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Met Gala guests (and the rest of us) learn the next dress code: 'Fashion is Art'

NEW YORK (AP) — Beyoncé has her marching orders. The dress code for the next Met Gala is: “Fashion is Art.” The code takes its inspiration from the theme of the museum's spring fashion exhibit, “Costume Art.” Curator Andrew Bolton says the show seeks to display the enduring connection between fashion and art through the centuries. This year's gala co-chairs are Beyoncé, Nicole Kidman, tennis champ Venus Williams and Anna Wintour, the influential Vogue editor who oversees each gala. The Met Gala is May 4. “Costume Art,” which opens to the public May 10, will inaugurate swanky new gallery space for the Costume Institute.

Serena Williams brings athlete discipline to business leadership in 'The CEO Club' series

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Serena Williams has shifted her drive from tennis to business, and a new Prime Video series shows how she leads. On Monday, “The CEO Club” premieres and follows Williams and several other women as they run brands and handle family life. Williams says the same mindset that won her titles matters in the boardroom. She says leaders lose sometimes, but they show up again the next day. Williams also executive produces the show, and she says that helps her control the story. Another leader, Loren Ridinger, stresses discipline, tough calls, and strong support circles.

Rob Reiner's son returns to court, may enter plea in the killing of his parents

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rob Reiner's son Nick Reiner is set to enter a plea in the killings of his parents after weeks of legal drama and delays. Prosecutors bring him back to a downtown Los Angeles courtroom Monday for arraignment on two first-degree murder counts. He now has public defender Kimberly Greene after private lawyer Alan Jackson quit in January. Jackson said ethics stop him from sharing why. He also declared Reiner is not guilty of murder under California law. Police arrested Reiner hours after actor-director Rob Reiner and Michele Singer Reiner were found dead on Dec. 14. The medical examiner cites multiple sharp force injuries.

'One Battle After Another' wins 6 prizes including best picture at Britain’s BAFTA film awards

LONDON (AP) — Politically charged action thriller “One Battle After Another” has won six prizes including best picture at Britain’s BAFTA film awards. Vampire saga “Sinners” and gothic horror story “Frankenstein” each won three prizes. Paul Thomas Anderson was named best director for “One Battle After Another.” Jessie Buckley won the best actress prize for “Hamnet,” while Robert Aaramayo took the best actor prize for the British indie film “I Swear,” beating stars including Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothée Chalamet. The British awards offer clues about who may win at the Academy Awards in Hollywood next month.

What to Stream: Blackpink and Bruno, Paul McCartney doc, 'Survivor' at 50 and Resident Evil Requiem

Both the K-pop girl group Blackpink and the funky pop star Bruno Mars returning with new music and a documentary about Paul McCartney after the Beatles are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also among the streaming offerings worth your time for the week of Feb. 23 as selected by The Associated Press’ entertainment journalists: “Paradise” starring Sterling K. Brown returns for its second season, the freshly rebranded Actors Awards will be handed out live and there are bloodthirsty zombies to fight in Resident Evil Requiem.

In 'Wonder' the musical, young actors with facial differences find their voices onstage

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) — It was first a best selling novel, then a movie and now “Wonder” has been turned into a musical. This story, which recently finished its run at the American Repertory Theater in Cambridge, tells the inspiring story of a boy with a rare genetic condition known as Treacher Collins syndrome, which causes underdeveloped facial bones and tissue. The boy, named Auggie, overcomes bullying to find success in his first year at school. One of the big differences between the movie and musical is that Auggie played by two actors who have facial differences, one of them with his same condition.

He is known as the French Banksy. Now artist JR plans to turn a Paris bridge into a massive cave

PARIS (AP) — French artist JR, popular for his large-scale projects from photographs to graffiti and street art, wants Parisians to do something unusual: stop for an immersive experience on the city’s oldest bridge, Pont Neuf. In June, he plans to transform the bustling bridge that dates back to the 17th century into a walk-through “cave” — a temporary, monumental public artwork that will cover the stone arches with a rocky illusion and invite visitors to cross the River Seine through a tunnel complete with sound and digitally augmented reality. He says his project may be the “largest immersive installation ever made.”

Syria's TV dramas are testing Ramadan series' boundaries after Assad's fall

ALEPPO, Syria (AP) — Syria's well-known TV dramas are returning to Ramadan screens as the industry tries to rebuild after years of war and the fall of the Assad dynasty. Families across the region gather in the evening after iftar, the evening meal that breaks the daytime fast, to watch new series. Creatives who split after the beginning of Syria's civil war in 2011 are working together again. One major production focuses on a novel once banned because of its focus on dark moments in the country's history. But the team has faced some backlash over casting and new censorship pressures. Returned stars are helping to rebuild film institutions with almost no resources.

It's a quiet box office weekend as 'GOAT' edges 'Wuthering Heights'

Sony Pictures Animation’s film “GOAT”  is leading a quiet weekend at the North American box office, beating “Wuthering Heights” in a second-weekend showdown. Sunday's studio estimates show “GOAT” earning $17 million, while “Wuthering Heights” took in $14.2 million. “GOAT” dropped only 38% in its second weekend, which Sony credited to strong word-of-mouth. The Stephen Curry-produced film has passed $58 million domestically. The “Wuthering Heights” box office results fell 57% to settle at $60 million in North America. New releases like “I Can Only Imagine 2,” “How to Make a Killing” and “Psycho Killer” debuted with less than $10 million. Baz Luhrmann’s immersive documentary “EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert" earned $3.3 million. from only 325 IMAX locations.