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Copyright: December 28, 2025
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ROYALTY AWARD TIME

Across the pond it's referred to as the New Years Honors. A time for the ordinary and the famous to pick up a title or at least a ribbon and a badge thanking them for their hard work in areas ranging from the arts to sports and charity work, for outstanding service and achievement.

The honors, which are decided by an independent committe before being put in front of the prime minister, Sir Keir Starmer, and the King, include Knighthoods, Damehoods, as well as Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE), Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE), and Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE).

Who else made the 2025 New Year Honours list?

Idris Elba - the Luther star will soon be known as Sir Idris as he has received a knighthood. The actor, 53, is being knighted for services to young people, having founded the Elba Hope Foundation, which supports community empowerment, education, youth advocacy, and sustainable development.


Actor Warwick Davis, who has appeared in Star Wars and Harry Potter, has been made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE). The star, 55, received the honor for his services to drama and charity.

Dancing On Ice's Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean 'will be given damehood and knighthood in the King's New Year Honours' after five decades of skating.

Former Pointless presenter Richard Osman is being made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his services to literature and broadcasting after the sell-out success of his The Thursday Murder Club series. Earlier this year, the first book, which was published in 2020, was turned into a hugely popular Netflix film starring Dame Helen Mirren and Pierce Brosnan.

Prince William and Princess Kate's nanny to be honored with a special award. Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis' long-time nanny, Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, has been awarded a Royal Victorian Medal (Silver) for her services to the couple.

Maria Teresa Turrion Borrallo, who was taken on as William and Kate's nanny in 2014, was trained at the prestigious Norland College, the Spanish-born childcare professional works with the couple in private and during public occasions. In 2018, she was seen wearing the distinctive brown and white Norland uniform while tending to Prince George and Princess Charlotte during Pippa Middleton's 2017 wedding.

Most recently, she was seen in the back of Prince William's car as Charlotte rode in the front, heading back from a Christmas Lunch for members of the royal family, hosted by King Charles at Buckingham Palace on December 16, 2025.

The list, also recognized King Charles' medical team, including Professor Philip Anthony Bloom, who is the King's eye surgeon, Professor Charles Deakin, a travelling physician to Charles and Camilla, and plastic surgeon Simon Eccles become Lieutenants of the Royal Victorian Order (LVO) for their service to the monarch.

Meanwhile, Lance Sergeant Scott Robin Bishop, a driver for William and Kate, also received a Royal Victorian Medal (Silver).

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ART AND ABOUT

ALFREDO CASTANEDA: BEYOND SURREALISM through March 1, 2026 at the San Diego Museum of Art in San Diego, CA.

Alfredo Castañeda: Beyond Surrealism brings together thirty-five paintings from outstanding private collections in North America and Spain for the first museum retrospective of the artist’s work in the United States. The exhibition covers five decades of the artist’s wide-ranging international career and his unique exploration of Surrealist themes through deeply personal iconography and distinctive visual narrative.

Alfredo Castañeda (Mexico City, 1938-2010, Madrid) was one of the most prolific and impactful champions of the Surrealist movement in Latin America and in the later twentieth century. While training as an architect at the National University of Mexico, he studied with Mattias Goeritz, whose work inspired him to expand his art practice to include painting. Castañeda had practiced drawing since childhood, but he was further encouraged by an encounter with René Magritte’s work. Marked by introspection, psychological investigation, whimsy, and an acutely self-aware sense of humor, Castañeda’s paintings have a magical realist quality and high degree of visual finish. Many scenes feature trompe l’oeil effects that call into question the artist’s trustworthiness as a narrator, as the realism the viewer sees is often at odds with the absurdities of what the artist chooses to represent. Themes of family, self, identity, and journey are all at the forefront of this striking artist’s visual vocabulary.

THE MUSEUM OF BAD ART now offering high-quality prints on canvas of many MOBA favorites.

Surely you want your home or office decorated in bad art.

For instance "Lucy in the Field With Flowers" by an unknown person with limited to no talent.

