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• Frank Weston Benson's 'Summer' at RISD Museum Celebrates Modern Womanhood other

  The RISD Museum in Providence, Rhode Island, houses Frank Weston Benson's 1909 oil painting 'Summer,' a tribute to the modern young woman as idealized by the American…

• Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush; Lucas Museum Revealed in LA other

  Technology brand Dyson launched its first electric toothbrush, the Dyson CameraJet, which combines brushing, flossing, and mouth-washing into one device. The toothbrush features a…

• Documentary 'Les survivants du Che' recounts guerrillas' 2,400 km escape other

  The documentary film 'Les survivants du Che' (The Survivors of Che), directed by Christophe Dimitri Réveille, recounts the harrowing escape of six guerrillas who fought alongside…

• Blue Note to Open London Jazz Club in 2026 other

  The iconic Blue Note jazz club brand is set to open a new venue in London in 2026, signaling confidence in the city's vibrant, youthful, and multicultural jazz scene. This…

• Merveille, 18-Year-Old Singer from Clignancourt, Discusses Jealousy in Male Music Group other

  At only 18 years old, Merveille is gaining attention in the French music scene, recently spotlighted in Le Monde's series 'La Relève,' which celebrates emerging artists. In a…

• Bill Pullman Discusses Portraying Bill Evans' Father in New Film other

  In a recent interview with the Financial Times, actor Bill Pullman discusses his role as the overbearing father of jazz pianist Bill Evans in the film 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans.'…

• András Schiff Plans End of Stage Career, Founds Music Academy other

  Pianist András Schiff has announced he is considering ending his stage career and is founding his own music academy. The news comes as the small Swiss village of Ernen in the…

• Explosion at Bolivian Army Base Kills at Least 10, Injures 62 other

  On Friday afternoon, a significant explosion occurred at a military barracks in Viacha, Bolivia, leading to a tragic toll of at least 10 fatalities and 62 injuries, as reported by…

• Leaving MAGA: How Former Trump Supporters Are Breaking Free other

  Rich Logis, a former campaigner and Fox News commentator for Donald Trump, founded 'Leaving MAGA' in 2022 after a life-changing event. The group assists individuals in the United…

• Enzo Bianchi's Journey: From Solitude to Community at Bose other

  In 1995, the Comunità di Bose, also known as Le Buche, was in its second phase, located in a wooded hollow near a small millennial church in the hills between Biellese and Serra…

• Eva Chow's Seoul Guide: From KHEE Soju to Frieze Seoul Favorites other

  Eva Chow, a Seoul-born creative and founder of premium soju brand KHEE, shares her personal guide to Seoul in an interview with Whitewall. Chow, who divides her time between Los…

• Dragon Ball Theme Park Plan Denied by Japanese Rights Holders other

  On August 24, a joint announcement by France and Saudi Arabia unveiled plans for a manga-themed amusement park in France, specifically dedicated to the works of Akira Toriyama,…

• Victoria Beckham Opens SoHo Flagship at 150 Mercer Street other

  Victoria Beckham has opened her first U.S. flagship store at 150 Mercer Street in New York's SoHo district, marking a significant milestone for the brand she founded in New York…

• National Parks Turn to Boardwalks, Shuttles, and Reservations to Manage Overtourism other

  With a staggering 4.5 million visitors last year, national parks such as Banff are experiencing unprecedented crowds, leading park officials to implement new conservation and…

• Nurseries boom as Europe's heatwaves drive demand for mature trees other

  The soaring heatwaves in Europe, surpassing 40°C, are fueling a rising interest in mature trees, which is advantageous for nurseries such as Finca Hermosa in Alicante, Spain.…

• Cattelan's Serious Bananas: Art, Politics, and Public Funding Clash other

  Maurizio Cattelan, famous for selling a banana taped to a wall for $6.2 million, insists that his art has always held serious meaning, even if audiences often perceive it as…

• Auguste Comte: The Birth of Positivism and the Law of Three Stages other

  Auguste Comte (1798–1857), who was born in Montpellier and passed away in Paris, is recognized as the founder of positivism, a philosophy grounded in observable facts. In 1817, he…

• Filming Typeface: Rajesh Rajput's Bold Display Family other

  Indian designer Rajesh Rajput has unveiled Filming, a condensed display typeface designed for cinematic applications. The type family comprises 18 styles across nine weights,…

• Berlin Theaters and Ersan Mondtag Explore New Forms Beyond the Stage other

  Berlin's theater scene is expanding its boundaries as two major theaters and a prominent director venture into the visual arts. The Maxim Gorki Theater and the Volksbühne are both…

• How to Unshrink Clothes: Expert Tips from Jeeves' Zachary Pozniak other

  An article in Vogue tackles the frequent issue of clothes shrinking in the dryer, featuring insights from Zachary Pozniak, co-owner of the upscale dry cleaning service Jeeves in…

