Art & Crime: Italian police recovered three stolen masterpieces—Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse—worth millions of euros from a museum near Parma, with the investigation still ongoing. Music & Society: In India, streaming’s “free” model is colliding with the reality of getting listeners to pay, as discovery increasingly happens via social media clips. Culture Wars: U.S. Rep. Pramila Jayapal accused the Trump administration of “manufacturing” a culture war around transgender rights to distract from economic and foreign-policy failures. Human Rights & Religion: Amnesty urged “no further action” after Uyghur musician Yashar was released from a three-year term in China, where his case was tied to online music and Uyghur-language books. Art & Identity: A study on Van Gogh’s signatures argues he used only “Vincent” for personal and practical reasons, including family tensions and pronunciation. Community & Inclusion: Boston’s New Garden Society links horticulture jobs with people who are incarcerated or formerly incarcerated, using plants to rebuild lives. Health & Science: India’s Thalassemia and Sickle Cell Society is exploring gene-therapy access after studying treatment models abroad. Culture & Cool: A look back at “Dil Chahta Hai” traces how it helped define India’s “culture of cool” during liberalisation. Art in Public Life: Glasgow’s free exhibition opens this weekend, using trees as a theme to explore place, memory and connection. Music as Healing: Hay Music Festival returns with a programme built around “the healing power of music,” mixing concerts with talks on music and treatment.