Oil on canvas, 30" x 24"
Rescued from trash in Boston, MA by Scott Wilson.

The motion, the chair, the sway of her breast, the subtle hues of the sky, the expression on her face; every detail cries out "masterpiece.” This painting was the seed that grew into MOBA when Mr. Wilson's friends convinced him to share his find with the general public.

The subject of this MOBA classic has been identified by her great-granddaughter to be Anna Mae Lally.

Prints are shipped to you on 3/4" stretcher ready for hanging or framing or a 1.5" stretcher, designed for frameless hanging. The $100 price includes shipping in the US. A simple frame in black, white, or brown is $25 more.

We include the text for the official MOBA interpretive panel for your picture. You can print the blurb and display it in a 5x7 frame.

What's your favorite MOBA painting? You surely want a copy of it on your wall. Send a note to MOBA@MuseumOfBadArt.org to tell us which painting you want.

SWEET CHARITY

BONG & BLOOM a monthly women’s event series hosted in collaboration with Comedy Gives Back and held at the legendary Hollywood Improv.

Each month, Bond & Bloom will bring together women in healing, entertainment, and care for connection, education, and renewal — blending wellness, conversation, and community in one inspiring space.

Hosted by Kristy Quinn & Natanya Ross, this ongoing series will feature:

- Speakers, comedians & mental health professionals
- Engaging panels & creative activities
- A welcoming space for growth and collaboration.

At Lynk Diagnostics, we’re proud to continuously invest in initiatives that humanize healthcare and strengthen the connection between mental health, wellness, and the creative community.

Just as MusiCares supports musicians and The Entertainment Community Fund supports actors, Comedy Gives Back stands behind comedians — helping them get back to doing what they do best: making people laugh. Being alone on stage is part of the job. Feeling alone offstage is unacceptable.

Help keep the people that keep us laughing, healthy and safe. We need laughter now more than ever. Make sure stand-up comedians have a place to turn in hard times.

Co-founded by Zoe Friedman, Amber J. Lawson & Jodi Lieberman, Comedy Gives Back is a 501(c)3, non-profit organization that provides grants to stand-up comedians for financial crisis, mental health therapy, and chemical dependency treatment.

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SPREADING THE WORD

HANDEL'S TAMERLANO a visionary new production by acclaimed director Stefano Poda, known for his striking, symbolic, and immersive staging. This bold reimagining blends Handel’s timeless score with a new musical concept by composer Kirill Richter, weaving in the textures of traditional Uzbek instruments to evoke the legacy of Amir Temur.

More than 160 artists from international soloists, ballet performers, the National Symphony Orchestra of Uzbekistan, the State Choir, and national ensembles come together to create a vivid world of music, movement, and visual poetry.

Presened by The Uzbekistan Art and Culture Development Foundation January 10 - 11 2026 at Dubai Opera in Dubai UAE.

WORKS & PROCESS PRESENTS OPERA PHILDELPHIA for a preview performance of Complications in Sue by Michael R. Jackson, set for Friday, January 16, 2026 at the Peter B. Lewis Theater, New York.

Before its world premiere at Opera Philadelphia in February, this preview of Complications in Sue shows how one librettist, one actor, four singers, and ten composers joined forces to make opera in a brand-new way. In his first opera libretto, Pulitzer Prize– and Tony Award–winning playwright Michael R. Jackson traces the life of a woman named Sue over ten decades. Sue’s life—from the mundane to the extraordinary—unfolds, with each chapter scored by a different musical luminary.

Opera Philadelphia favorites Missy Mazzoli, Rene Orth, and Nico Muhly return alongside a panoply of company debuts from notable composers, like Grammy Awards–nominee Nathalie Joachim. The production stars MacArthur Fellow and cabaret icon Justin Vivian Bond, with Zack Winokur and Raja Feather Kelly directing, and conductor Caren Levine making her Opera Philadelphia debut. Jackson, Costanzo, Winokur, and Kelly join in a moderated discussion blended with performance highlights.

