A Dutch artist arranged two large sculptures on an iceberg in Greenland on Friday to raise awareness about climate change, and people will be able to monitor it online as the ice melts.

Reuters - A New York art dealer pleaded guilty on Thursday to engineering a nearly $100 million art investment scam that duped tennis star John McEnroe, actor Robert De Niro and major figures in the art world.

Reuters - Literary heavyweights Andrea Levy and Hilary Mantel are up against seven first-time novelists in the longlist for the 2010 Orange Prize for Fiction honoring women writers in the English language.

Reuters - A piece of the past is beautifully revived in NY Export: Opus Jazz, a note-perfect adaptation of Jerome Robbins' 1958 ballet in sneakers that updates the street-cool vibe of a piece reminiscent of his West Side Story.

Reuters - Christie's has put a record price tag on an important Picasso painting from his celebrated Blue Period that will be offered for sale in London in June.

Reuters - Hysterical and tearful messages from Italians imploring Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to persevere after being attacked last year fill a new book that hits stores just as campaigning for regional elections steps up.

Reuters - The discounted claims of an 18th century author to have re-shaped the words of Shakespeare into a play are finally being taken seriously by a respected publisher of the Bard's works nearly 300 years on.

Playbill - Following the success of her first children's book Broadway Barks, which landed on the New York Times' best-selling list, two-time Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters has penned a second tome to benefit Broadway Barks, the charitable organization co-founded by Peters and good friend Mary Tyler Moore over a decade ago.

Ugandan security forces killed two people and wounded five on Wednesday after fire destroyed historic royal tombs, heightening tension between the government and the powerful Bugandan kingdom.

Playbill - The late Texas newspaper columnist Molly Ivins lives again - as played by Kathleen Turner - starting March 19 in the Philadelphia world premiere of Red Hot Patriot: The Kick-Ass Wit of Molly Ivins.