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• Documentary 'It's never over, Jeff Buckley' launches with exclusive contest for subscribers publication

  A documentary film titled 'It's never over, Jeff Buckley' has premiered, directed by Amy Berg. The film explores the legacy of musician Jeff Buckley, who died in 1997 after…

• Charles Lewinsky, Swiss author and TV writer, reflects on his career and new novel at 80 publication

  Ahead of his 80th birthday, Swiss writer Charles Lewinsky, who was born in Zurich in 1946, reflects on his life and the upcoming release of his 17th novel, "Eine andere…

• New Translation of Andrei Platonov's Satirical Soviet-Era Work Released publication

  A fresh translation of Andrei Platonov's significant work "Zu Gute" is now available. Platonov, a highly talented and self-assured Soviet writer, miraculously survived the Soviet…

• Leïla Slimani's Museum Night at Punta della Dogana Inspires Book on Art and Identity publication

  Leïla Slimani, a Franco-Moroccan author and Goncourt Prize winner for 'Canción dulce', spent a night in December 2018 at the Punta della Dogana museum in Venice, an experience…

• Portrait Reveals Women's Roles in Ancient Rome During 5th Century Empire's Decline publication

  A portrait of a woman holding a stylus offers insights into female participation during the Roman Empire's 5th century CE collapse. Maya M. Tola examines this artifact on November…

• Le Monde des livres recommends Simone de Beauvoir's feminist works in weekly literary selections publication

  Le Monde des livres offers its weekly literary recommendations every Thursday, highlighting Simone de Beauvoir's feminist writings. The selection includes titles such as "Une fois…

• Gestalten Publishes 'Dreamscapes & Artificial Architecture' Featuring Digital Utopian Visions publication

  The book 'Dreamscapes & Artificial Architecture' from publisher Gestalten collects digital renderings that exist solely as images, liberated from physical construction. These…

• Comic 'Le Match du Siècle' Recovers Lost History of Women's Football from WWI to 1970s Ban publication

  Julie Billault and Seb Piquet's graphic novel 'Le Match du Siècle' uncovers the erased history of women's football, which flourished during World War I when women replaced men in…

• Vogue's Guide to Portable Dry Shampoo Puffs and Brushes publication

  Powder-based dry shampoos, championed by professionals like hairstylist Travis Speck, are experiencing a renaissance in portable formats. Speck, a senior stylist with over 25…

• Pedro Azara Publishes 'Babia, a lo lejos,' a Glossary-Guide on Art Theory and Interpretation publication

  Pedro Azara, an architect and educator at the Barcelona School of Architecture, has published 'Babia, a lo lejos. Un glosario-guía para no perderse el arte.' This work acts as a…

• 300-Million-Year-Old Fossil Misidentified as Earliest Octopus Now Revealed as Nautilus Relative publication

  A fossil discovered in Illinois, estimated to be 300 million years old, was previously thought to be the oldest octopus but has now been reclassified as a relative of the…

• Vogue's Guide to Short Nail Designs Features Micro-French, Gem Nails, and Fisherman Core Trends publication

  Vogue's 2026 overview of short nail styles emphasizes the adaptability of nail art. Nail artist Tom Bachik points out that creativity should not be constrained by nail shape. Faye…

• Vogue's 2026 Guide to Advanced Facial Sunscreens Highlights Global Innovations and Expert Recommendations publication

  By 2026, the facial sunscreen industry has transformed, driven by enhanced consumer awareness and influences from countries like Korea, Japan, and Australia. The U.S. has not…

• Noguchi Museum Director Amy Hau Shares Influential Reading List publication

  Amy Hau, director of the Noguchi Museum, has revealed several books that have shaped her curatorial approach. Marilyn Chase's work, Karin Higa's writings, and Edmund de Waal's…

• Vogue's Spring 2026 Fashion Guide Highlights Polished Pumps as Daytime Essential publication

  Polished pumps have transitioned from eveningwear to a daytime staple for spring 2026, endorsed by Vogue's fashion leadership and street style influencers. Lisa Aiken, Vogue's…

• Neville Brody's Graphic Revolution: From The Face to Digital Critique publication

  Neville Brody, a London native born in 1957, transformed magazine design in the early 1980s with The Face, integrating elements of art, fashion, food, travel, and music. His…

• Josh Kline's Essay Warns New York's Real Estate Crisis Is Stifling American Art Production publication

  In his piece titled 'New York Real Estate and the Ruin of American Art,' curator Josh Kline contends that the real estate bubble in New York City has rendered the American art…

• Mike Kelley's 2018 NASA Photographs Gain New Relevance After Artemis II Launch publication

  Architectural photographer Mike Kelley documented NASA's Orion crew capsule and SLS rocket assembly in 2018 at the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans, Louisiana. His images,…

• Bénédicte Savoy's '1815, le temps du retour' Examines Napoleonic Art Restitution Debates publication

  Art historian Bénédicte Savoy's new book '1815, le temps du retour – Restituer l'art en Europe après l'Empire napoléonien' explores the pivotal year 1815 when European nations…

• UN Report Reveals 81% Decline in Migratory Freshwater Fish Populations Since 1970s publication

  The United Nations recently reported a staggering 81% decline in migratory freshwater fish populations since the 1970s, identifying 325 species that urgently need conservation.…

• HarperCollins' Canadian Classics Series Raises Cultural Sovereignty Concerns publication

