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In a decision that resonates far beyond South American borders, an Argentine court has ordered the restitution of a stolen Italian portrait to the descendants of a Jewish dealer. The verdict marks a pivotal moment in the arduous pursuit of justice for victims of Third Reich plunder.

The nu-metal icons find themselves at the epicentre of a fierce cultural dispute after confirming Marilyn Manson as their supporting act for the forthcoming British tour. The decision has fractured the band’s community, reigniting difficult conversations about accountability within the heavy metal landscape.
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