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• Samah Jabr: Trauma infinito, la psichiatra palestinese racconta il trauma coloniale publication

  Nel 2026, Feltrinelli pubblica il libro Trauma infinito, in cui la psichiatra palestinese Samah Jabr, originaria di Gerusalemme, dialoga con Maria Nadotti. Jabr descrive il trauma…

• Tommaso Lisa's "Collezione di polvere" Published on Doppiozero publication

  Tommaso Lisa's text "Collezione di polvere" appeared on the Italian cultural website Doppiozero, credited to Anita Romanello and dated Tuesday, 22 September 2026. The piece is a…

• Alessandro Rosanò and Anita Romanello Examine the End of Digital Existence on Doppiozero publication

  Published on Doppiozero on September 22, 2026, the article "La fine della nostra esistenza digitale" is written by Alessandro Rosanò and Anita Romanello. The piece opens with a…

• Twiggy Documentary by Sadie Frost Chronicles Supermodel's Life, Hits DVD and VOD September 22 publication

  Sadie Frost has produced a documentary celebrating the life of iconic model Twiggy, born Lesley Hornby, who rose to fame at age 16 as the first supermodel. After over three years…

• Sanctified Art Releases World Communion Sunday Resources with Liturgy and Visual Art publication

  Sanctified Art has released a set of resources for World Communion Sunday, observed on the first Sunday of October. These materials are designed to assist congregations in…

• Fernando Moral Andrés Examines the Ether in New Architecture Essay "La fundación de lo etéreo" publication

  Fernando Moral Andrés has released "La fundación de lo etéreo. Arcadias ambiguas y paisajes inacabados," which introduces a new classification of the ethereal veil based on its…

• Hyperallergic's "Poems for Alma Thomas" Roundup Features Alexis Pauline Gumbs's New Book on the Artist publication

  Lakshmi Rivera Amin leads Hyperallergic's weekly books newsletter, highlighting Alexis Pauline Gumbs's forthcoming title, "Primary: After and With Alma Thomas," which delves into…

• Sotce on Mysticism, Money, and Mortality in Girl Talk Interview publication

  In an interview conducted by Gwyneth Giller for Elephant, artist and mystic Sotce delves into themes such as spirituality, prayer, money, mortality, and the challenges faced by…

• Wedge Journal Launches with Canceled JAE Palestine Issue as Debut publication

  Editors who opposed the decisions of the Journal of Architectural Education (JAE) have stepped down after the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture (ACSA) scrapped a…

• Art21 Launches Its First Online Course on Contemporary Art publication

  Art21 has released its first-ever online course, an introductory program built from the organization's award-winning films. The course takes participants inside artists' studios…

• Vicky Bennison's Pasta Grannies Releases New Cookbook Eat Everything publication

  On September 8, Vicky Bennison, the founder of the Pasta Grannies community, released her cookbook titled Eat Everything: Pasta and Beyond for the Good Life, published by Rizzoli.…

• Podcast in dieci puntate ricostruisce la ricerca di Enrico Crispolti sull'arte nella città publication

  Il podcast "Enrico Crispolti. L'Arte nella città. Dalla partecipazione all'ambiente come sociale" è curato dall'Archivio Enrico Crispolti e Anna Mazzanti, e si dedica all'analisi…

• Vogue Names Seven Best Retinol Serums and Creams for 2026, From $22 CeraVe to $102 SkinCeuticals publication

  In Vogue's 2026 guide, seven premier retinol products have been recommended by both dermatologists and editors. The top serum is Medik8 Crystal Retinal Serum ($66), while…

• Menopause Study Finds Brain Pauses Gray Matter Rewiring Across 1,095 Female Scans publication

  On September 8, a research article in Nature Communications examined brain scans from 1,095 women at three distinct hormonal phases: their initial menstrual cycle, during…

• Victorian Women Pioneered Photocollage Decades Before Dada and Surrealism publication

  An article from Didatticarte indicates that photocollage began as a pastime for aristocratic women in Victorian England around 1860, well before the avant-garde movements of the…

• Dansaekhwa: The Korean Monochrome Movement That Redefined Abstraction publication

  Following the Korean War, artists in South Korea embraced a bold abstract style, moving away from government-approved realism and traditional ink techniques. In 1975, critic Lee…

• Elizabeth Holleville publie « Hysteria », thriller psychologique féminin sur la maternité publication

  Avec « Hysteria », la bédéaste Elizabeth Holleville signe un thriller psychologique conjugué au féminin. L'ouvrage plonge le lecteur dans un univers de sorcières tout en explorant…

• Annie Meyers-Shyer Launches 'This Oak House' at Nancy Meyers's Los Angeles Home publication

  On a warm Sunday in Los Angeles, with temperatures reaching 80 degrees, Annie Meyers-Shyer celebrated the release of her book, This Oak House, which details the renovation of her…

• Netflix estrena «Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story», una exploración de la ira femenina y la construcción del monstruo publication

  El 17 de septiembre, Netflix lanzó una nueva entrega de la serie antológica «Monster», que se enfoca en Lizzie Borden, quien fue acusada pero finalmente absuelta de los homicidios…

• MrBeast and James Patterson's Novel Sells 22,646 Copies in First Week Despite Massive Audiences publication

