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• Vogue Shopping Editor Kasey Busiel and Writer Share the Best Tall Jeans for Women in 2026 publication

  In a Vogue article, a 5'10" writer details her search for jeans that fit tall women, recommending eight brands. She notes that a 34-inch inseam is her safest bet, with 35-inch for…

• Bayonne's 'Filters': Roger Sellers on Grief, Hope, and a Morning Cat publication

  Roger Sellers, the Austin-born musician who records as Bayonne, has released a new album titled 'Filters' that marks a shift from mourning to cautious optimism. The album follows…

• Marc Levy on RFI: French Novelist Says 'I Believe in Resistance' Against Donald Trump publication

  French novelist Marc Levy, described as the world's most widely read French writer, appeared as the guest on RFI's Le Grand Invité International on 23 September 2026. His latest…

• Meron Mendel und Saba-Nur Cheema veröffentlichen Buch über die "Empörungsfalle" publication

  Meron Mendel und Saba-Nur Cheema haben ein Buch über die deutsche Debattenkultur veröffentlicht. Die Publikation trägt den Titel "Empörungsfalle" und behandelt die Frage, wie aus…

• RFI Podcast Examines Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights publication

  RFI released a podcast episode on 23/09/2026 at 11:18 titled "Article 13 de la Déclaration des droits de l'homme," part of its "Chronique de Mamane" series. The episode centers on…

• Uche Yara's Debut Album 'Bodyscanner': A Queer Club Manifesto Blending Experimentation and Self-Empowerment publication

  Uche Yara, a multi-instrumentalist born in Austria and based in Berlin, with Nigerian heritage, has unveiled her debut album titled 'Bodyscanner.' This work delves into themes of…

• Seven Modern Artist Couples Whose Partnerships Shaped Art History publication

  An article from The Collector explores seven contemporary artist couples, focusing on the often-overlooked roles of women as mere muses. Camille Claudel, who was both Rodin's…

• Creative Cookbooks Challenge Exclusionary Foodie Culture for Disabled and Chronically Ill People publication

  Two innovative cookbooks have emerged to confront the exclusionary aspects of foodie culture, particularly for those with disabilities and chronic illnesses. "Depression Cooking,"…

• Backrooms: los espacios liminales que inspiraron leyendas urbanas publication

  El artículo "Has estado en Backrooms y no lo sabes", publicado por Cultura Inquieta, aborda los Backrooms, descritos como espacios liminales que posteriormente inspiraron una gran…

• Laurent Véray raconte Jean Zay, ministre emprisonné et assassiné sous Vichy publication

  Laurent Véray présente « Haute solitude. Jean Zay, prisonnier politique », une biographie de Jean Zay, un républicain de gauche, juif et franc-maçon, qui s'opposa à l'octroi de…

• John Coltrane's Spiritual Jazz Legacy Endures, 100 Years After His Birth publication

  John Coltrane, a saxophonist born on September 23, 1926, is a crucial figure in jazz, leaving a lasting impact on modern music through his ethereal approach. His landmark 1965…

• Inside Art #139 Explores How Images Shape Perception, with Maja Malou Lyse, Chia Amisola, Diana Anselmo publication

  The latest edition of Inside Art, its 139th, has been published, emphasizing the influence of visual culture on our understanding. This issue includes the third iteration of The…

• « Fini de rire ! L’humour politique au garde-à-vous ? » : enquête sur une censure silencieuse publication

  Un nouvel article du 23 septembre 2026, rédigé par Matéo Larroque, Clara Menais et Mila Branco, explore l'impact d'une idéologie ultraconservatrice sur le monde du spectacle.…

• 1924 Soviet Animated Propaganda Film Interplanetary Revolution Now Streaming publication

  Zenon Komissarenko, Youry Merkulov, and Nikolai Khodataev created the 1924 Soviet animated propaganda film Interplanetary Revolution, which is now available to watch online. The…

• Joe Hart's 'Aspirantes' Photographs Mexico's Lucha Libre Wrestlers Up Close publication

  London-based photographer Joe Hart spent nearly a month in Mexico City and the Oaxaca region to create 'Aspirantes,' a photography project that intimately documents the world of…

• Robert Misik analysiert in „Erziehung zur Grausamkeit“ die Psychologie des Rechtspopulismus publication

  In seinem neuen Buch „Erziehung zur Grausamkeit“ untersucht der Publizist Robert Misik, wie rechte Propaganda zunächst Angst schürt, um anschließend Erlösung durch Partei und…

• Freud's Life and Death Instincts: A Critical Overview publication

  In his 1920 essay Beyond the Pleasure Principle, Sigmund Freud presented the concept of the death instinct (Todestrieb), adding complexity to his previous notion of the life…

• Claire Simon Films French Students Reading Annie Ernaux in New Documentary publication

  Claire Simon's documentary, “Ecrire la vie: Annie Ernaux racontée par des lycéennes et des lycéens,” showcases high school students delving into the works of the Nobel…

• Wu Xinlin's 'Being with Myself' Series Redefines Solitude in Illustration publication

  Illustrator Wu Xinlin, hailing from Wuhan, presents her series 'Being with Myself,' which redefines the concept of solitude by delving into self-awareness and emotional…

• Edyta Hul's 'Materia From The Land' Art Book Opens for Pre-Order from Snap Collective publication

