Propaganda films might hurt our sensibilities, but maybe we're better off talking about them than trying to erase them.

A play about Osama bin Laden is meant to stir up debate about public policy and terrorism.

Your profile photo on Friendster could be art.

It's not just the little guys. Established artistes are also being cheated by big corporations.

Chinese playing Japanese? Englishmen playing Indians? They're actors -- it's what they do!

Film studios are now promoting criticism of their upcoming releases?? Whoa!

A work of art lasts forever. The artist's commercial rights should, too.

Forget the Met. Original artwork is now at Blockbuster!

What do Peter Gabriel and Angelina Jolie have in common besides being entertainers?

Cutbacks and reorganization in print media has resulted in meagre arts reporting -- the situation needs to be salvaged.

In an age when we can personalize every aspect of entertainment according to individual tastes, it's hardly surprising that ordinary people are now contributing to the creative process itself.

Planning on listening to your next book? You might be missing out on some of the details that only print can provide.