‘Museum of Innocence’ series to premiere on Netflix in February

‘Twilight In Concert’ to debut in Türkiye

Genetic mapping made for people who lived at ancient hill

A new Grammy category honors album covers

Live demonstrations begin at Kütahya Tilemakers’ Bazaar

Kenya pays tribute to beloved 'super tusker' elephant

Critics Choice Awards boost Oscars momentum

Timothee Chalamet's Oscars campaign earned a major boost on Jan. 4 as he scooped the best actor prize for "Marty Supreme" at the Critics Choice Awards, the first major gala of this year's Hollywood awards season.

Third 'Avatar' film passes the $1 billion mark worldwide

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" has surpassed the $1 billion mark at the global box office, as it kept the top spot in North American theaters with another $40 million in ticket sales, industry estimates showed on Jan. 4.

Study reveals Anatolian shepherd dogs sent from Erzurum to US

Research has revealed that Anatolian shepherd dogs selected from the high plateaus of Erzurum were sent to the United States in 1938 with the approval of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, in a process that went beyond a simple animal transfer and carried diplomatic, scientific and military dimensions.

Health Museum in Edirne hosts nearly 160,000 visitors in 2025

The Health Museum at Edirne’s Sultan Bayezid II Complex welcomed nearly 160,000 visitors last year, drawing tourists from dozens of countries and showcasing the advanced medical practices of the Ottoman era

Back to culinary roots

In my last week’s article, I put the concept of quiet luxury on top of my list for the upcoming culinary trends of 2026. Within the same line, we can say there will be a comeback of classics in many fields. Classic, in a way, equals comfort. It is time-tested, endured fads of all kinds, remains thrust worthy and meets the needs.

Alluvium-covered Myra to see theater restoration in 2026

Archaeological excavations and restoration works are continuing at the ancient cities of Myra and Andriake in the Mediterranean province of Antalya’s Demre district, with the restoration of the Myra Ancient Theater scheduled to begin in 2026.

Istanbul State Opera and Ballet stages New Year’s Concert at AKM

The Istanbul State Opera and Ballet (İDOB) met with art lovers at the Atatürk Cultural Center’s (AKM) Türk Telekom Opera Hall with its “New Year’s Concert.”

Broadway director achieves a rare feat

Fifteen years ago, rising theater director Alex Timbers achieved a remarkable feat: Still only in his early 30s, he had two shows running simultaneously on Broadway. As 2026 dawns, Timbers has now eclipsed that mark — he has four.

Veteran Turkish opera baritone Mesut İktu dies at 79

Professor Mesut İktu, one of the leading figures of Turkish opera and a former director and general art director of the Istanbul State Opera and Ballet (IDOB), died on the morning of Jan. 1 at the age of 79.

Artifacts preserved using scientific methods

Türkiye is among a limited number of countries worldwide in the field of conservation and restoration, with more than 251,000 artifacts preserved using scientific methods and brought into cultural life to date.

Restored Hatay assembly building to host State Theaters

A historic building that served as the assembly during the Hatay State period and was rebuilt in line with its original design after being destroyed in the earthquakes, will host cultural and artistic activities.

Nahita: Looking at Anatolia from ‘A Good Place’

Nahita stands out for its restrained menu and commitment to locality, sustainability and culinary responsibility in Cappadocia.