FOUNTAIN THEATRE'S REVOLUTIONS & REVELATIONS season celebrates 35 years of impact and legacy.

Launching the season at the end of January will be the West Coast premiere of Poetry for the People: The June Jordan Experience (previously announced for Fall 2025). What does resistance sound like?

Poetry for the People is the bold, joyous, Helen Hayes Award-winning celebration, devised by Caldwell and Jordan’s longtime collaborator and life partner, composer Adrienne Torf, of one of America’s most fearless writers and human rights activists. Six dynamic performers weave together Jordan’s electric poetry with movement, live music, and selections by another Jordan collaborator, John Adams, and iconic a cappella ensemble Sweet Honey in the Rock, who set Jordan’s poems to song. In keeping with the Fountain vision to move productions into the community, Poetry for the People will also travel to Berkeley in partnership with UC Berkeley and The Freight. (January 31 – March 29; previews January 27– January 29).

Superstition and science intertwine in the world premiere of RETURN (Teshuvah), a dark comedy by Beth Kander set for spring. In this funny and provocative modern-day dybbuk tale about memory, grief and guilt, Miriam is a geneticist on the verge of a scientific breakthrough that could alter humanity and transform our understanding of death. (May 2 – June 21; previews April 29 and April 30)

Following Return, a summer-long Fugard Festival will celebrate Athol Fugard, the internationally acclaimed South African playwright whose work challenging that country’s system of apartheid made him a symbol of artistic resistance, and who declared the Fountain Theatre, where many of his plays premiered, his “artistic home on the West Coast.” Anchored by a mainstage production of Sizwe Bansi Is Dead directed by Simon Levy, the Festival will move into the community, partnering with other theater companies, high schools and colleges to present readings of Fugard’s work including The Island, Statements After an Arrest Under the Immorality Act, The Road to Mecca, and Exits and Entrances. (July 18 – Sept. 6; previews July 15 and July 16).

In the fall, Caldwell will direct the West Coast premiere of a groundbreaking, funny, smart and moving satire by an acclaimed, Tony nominated contemporary playwright — the title of which can’t be revealed just yet, but which will be announced shortly. Stand by! (Oct. 24 – Dec. 13; previews Oct. 21 and Oct. 22).

Satellite events set for 2026 include monthly performances of The Fountain’s longtime Forever Flamenco series, created by co-founder Deborah Culver Lawlor, which will expand in the new year to feature additional evenings of World Dance; a Staged Reading Series curated by Fountain producing director Simon Levy; and a new monthly Cabaret Series offering intimate evenings with Los Angeles-based singers and musicians. The year will also be devoted to developing Embers Borne West by Maddox K. Pennington, who along with the Fountain is the recipient of a prestigious Los Angeles New Play Project (LANPP) grant, for a full Fountain production in 2027.

ODYSSEY THEATRE ENSEMBLE'S annual six-week celebration of contemporary dance expands in its ninth year, doubling the number of offerings and spilling over into a second space at the Odyssey’s three-theater complex in West L.A. Performances in 2026 will take place concurrently in two theaters, Odyssey 2 and Odyssey 3, from January 8 through February 15.

Curated by series co-founder Barbara Muller-Wittmann, the Odyssey’s unique festival has established itself as the go-to place to view new work by cutting edge companies and choreographers. This year’s event will spotlight the work of over 17 Los Angeles-based choreographers and feature three evenings of award-winning dance films from around the world.

Odyssey Theatre Ensemble was founded in 1969 by Ron Sossi, who remained at the company’s helm for 56 years until his death at the age of 85. The company remains one of Los Angeles’ most vibrant and adventurous under the current leadership of artistic director Beth Hogan, who co-founded the Dance at the Odyssey series with Muller-Wittmann in 2017.

AMERICAN DESIGNER BRAND RALPH LAUREN has unveiled Team USA’s opening and closing ceremony uniforms for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026, which kicks off on February 6.