  Warsaw-based painter Edyta Hul has turned her studio practice into a softcover volume titled Materia From The Land, issued by Snap Collective in English and now open for pre-order…

• Aristotle's 'Being as Implication' Rescued Parmenides' Static Universe, Scholar Argues publication

  In a philosophical analysis, Aristotle is credited with rescuing Parmenides' concept of Being by introducing potentiality and the notion of Being as implication, a development…

• Ovid's Metamorphoses: Five Tragic Tales of Transformation and Divine Punishment publication

  Ovid's Metamorphoses, written in AD 8, compiles over 250 Greek myths for a Roman audience, each featuring a transformation often as divine punishment or reward. The first tale…

• Bora Ćosić on Exile and Serbia: A Writer's Perspective publication

  Bora Ćosić, a Serbian writer, left Serbia in 1992 to protest the Milošević regime and has spent most of his life abroad. In a personal reflection, he questions whether a person…

• Live-Mitschnitt von John Coltranes «A Love Supreme» erschienen publication

  Ein neuer Live-Mitschnitt von John Coltranes wegweisendem Album «A Love Supreme» ist veröffentlicht worden. Das Werk gilt als eines der Schlüsselwerke der amerikanischen…

• Monika Maron's New Novel Explores Life's Meaning; Diaries Reflect Four Decades of German History publication

  German author Monika Maron has unveiled her latest novel, 'Was, wenn alles nur Zufall ist?' (What if everything is just chance?), which explores the concept of life's meaning as a…

• How 19th-Century Painters Captured Palace Interiors in Watercolor and Oil publication

  This article delves into the realm of 19th-century palace interior painting, which flourished after the Industrial Revolution, evoking a sense of wonder. Luigi Premazzi…

• Five Women Who Shaped Contemporary Interior Design publication

  A feature in DailyArt Magazine highlights five influential women in modern interior design: Sister Parish (1910–1994), Andrée Putman (1925–2013), Florence Knoll (1917–2019), Kelly…

• Einaudi Publishes David Foster Wallace's "Contro il fatalismo" in Stile libero Series publication

  Einaudi has released "Contro il fatalismo" by David Foster Wallace in its Stile libero series. The book centers on the distinction between two nearly identical statements: "the…

• Martin Bruno's Psychedelic Photography in "Purpurea" Draws on Talbot and Huxley publication

  French photographer Martin Bruno uses mirrors covered with colored gels to project reflected light onto fig leaves, succulents, stones, flowering grasses and shrubs, producing…

• Luciano di Samosata: la satira antiromana dell'intellettuale greco che derise Roma e gli dèi publication

  Luciano, nato nel II secolo d.C. a Samosata, attuale Turchia, preferì la scrittura allo scalpello. Dopo aver studiato retorica e viaggiato in Atene, Roma ed Egitto, dove ricoprì…

• Pedro Calderón de la Barca's 'La vita è un sogno': The Masterpiece of Spain's Siglo de Oro publication

  Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600–1681), a prominent Spanish playwright of the Golden Age, created 'La vida es sueño' ('Life Is a Dream') in 1635, after his initial auto…

• Dan Gerhartz Teaches "Cool Sandwich" Color Temperature Principle on The FASO Show publication

  On September 10, 2026, artist Dan Gerhartz appeared as the featured guest on The FASO Show in an episode titled "Demystifying Color Temperature: Discover the Cool Sandwich."…

• Dolly Parton's Imagination Library Expands to 10 London Boroughs, Reaching 157,000 Children publication

  The Imagination Library, an initiative by the Dollywood Foundation that sends a complimentary book each month to children until they turn five, is set to expand its reach in…

• Photographer's Tiger Series Captures Intimate Portraits at Arizona Sanctuary publication

  A photographer created a portrait series of tigers over six days at Out of Africa Wildlife Park and Sanctuary, located 45 minutes south of Flagstaff, Arizona. The project began…

• Piers Morgan Demands Earl Spencer Pull Diana Memoir Over Factual Error publication

  Piers Morgan is taking legal steps to have certain pages removed from Earl Spencer's memoir, *Swan Song: Diana, My Sister*. This comes after Spencer mistakenly claimed that Morgan…

• AD Insiders Share Best Practices for Pitching and Shooting Design Projects publication

  Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson joined Architectural Digest editors Mayer Rus, Bebe Howorth, and Michael Shome to outline best practices for pitching and photographing projects…

• Kelly Wearstler Shares Creative Entrepreneurship Insights in Architectural Digest publication

  Interior designer Kelly Wearstler, an AD100 Hall of Fame inductee, is the subject of a new Architectural Digest feature in which she discusses her approach to building a creative…

• Annie Dillard, Author of 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek,' Remembered in New Yorker Postscript publication

  Annie Dillard, the author whose book 'Pilgrim at Tinker Creek' lifted her from the slush pile to literary celebrity, is the subject of a postscript in The New Yorker. The piece…

• Pennsylvania's Role in Shaping American Public Libraries, from Subscription Clubs to Modern Institutions publication

  A historical narrative by a librarian illustrates Pennsylvania's significant role in the evolution of public libraries in the U.S., starting with the Library Company of…

• Pig Iron Works Launches Debut Publication "Handover" Linking London and Manchester Photographers publication

  In 2024, photographers Fergus Riley and Finnegan Travers established Pig Iron Works, a publishing initiative that has just launched its inaugural book, "Handover," in…