama "Anatomy of a Fall", which got five Oscar nods despite not being submitted by France for Best International Film.

Eve Jackson is joined by one of the most important abstract painters of her generation. Born in Hong Kong, Fiona Rae grew up in Indonesia, then London, where she trained as an artist in the 1980s.