This marks their 10th consecutive time designing for the team. The collection features a vintage ski racer aesthetic with a focus on American-made pieces.

The opening ceremony uniform includes a winter white wool coat with heritage toggles, a flag turtleneck, and tailored wool trousers. The closing ceremony look features a color-blocked puffer jacket inspired by vintage ski racing and another patriotic turtleneck. The uniforms were developed over two and a half years in collaboration with athletes to ensure comfort and confidence. The collection includes hats, mittens, belts, and alpine boots, all made in the United States.

OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY

BEYONCE - thanks to controlling her own music career, has become a billionaire. She is the 5th musician to reach this status. Big money earners for her include income from her past two albums, ‘Renaissance’ and ‘Cowboy Carter.’

2025 REVIVAL OF RAGTIME directed by Kewsong Lee Artistic Director Lear deBessonet, has broken the record for highest weekly gross (week ending 12/28/25) in the history of Lincoln Center Theater.

THE LATIN GRAMMY CULTURAL FOUNDATION announces the 2026 Noel Schajris scholarship. Additional Scholarships Open for Application Include the Emerging Talent Scholarship from Berklee College of Music, the Celia Cruz Legacy Scholarship, the Kany García Scholarship and the Manolo Díaz Scholarship, as well as several Tuition Assistance Scholarships.

Deadline to Apply: April 10, 2026.

Latin Grammy winner, and Grammy nominated singer/songwriter Noel Schajris will sponsor its prestigious Prodigy Scholarship, also known as the 2026 Noel Schajris Scholarship, toward a bachelor’s degree at Berklee College of Music for the 2026 fall semester. The scholarship will include tuition, housing and wrap-around services valued at up to $250,000.

In addition to the 2026 Noel Schajris Scholarship, several scholarships are available for music students between the ages of 17 and 25 years of age with a passion for Latin music and financial limitations, who are starting their studies in the fall of 2026:

For the second consecutive year, Berklee will offer the Berklee & Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation Emerging Talent Scholarship, a full tuition presidential scholarship that covers tuition, comprehensive fees, required laptop fee/software bundle (freshman year only), on-campus housing and wrap around services.

As previously announced during the 2025 Latin Grammy Week, three (3) Gifted Tuition Scholarships of up to $120,000 each will be awarded to students to cover tuition and housing costs, as well as wrap around services provided by the Foundation, towards a four-year bachelor's degree at the institution of their choice. They include the following:

The Celia Cruz Legacy Scholarship pays homage to Cruz’s voice, spirit and unwavering pride in her culture that transformed music and inspired generations around the world. As we celebrate the centennial of her birth in 2025, the scholarship honors her extraordinary legacy and the path she paved for future artists.

The Kany García Scholarship—sponsored by Latin Grammy winner, Grammy nominee and 2022 Leading Ladies of Entertainment honoree Kany García—will award one scholarship to benefit a young woman pursuing Latin music.

The Manolo Díaz Scholarship in honor of one of the founding members of the Foundation, who currently serves on its Board, will be awarded by fellow board member, Mireya Blavia, recognizing Díaz’s contributions and legacy to the industry.

Also, several Tuition Assistance Scholarships, offering between $7,500 to $12,500 each for tuition and wrap around services will be awarded to students commencing their studies or who are already attending the music institution of their choice. Final award amount with details will be provided to those selected. Bulova will sponsor one (1) Tuition Assistance Scholarship of up to $10,000 that will include an experiential educational component during the 27th Annual Latin Grammy Awards in November 2026.

The Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation is now accepting applications for 2026 scholarships until April 10, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. The application includes two audition videos, two letters of recommendation, two essays, and an acceptance letter from an accredited university. Materials can be submitted in English, Spanish or Portuguese.

To date, the Latin Grammy Cultural Foundation has awarded 477 scholarships, investing more than $12 million over the last 11 years.