  HarperCollins, a foreign-owned corporation, has launched a Canadian Classics series that claims to defend Canada's cultural sovereignty. This initiative has been met with…

• Eco-Dystopian Fiction from Africa and Asia Confronts Environmental Crises publication

  Environmental fiction from Africa and Asia is gaining prominence, with eco-dystopian novels addressing climate change and ecological degradation. Liu Cixin's Remembrance of…

• April Art Publications: Matthew Wong Venice Exhibition Catalog, Canine Art History, and Renaissance Marble Studies publication

  There's a new exhibition catalog for the Matthew Wong Foundation, linked to a show at Palazzo Tiepolo Passi in Venice, which runs from May 9 to November 1. The exhibit showcases…

• Holly Black's Global History of Printmaking Demystifies the Medium from 9th Century Asia to Digital Era publication

  Holly Black's new book 'The Story of Printmaking: A Global History of Art' offers a comprehensive global survey of printed images, commissioned by Yale University Press to fill a…

• Philosophical Debate on Artificial Souls and Human Uniqueness in Technology publication

  A philosophical essay published on Aeon examines whether technology can capture quintessentially human elements beyond mere calculation optimization. The piece questions what…

• Julius Bryant's 'The Great Exhibition in Art' Re-examines 1851 World's Fair Through Visual Sources publication

  Julius Bryant's publication, 'The Great Exhibition in Art: Picturing the First World's Fair, 1851,' is set to be released by Lund Humphries/V&A Publishing on 27 October 2025. This…

• Jago Rackham's Genre-Defying Debut 'To Entertain' Explores Dinner Parties as Community publication

  Jago Rackham's first book, 'To Entertain: Instructions for a Dinner Party,' was released by Robinson on April 9. This work combines memoir, culinary recipes, and insights on…

• Nonfiction Publishing Faces Market Contraction as Book Reviews Disappear and Editors Are Laid Off publication

  Recently, The Washington Post's Book World section shut down, leading to job losses for critics and editors, following reductions in serious literature. In January, Simon &…

• Five Iconic Hippie-Era Novels Highlighted in Literary Rebellion Feature publication

  Jack Kerouac's 1957 novel 'On the Road' stands as a foundational work of the Beat Generation, exploring themes of freedom and identity through the travels of characters Sal…

• Simon Baker Reveals Life-Changing Books and Film Influences in CULTURED Interview publication

  In a recent CULTURED interview, Simon Baker, recognized for his roles in The Mentalist and The Devil Wears Prada 2, shares insights into his literary preferences and cinematic…

• Marie Bonhommet's Documentary 'Crush, nos premières fois' Explores Teen Sexuality Amid Digital Influences on France.tv publication

  Marie Bonhommet's documentary 'Crush, nos premières fois' premiered on France.tv, examining how social media and pornography shape adolescent sexual experiences. The film features…

• Robert Pattinson Creates Cocktails Inspired by His Films and Favorites for Vogue's 'A Toast to Cinema' publication

  In Vogue's 'A Toast to Cinema' series, Robert Pattinson showcased his cocktail-making skills at Galerie on Sunset, celebrating his upcoming film The Drama, which features Zendaya.…

• Sam Smiles's new book reexamines J.M.W. Turner's ties to slavery and the inspiration for 'The Slave Ship' publication

  Sam Smiles's 2007 article first revealed J.M.W. Turner's 1805 investment in a Jamaican 'dry sugar work pen,' a property reliant on enslaved labor. His new book, 'Turner and the…

• New Yorker Investigation Questions Sam Altman's Integrity and AI Knowledge publication

  A New Yorker article by Ronan Farrow and Andrew Marantz, published on Monday, examines allegations that Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, lacks trustworthiness and struggles with…

• Melvin Gibbs's Lifelong Quest to Map African Roots of American Music publication

  Melvin Gibbs has spent decades tracing the musical lineage from Africa to America, following a path that parallels the trans-Atlantic slave trade. His research reveals how this…

• NZZ Article Examines Messalina, Rome's Scandalous Empress, and Historical Narratives publication

  An article in the NZZ explores the historical figure of Messalina, Rome's scandalous empress, whose reputation has been shaped by centuries of storytelling. The piece examines how…

• Tassiana Aït-Tahar's 'Uber Life' Photobook Chronicles Gig Economy from Within publication

  Tassiana Aït-Tahar, who was born in 1997, has developed 'Uber Life,' a hybrid artistic project released by Fisheye Éditions, inspired by her five years as an Uber Eats delivery…

• Marco Palou Releases Americano Doble Album as Baby Yors, Expanding Immigrant Narrative publication

  Argentine artist Marco Palou, known for his project Baby Yors, has unveiled his latest album, Americano Doble, on various streaming services. This new collection consists of…

• Disney+ Launches 'The Testaments: Die Zeuginnen,' a Dystopian Coming-of-Age Spin-off from 'The Handmaid's Tale' publication

  Disney+ is now streaming 'The Testaments: Die Zeuginnen,' a spin-off series derived from Margaret Atwood's novel of the same name. This dystopian coming-of-age drama shifts focus…

• Ben Lerner's novel 'Transkription' pays tribute to Alexander Kluge publication

  Ben Lerner's new book 'Transkription' transforms a failed interview into homage for Alexander Kluge, who died on March 25 at age 94. The American novelist and poet was asked by…