After two years of research, three filmmakers identified where the first photographed people stood. A bronze plaque now celebrates the location.
Three filmmakers have solved a mystery dating back almost 200 years: exactly where the first people captured in a photograph were standing. They spent two years searching archives, or collections of historical records, and building three-dimensional models of Paris as it looked in the 19th century.
Their research identified the spot where the people stood. The historic location now has a bronze plaque, a metal sign that celebrates both the site and the early photograph.
A friendly bet between two museums will temporarily bring together two Monet paintings, with the destination decided by the World Series.
A report on young Americans' viewing habits shows support for different storytelling formats, more realistic characters and friendship-focused stories.
After more than two decades out of use, a planetarium designed by Frank Lloyd Wright has reopened with restored seating and modern equipment.
A comparison of painted stars with the real sky suggests that Van Gogh may have continued working on The Starry Night in July 1889. The interpretation remains disputed.
A trial system gives online buyers 15 minutes to pay for named tickets, without changing visitor limits.
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