Over its first four seasons, several Biblical story tentpoles from the New Testament have come to life on the scripted drama ...

The new season of Dallas Jenkins’ Biblical smash hit takes place during the week leading up to the crucifixion.

People have been furious over an allegedly queer interpretation of Da Vinci’s The Last Supper featured at the Olympics, and it’s delightful. Abbott Elementary just announced a crossover ...

Former President Donald Trump ripped the Paris Olympics opening ceremony over a controversial performance that critics say made a mockery of the Last Supper and was a slap in the face to ...

Though organizers said the skit was an "interpretation of the Greek God [of wine and festivity] Dionysus," the visual similarities to "The Last Supper" were immediately spotted and criticized by ...

Why that makes them so good It wasn't long until the scene prompted outcry from Christian and Conservative leaders in the United States who viewed its imagery as a mockery of "The Last Supper." ...

Paris Olympic organizers apologized for a controversial opening ceremony scene that parodied “The Last Supper” with drag queens and angered Christians around the globe because of how ...

It has to do with the stunning reaction of many of the same people who think God delivered Trump to Earth, to what's become the Last Supper controversy from the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris ...

The Last Supper is a new movie depicting the ultimate act of divine love and sacrifice told through the eyes of those who walked alongside Jesus Christ. Mauro Borrelli, a Catholic, served as the ...

How transgressive! Only the flabby Smurf was new. My first reaction to the silhouette of Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” filled in with a tableau of bacchanalia was, I’ll admit, a yawn.

Among their bold performances was a scene seemed to evoke Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” featuring the drag queens in the roles of Jesus Christ and his apostles. This segment drew ...

In his gripping and essential new book “The Last Supper,” Paul Elie captures a pivot point in 20th century social history, when certain ideas about religion, art and sex in the ’80s crashed ...