Week in culture

• LONDON (Reuters) - Britains banks must change their culture fundamentally after a string of scandals Britains Barclays (BARC.L) found itself in the firing line this week after U.S.
(Reuters UK)
• Last week in culture, Pakistanis mourned, a tightrope prodigy met Niagara Falls, and Puerto Ricans marched Fifth Avenue. Click on for more from the week.
(Huffington Post)
• But during the past three weeks, in which the two nations are among the most historically successful in international soccer, they've grabbed headlines for much happier reasons.
(culturemap.com)
• The emotions, twists and turns that Cleopatra goes through are phenomenal. I remember the first time I saw Shakespeare as if it were the week before last. I was seven and I was taken to see Macbeth at my brothers school; he played Duncan.
(The Guardian)
• In writing about "A Legacy of Giving: The Anna and Frank Hall Collection" last week, I noted a couple of times that Edward Hopper's "Room in New York" was strangely absent from the Sheldon Museum of Art exhibition.
(Lincoln Journal Star)
• British banks, including HSBC and Barclays, were Friday ordered to compensate businesses for serious failings over the sale of complex products, capping a scandal-hit week for lenders.
(Fiji Live)
• This story originally appeared in our Pop Culture Blog. Its another sports week in Dallas TV with seven of the top ten shows being sports broadcasts.
(Dallas Morning News)