Get in on the ground floor as the Institute for Infinitely Small Things moves forward on its ambitious renaming project.

Getty Director Michael Brand (below) agrees to return stolen items in the museum's collection after meeting with Greek officials.

The Saint Louis Art Museum's unwillingness to return a mummy mask to Egypt could land it in court.

Now, the big question: What would Malcolm do?

He's scheduled to meet with Italian officials tomorrow in Rome to discuss the accusations against the Museum of Fine Arts.

Carol Vogel reports today that Anish Kapoor will create a sculpture at Rockefeller Center this fall. That's fine with us as long as Kapoor keeps his eyes on the real prizes, a planned project for MIT's List Center and his two shows (a group one in September, a solo exhibition in 2007) at the soon-to-open Institute of Contemporary Art.

Here's the beany thing Kapoor recently installed in Chicago:

So on top of his folk metal protest album, "Living With War," Neil Young's going to join up with David Crosby, Stephen Stills and Graham Nash for what they're calling the Freedom of Speech tour. The local date is at the Tweeter Center on August 16.