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THE TURNER PRIZE 2025 as been awarded to Nnena Kalu. The winner of the £25,000 prize was announced a ceremony at Bradford Grammar School presented by magician Steven Frayne, formerly known as Dynamo, in Bradford, this year’s UK City of Culture, and broadcast live on BBC News.

The jury congratulated all four nominees for their unique and bold presentations, offering an insight into contemporary art today. Working across sculpture, painting, drawing, photography, sound and installation, this year’s nominees each reflect their diverse practices and broad experience in compelling ways. The Turner Prize 2025 at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery in Bradford has attracted 34,000 visitors to date.

The jury awarded the prize to Nnena Kalu, who creates hanging sculptures from wrappings of different materials making cocoon-like shapes, as well as large-scale drawings made with vigorous, rhythmic lines. The jury commended Kalu’s bold and compelling work, praising her lively translation of expressive gesture into captivating abstract sculpture and drawing. Noting her distinct practice and finesse of scale, composition and colour, they admired the powerful presence these works have.

One of the best-known visual arts prizes in the world, the Turner Prize aims to promote public debate around new developments in contemporary British art. Established in 1984, the prize is awarded each year to a British artist for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work. The shortlisted artists for 2025 are Nnena Kalu, Rene Matic, Mohammed Sami and Zadie Xa.

The members of the Turner Prize 2025 jury are Andrew Bonacina, independent curator; Sam Lackey, Director, Liverpool Biennial; Priyesh Mistry, Associate Curator of Modern and Contemporary Projects, The National Gallery; and Habda Rashid, Senior Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, Fitzwilliam Museum. The jury is chaired by Alex Farquharson, Director, Tate Britain.

The exhibition of the four shortlisted artists is at Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Bradford until February 22, 2026. It is co-curated by Jill Iredale, Curator, Cartwright Hall Art Gallery, Michael Richmond, Curator, Yorkshire Contemporary, and Sophie Bullen, Assistant Curator, Yorkshire Contemporary, for Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture.

Turner Prize 2025 is produced by Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture. Delivered in partnership with Tate, Bradford District Museums & Galleries and Yorkshire Contemporary. It is supported by The John Browne Charitable Trust and The Uggla Family Foundation. It is sponsored by Amplitude Event Solutions.

In 2026, the prize will be held at MIMA, Middlesborough.

ZINEB SEDIRA (b.1963, France) will be the next artist to undertake the Tate Britain Commission. Unveiled for the first time on May 13, 2026, Sedira’s major new work will be the latest response to the unique context of the neo-classical Duveen Galleries at the heart of Tate Britain. On view until January 17,2027, this will be the artist’s largest commission in the UK to date.

Over the past three decades, Zineb Sedira has developed a powerful and multifaceted artistic practice spanning photography, performance, video, and installation. Sedira's work draws on personal encounters within the Algerian diaspora of Africa. Taking inspiration from family archives and the history of cinema, she bridges the political and the poetic, thoughtfully exploring themes of memory, migration and trauma. Her installations invite audiences to consider the emotional and geographical dimensions of displacement, while critically examining dominant historical narratives. By keeping histories alive, her storytelling becomes both an act of resistance and a gesture of connection, affirming her place as a significant and influential voice in today’s cultural landscape.

Zineb Sedira said: "Taking on the Tate Britain Commission feels both monumental and intimate. It’s about bringing the weight of history into dialogue with the living pulse of the Pan-African experience. It gives me the opportunity to imagine new stories, new energies, and new meanings.”

Tate Britain Commission: Zineb Sedira is curated by Jessica Vaughan, Curator, Contemporary British Art, with Celeste McEvoy, Assistant Curator Contemporary British Art.

