Monday, May 25, 2020 5:03 PM ET
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Pandemic, in park: Viewers pull up to drive-ins again -- Drive-ins are experiencing a resurgence, as the pandemic fuels nostalgia and owners see opportunities to go beyond just double features.4 days ago
A close-knit culture, with separation at its core (video) Social distancing? The coronavirus made it a thing. But for amateur radio operators it has long been the basis of a convivial drive to connect.4 days ago
In a Word - Animal noises sound different in other languages - Animals vocalize more or less the same way, whether they're in France or America – so why do they "speak" so differently in human languages?4 days ago
Home theater: A feast for foodies and film fans -- The Monitor's film critic suggests that movies featuring feasts – and interesting characters – can offer comfort to people stuck at home.5 days ago
A books network in Zimbabwe is now a front-line virus response -- Monitor readers still supply books, but now the group has found new purpose in helping communities prepare for the coronavirus pandemic.5 days ago
Creativity: Artists find it both abundant and scarce during crisis -- Artists are finding ways to invigorate their work and creativity by branching out and adapting to changed circumstances.5 days ago
First Look -- Art for water? How a Picasso raffle will bring water to Africa. -- Christie's auction house plans to sell a Picasso painting to raise money to provide villagers in three African countries with water. An art dealer says, Picasso would approve. "He wanted to be helpful to everybody."4 days ago
Tired of Netflix? Museums and theaters bring the arts home. -- As arts organizations figure out next steps amid pandemic closures, some are finding creative ways to embrace fans and newcomers alike.5 days ago
In a Word -- Cute canines on the web inspire DoggoLingo -- This "language" is characterized by simple phrases and inventive spellings (smol for "small," bork for "bark"). For example: "Pupperino did a blep!"5 days ago
Home theater: Comedies to lighten your lockdown -- Comedy films featuring Dustin Hoffman, Albert Brooks, and the Marx Brothers take you to a better place and keep you there.11 days ago
Two crises, two gardens -- In World War II Britain, my grandmother's garden was a refuge – as is mine today during the coronavirus pandemic.12 days ago
Culture Cafe -- Club Quarantine and beat battles: How black musicians raise spirits, money -- The coronavirus has disproportionately affected African Americans. One way to cope: the vital connection provided by black music and artists.13 days ago
The Explainer -- When can I go see a movie? Hollywood and theaters ponder what's next. -- As coronavirus restrictions ease, Hollywood and theater owners are weighing when to distribute movies and the timing on gathering indoors in groups.17 days ago