  The Most Dangerous Games, written by Jimmy Donaldson (MrBeast) and James Patterson, sold 22,646 copies in its first week, landing at #3 on The New York Times bestseller list…

• Hanif Kureishi's New Collection ¿Qué ha pasado? Explores Life After Paralysis publication

  Hanif Kureishi's latest book, ¿Qué ha pasado?, published by Anagrama, is a collection of articles and short stories written before the 2022 Christmas accident in Rome that left…

• Craft Archive Fellow Documents Mexican-American Altars in Chicago's South Side publication

  Research on Mexican-American devotional altars has been published by a 2025 Craft Archive Fellow, concentrating on public altars dedicated to La Virgen de Guadalupe within…

• Elska Magazine Issue 61 Turns Its Lens on Milan's Queer Men, Stripping Away Fashion's Facade publication

  The 61st edition of Elska, an independent publication focused on photography and storytelling, highlights the daily lives of queer men in Milan, intentionally stepping away from…

• AI-Generated Books Impersonate Real Authors on Amazon publication

  According to The Atlantic, Amazon's author pages are overwhelmed with AI-created books that are wrongly credited to actual authors. This summer, Tamra Westberry, who writes under…

• Alcohol-Linked Cancer Deaths in the U.S. More Than Doubled Since 1990, Study Finds publication

  A study released on September 2 in Lancet Regional Health—Americas revealed that the number of cancer fatalities in the U.S. attributed to alcohol increased from 11,361 in 1990 to…

• Cécile Alduy Documents 400 Banned Words in US Federal Purge Since January 2025 publication

  Cécile Alduy, a literature professor at Stanford who has resided in the U.S. for two decades, has documented almost 400 banned words in U.S. administrative texts since January…

• University of Vienna fMRI Study Finds Dogs' Brains Respond to Happy Human Faces publication

  At the University of Vienna, a study involved eight family dogs undergoing functional MRI scans while they looked at images of unfamiliar people showing either happy or neutral…

• "Full Circle" : Mr. Jahill et James Cabron font raconter l'histoire des musiques urbaines par 76 artistes publication

  La série "Full Circle" donne la parole à 76 artistes pour retracer l'histoire des musiques urbaines, de leurs voyages à leurs évolutions, en conservant une racine commune :…

• Clare Perrott Releases New Single 'How Can I Tell You?' publication

  Perth/Boorloo-based indie folk artist Clare Perrott has released her latest single, "How Can I Tell You?", a song she describes as a love letter to the friendships she's grown up…

• Nikolai Johannes Astrup: From Priest's Son to Neo-Romantic Pioneer publication

  Nikolai Johannes Astrup, born on August 30, 1880, in Kalvag Bremanger, Norway, was the first of fourteen siblings. When he was three, his father, Christian Astrup, a parish…

• Merriam-Webster Adds 1,400 New Words, Including 'Looksmaxxing' and 'Cuffing Season' publication

  Merriam-Webster announced its latest update on September 15, adding 1,400 new words and definitions to its catalog. The additions include terms like 'looksmaxxing,' 'glow-up,'…

• Albert Camus's First Marriage and the Making of A Happy Death publication

  In 1933, Albert Camus encountered Simone Hié at the University of Algiers, and they wed on June 16, 1934. Financially, they depended on their families; Camus's uncle assisted with…

• Elena Serafimova's Photographic Series "In the Shadow of an Old Apple Tree" Featured on Booooooom publication

  Photographer Elena Serafimova is the subject of a feature published on Booooooom on September 21, 2026, presenting her photographic work titled "In the Shadow of an Old Apple…

• Supriya Lele on Memory, Identity and Frédéric Malle's Northern Love Fragrance publication

  Supriya Lele, a British-Indian designer, shared her thoughts on the fragrance Northern Love in a piece for Editions de Parfums Frédéric Malle, featured in Another Magazine. She…

• Roger de Weck's Essay Collection Examines Conservatism's Identity Crisis publication

  In his essay collection "Glanz und Elend der Konservativen," publicist Roger de Weck offers ideas on how the CDU might renew itself following dramatic electoral defeats. The book,…

• FAD Magazine Publishes Guide to Balanced Outdoor Lighting Design publication

  A guide published by FAD Magazine on 21 September 2026 outlines how combining different outdoor fixtures can transform a garden, patio or driveway after sunset. Tree lighting is…

• Martin Schulz on Reading, Literature and German Politics in Der Freitag Interview publication

  In a Der Freitag interview, former German chancellor candidate Martin Schulz discusses what he reads and what his reading reveals about his politics. The conversation opens by…

• Giovanni Ferrero's Vatican Thriller "Blu Persia e rosso porpora" Blends Art, Beauty and Ecclesiastical Power publication

  In 2021, Giovanni Ferrero released the spy novel "Blu Persia e rosso porpora," published by Salani Le Stanze. The story revolves around the theft of a painting depicting a…

• Arūnas Launches Watercolour Portrait Commissions from £390 via Commissionit publication

  Arūnas, a self-taught watercolour artist with more than 30 years of experience in custom furniture design, provides portrait commissions through Commissionit, beginning at £390.…

• Nietzsche's Demon: Aphorism #341 and the Revaluation of Values publication

  Friedrich Nietzsche's aphorism #341 from The Gay Science, titled "The Heaviest Weight," presents the eternal recurrence as a thought experiment: a demon asks whether one would…