Alex Farquharson, Director, Tate Britain, said: "We are delighted that Zineb Sedira is undertaking next year’s Tate Britain Commission. Sedira is a vital force in contemporary art, celebrated for her immersive, multi-sensory installations that offer a nuanced reflection on history, memory, identity and belonging. We’re excited to see how she will transform the Duveen Galleries with her unique vision“

Zineb Sedira was born in Paris in 1963 to Algerian parents. She moved to London in the 1980, completing her undergraduate and postgraduate studies at Central St Martin's School of Art and the Slade School of Art, followed by a research fellowship at the Royal College of Art. Working between the mediums of photography, film, installation and performance, Sedira is best known for her explorations of the human dimension of geopolitical change. She represented France at the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022 with Dreams Have No Titles, a critically acclaimed installation inspired by militant cinema and her family's immigrant journey. Her work is held in major public collections including Tate, Centre Pompidou, Sharjah Art Museum, and the Victoria and Albert Museum, and she has exhibited widely across Europe, North Africa, and North America.

Tate Britain Commission: Zineb Sedira is the latest in a series of contemporary commissions for artists to develop a new site-specific work in Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries. Artists who have previously undertaken commissions in the Duveens include Alvaro Barrington (2024), Hew Locke (2022), Heather Phillipson (2021), Mike Nelson (2019), Anthea Hamilton (2018), Cerith Wyn Evans (2017), Pablo Bronstein (2016), Christina Mackie (2015), and Phyllida Barlow (2014).

THE DISAPPEAR a world premiere new comedy written and directed by BAFTA Award nominee Erica Schmidt.

Featuring Tony Award nominee Dylan Baker, Madeline Brewer, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Hamish Linklater, Anna Mirodin, and Tony Award winner Miriam Silverman.

Power couple Benjamin Braxton and Mira Blair see their picture-perfect life go gloriously off script—taking their friends, affairs, and daughter along for the ride. Written and directed by Erica Schmidt, The Disappear peels back the curtain on fame, ambition, marriage and reinvention in a smoldering comedy about how keeping it together sometimes means letting it all go.

The production’s creative team includes Brett J. Banakis (Set Design), Jennifer Moeller and Miriam Kelleher (Costume Design), Cha See (Lighting Design), Palmer Hefferan (Sound Design), and Caparelliotis Casting / David Caparelliotis, C.S.A. and Joe Gery (Casting). Merrick A. B. Williams is the Production Stage Manager and Mary Kate Baughman is the Assistant Stage Manager, theatrical supervision is by Beacon Theatrical Services with general management by ShowTown Theatricals.

The Disappear begins previews on Thursday, January 8, 2026 ahead of a Thursday, January 15 opening night at Audible’s Minetta Lane Theatre in New York City.

As with previous Audible Theater shows, Audible will record and release The Disappear as an Audible Original, extending its reach to millions of listeners around the world.

OLIVER!

Gritty Children in Oliver.

by Lionel Bart, inspired by Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist.

Directed and choreographed by Matthew Bourne.

This dazzling new production overflowing with heart, humor, and show-stopping spectacle. Step into the grit and glamour of Victorian London as Oliver journeys from the workhouse to the bustling city streets, meeting Dickens’ unforgettable characters along the way. With breathtaking staging, thrilling choreography, and performances that sparkle with emotion, this sensational revival proves once again why Oliver! remains a cornerstone of British musical theatre.

Featuring Lionel Bart’s iconic score—including audience favorites Food, Glorious Food, Consider Yourself, You’ve Got to Pick a Pocket or Two, I’d Do Anything, Oom Pah Pah, and As Long As He Needs Me — the show delivers a night bursting with joy, drama, and unforgettable melodies.

This award-winning revival features a star-studded cast:

Simon Lipkin as Fagin
Ava Brennan as Nancy
Aaron Sidwell as Bill Sikes
Aaron MacGregor as the Artful Dodger
Philip Franks as Mr Brownlow
Oscar Conlon-Morrey as Mr Bumble
Katy Secombe as Widow Corney
Stephen Matthews as Mr Sowerberry/Dr Grimwig
Jamie Birkett as Mrs Sowerberry/Mrs Bedwin.

Booking to October 4, 2026 at the Gielgud Theatre, London.

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