One, perhaps not unreasonable, criticism of Genius: Picasso – indeed, a critique of Genius in general, or at least of its premise – could be that it’s too concerned with the great man theory. The ...

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“Genius” chronicled the life and work of Albert Einstein, but for its second season, it’ll tackle a genius of a different kind. National Geographic announced Wednesday that the series’ Season 2 will ...

Antonio Banderas (left) and Samantha Colley play lovers Pablo Picasso and Dora Maar in "Genius." National Geographic/Dusan Martincek Loving Pablo Picasso (Antonio Banderas) was sometimes a bruising ...

As a teenager growing up in Malaga, Spain, Antonio Banderas felt that the people of his hometown were never able to pay proper homage to its most famous son: Pablo Picasso, who died a political exile ...

The actor Antonio Banderas celebrated the world premiere of Genius: Picasso in the artist’s hometown of Málaga in southern Spain last night. (It happens to be Banderas’s hometown, too.) The actor ...

Editor’s note: This story originally ran on May 17. A 2004 Emmy nominee for his portrayal of the title character in And Starring Pancho Villa as Himself, Antonio Banderas again is competing for ...

Wednesday night was the finale of the first season of Genius on Nat Geo. Genius was watched by more than 45 million people around the world, and was the best performing new series launch in the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- We get the picture. Pablo Picasso was a genius, and, like many a genius, he was no saint -- a magnificent artist, not always a magnificent human being. This is the portrait that ...

There are few true geniuses who aren't problematic by today's standards. Elvis? Priscilla was 14 when they met. Roald Dahl? Anti-Semite. Ernest Hemingway? Incorrigible boozer and womaniser. Now it's ...

What is the role of an artist in a time of international crisis? Are they bound to use their platform to speak up, either through their work or other means? Or should they remain silent, stuck in ...