For only the third time this century, a painting by renowned Renaissance great Raphael is coming to auction. It is of Mary ...

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Soon he got the name Happy Face Killer, after sending law enforcement post-murder notes featuring the cheerful expression. Paramount+ released a trailer Monday for the true-crime series Happy Face ...

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Dennis Quaid stars as the notorious Happy Face Killer, aka Keith Hunter Jesperson, in the upcoming Paramount+ drama series “Happy Face.” The eight-episode season will premiere on March 20 with ...

The streaming service Paramount Plus has released the first trailer for “Happy Face,” the TV series inspired by events surrounding a notorious true-crime case with a connection to Oregon.

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Yuval Raphael will represent Israel in the 2025 Eurovision Song Contest after winning Channel 12’s Rising Star (Kochav Nolad) pre-Eurovision finale with renditions of Abba’s “Dancing Queen ...

The Norton Simon Museum started out as the Pasadena Art Institute in 1922, exhibiting 19th-century American and European art and hosting annual shows of artists from California.