A skilled juggler of words and a fan of black-and-white French cinema, Steven Patrick Morrissey was born in 1959 in Davyhulme, Lancashire, England.

A ballerina suffering from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) has returned to the stage, not with her own body, but through a digital avatar driven by her brain waves.

Before his death from cancer, Bob Marley left his son Ziggy a symbolic phrase: "Money can't buy life". These words perfectly sum up his vision of the world and the meaning of his existence.

Bruce Howard was born in 1961 in Haddington, Scotland, and belongs to the "blue eyed soul" movement, artists from the north influenced by soul as much as by new wave.

"S'il suffitait qu'on s'aime..." What if all it took was a tour by the Quebecer superstar to boost Paris' economy?

The Salzburg Festival is one of the world's most prestigious cultural events and takes place every summer in Mozart's birthplace. More than 250,000 fans enjoy opera, music and drama every year in the Austrian city. As such, the Salzburg Festival has a long tradition.

Woolf Works is a groundbreaking modern ballet conceived and choreographed by Wayne McGregor for the Royal Ballet. The 2015 Olivier Award-winning triptych draws inspiration from Virginia Woolf's groundbreaking works including Mrs. Dalloway, Orlando and The Waves, with an original score by Max Richter. The performance is expecting you in London.

In Guimarães, northern Portugal, the GUIdance International Contemporary Dance Festival offers a stage for the world's greatest artists, excelling in the field.

There was a time when MTV was the benchmark for discovering new artists, video clips and cultural trends.