Venezuelan conductor Gustavo Dudamel, issues a statement against violent political unrest

Venezuela is in political crisis, and conductor Gustavo Dudamel raises his voice against any form of violence and repression

United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon departs his post

Former United Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-Moon continues to promote compassion and respect for every global citizen

Inside Gallantoro: Return of the Gentleman – 7 ethics of value

Gallantry brings back the gentleman

Peck, Ratmansky and Wheeldon talk about choreography and dance

Justin Peck from America, Alexei Ratmansky from Russia and Christopher Wheeldon from Britain are changing ballet and dance choreography to keep it relevant and innovative

Why men’s health programs are important: 9 groups of men at risk of poor health outcomes

Men generally experience poorer health outcomes than women across a range of indicators

Russian poet Yevgeny A Yevtushenko dies aged 84

Outspoken poet Yevgeny A Yevtushenko described his poetry as human rights poetry

Civil Rights campaigner, Roger Wilkins, dies at 85

Roger Wilkins was a journalist, author, university professor and civil rights campaigner

Seftel Productions subverts negative stereotypes: ‘The hate has to stop. We are all in this world together.’

Seftel Productions, founded by Joshua Seftel, aims to break stereotypes through short films

Pharrell Williams tops fashion’s best-dressed at 2017 Oscars

American Singer-songwriter Pharrell Williams is not only the best dressed man in the world, he is also a prolific collaborator and humanitarian

The gentlemanliness of Arthur Conan Doyle

Arthur Conan Doyle, author of the Sherlock Holmes detective stories is often referred to as having a sense of gentlemanliness

Childhood family environment linked with relationship quality 60 years later

A Harvard Medical School study has found that warm family environments in men’s childhood lead to more secure romantic relationships in later life

Jon Whitely, Oscar winner at 11, is the curator of Oxford’s Ashmolean Museum

Oscar winner gives up the spotlight for books and Cezanne