• Jinny Ladner: Pioneer of Canadian Windsurfing other

  In 1975, Jinny Ladner, a resident of Whistler since 1973, along with Mike Gadd, brought windsurfing to Canada, learning on one of the first two windsurfers at Alta Lake. They met…

• « Tout le bleu du ciel » : une fable poétique bouleversante au théâtre other

  The theatrical adaptation of Melissa Da Costa's bestseller "Tout le bleu du ciel" is currently captivating audiences. Directed by Mikaël Chirinian, the play follows Emile, a…

• Celine Opens New Rodeo Drive Flagship with Warhol, Fautrier Art other

  Celine has launched a new flagship location at 309 Rodeo Drive in Los Angeles, marking the French brand's return to this renowned shopping destination after a short hiatus in the…

• September Streaming Guide: New Seasons of The Gentlemen, Slow Horses, and More other

  The September 2026 streaming guide from CULTURED magazine showcases both new and returning shows. On September 3, Netflix will launch the second season of Guy Ritchie's 'The…

• Photographer Thomas Spicher Launches Adapted Optics with Customizable Everyday Lens other

  So, there's this photographer named Thomas Spicher who just launched a new product called Adapted Optics, featuring the Everyday Lens. What’s cool is that he designed the lens…

• Mistrial Declared in Lindsay Clancy Child Killings Case other

  A mistrial was declared in the case of Lindsay Clancy, a 36-year-old former labor and delivery nurse, after jurors could not reach a unanimous decision regarding her criminal…

• Angie Nixon: From Cafe Resistance to Senate Run other

  Angie Nixon, a 42-year-old labor organizer and Florida House member, won the Democratic Senate nomination last month, becoming only the second Black woman to secure a major party…

• Beyoncé's 45th Birthday: 45 Throwback Photos from Vogue other

  In celebration of Beyoncé Knowles's 45th birthday, Vogue showcased a collection of 45 vintage photographs from her early days in the spotlight. The slideshow includes nostalgic…

• UN Adopts Equal Earth Map, Shrinking Global North other

  On Friday, the United Nations General Assembly approved a new global map that more accurately depicts continental landmasses, enlarging Africa while reducing the sizes of North…

• BepiColombo Begins Complex Arrival Sequence at Mercury other

  The BepiColombo mission, a joint effort between the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and the European Space Agency (ESA), has entered its arrival phase at Mercury. On…

• Aaron Esh's Inaugural AllSaints Collection Celebrated in East London other

  Last night, Aaron Esh, the chief creative officer at AllSaints, threw a celebration at Jacks Place located in Spitalfields, East London, to unveil his first collection for the…

• US Open 2026 After-Parties: Champagne Pong, Tequila Cocktails, and Tennis Stars in NYC other

  The US Open draws more than a million fans to Flushing Meadows, igniting a lively social calendar in NYC filled with after-parties. The celebrations kicked off a week earlier at…

• Errol Flynn's 1942 Statutory Rape Case Revisited other

  A recent Los Angeles Times article via Yahoo Entertainment revisits the 1942-43 statutory rape case against Hollywood star Errol Flynn. Two teenage girls accused Flynn of sexual…

• Hilary Duff's Lucky Me Tour: A Comeback Journey other

  Hilary Duff, 38, released her first album in nearly a decade, 'Luck... or Something', earlier this year. Despite her long career, she questioned if fans would embrace her new…

• Finneas and Claudia Sulewski's Montecito Wedding: A Celebration of Music, Fashion, and Family other

  On August 29, 2025, musician Finneas and actress Claudia Sulewski married at San Ysidro Ranch in Montecito, California, in a ceremony officiated by Finneas's sister, Billie…

• Kelly Clarkson Nails Difficult 'Golden' Cover from 'KPop Demon Hunters' other

  Kelly Clarkson delivered a flawless performance of "Golden" from the film KPop Demon Hunters on the final episode of The Kelly Clarkson Show. The song, released in June 2025,…

• Tony Gatlif, Filmmaker of Romani Culture, Dies at 77 other

  Tony Gatlif, the French-Algerian filmmaker renowned for his cinematic explorations of Romani culture and music, has died at the age of 77. Gatlif, whose works include "Latcho…

• Coco Chanel's Glamorous Sanctuaries: A Photographic Tour other

  A new photo feature by Architectural Digest showcases ten images of Coco Chanel in her various residences, highlighting the designer's strict and chic aesthetic applied to every…

• Global Flash Floods, Conflict, and Carnival: 20 Photos other

  This week's photo essay captures the catastrophic flash floods in Nepal, which have claimed more than 1,000 lives. In Devighat, rescuers constructed makeshift bridges and sifted…

• Vittoria Ceretti's Bedazzled Armani Privé Gown at Venice Film Festival other

  At the Venice Film Festival premiere of Wild Horse Nine, model Vittoria Ceretti wore a custom Armani Privé velvet column gown featuring a sheer upper bodice adorned with dark…