Performing Arts Politics: The Kennedy Center is again in the spotlight as Trump-linked moves over its name and renovations face court fights, with officials warning repairs could even lead to demolition. Media & Culture Business: iHeartMedia and Premiere Networks renewed and expanded their multiplatform deal with Clay Travis, adding Sport & State programming and a new podcast network. Film & Gender Debate: Actress Saiyami Kher says women-led films face harsher box-office scrutiny than male-led projects, even as behind-the-camera roles slowly improve. Celebrity & Online Harassment: Shivaleeka Oberoi defended Katrina Kaif after body-shaming trolls targeted her postpartum appearance. Manga Pop-Culture Diplomacy: France and Saudi Arabia plan manga-themed theme parks near Paris, with Dragon Ball cited as inspiration—sparking fan chatter. Online Health Policy: A New Mexico rollout of AI “robo-teachers” for literacy and dyslexia screening is drawing pushback over voice recording and effectiveness. Cultural Heritage & Community: Kazakhstan’s Cultural Center in Beijing marked its first anniversary with language, arts, and youth events drawing thousands. Internet & Travel Mood: Research crowns Tulum the world’s happiest destination based on how often reviews use joy language.