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• Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi's Understated Couple Style in London other

  Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi were spotted in London this week, dining at Cipriani with Jacob's father. The couple, who have been linked since Coachella in the spring, have…

• A$AP Rocky Channels Rihanna with Double Chanel Bags in NYC other

  A$AP Rocky, the rapper and Chanel ambassador, was seen cruising through New York City in a classic blue Bentley, fully adorned in Chanel. His ensemble featured a white button-up…

• Narwhal Tusk's Opposing Spirals Revealed in New Study other

  On August 18, a study featured in Nature Communications revealed the structural intricacies of the narwhal's distinctive straight, spiral tusk. Led by Henrik Birkedal, a chemist…

• University of Nottingham showcases chapati vending machine and other student designs other

  The University of Nottingham's Faculty of Engineering has presented a range of student projects from its Product Design and Manufacture programmes, including a chapati vending…

• Milo Rau stages Wagner in Israel, challenging taboos other

  Swiss director Milo Rau, known for his politically charged theater, has staged a performance of Richard Wagner's music in Israel, a country where Wagner's works have long been…

• Martha Stewart's Pre-Fame Modeling Days Captured in Vintage Vogue Photo Spread other

  Vogue has released a photographic homage to Martha Stewart's formative years, showcasing 29 archival images that trace her journey from a teenage model to a lifestyle mogul. Born…

• Fluppe's Third Album 'beest' and Winter Tour: Post-Punk Poetry for a World in Crisis other

  Hamburg-based post-punk outfit Fluppe is set to embark on a tour this November, showcasing their distinct dark indie rock style. Fronted by Oscar Pursch, who balances his music…

• Columbia House, the '12 CDs for a penny' club, is finally closing for good other

  Columbia House, the iconic mail-order music club that introduced generations to music with its famous '12 CDs for a penny' offer, is shutting down after 71 years. The company will…

• New York's Newest Restaurants Double as Art Galleries other

  In New York City, the fusion of culinary delights and artistic expression is gaining traction, with numerous new dining establishments showcasing remarkable art collections…

• The Blue Fugates of Kentucky: A Medical Mystery Explained other

  The Blue Fugates of Kentucky were an Appalachian family known for their blue-tinted skin, a trait caused by a rare genetic condition called hereditary methemoglobinemia. The story…

• How Air Conditioning in Movie Theaters Created the Summer Blockbuster other

  Photographs from the Library of Congress reveal how air conditioning revolutionized summer cinema in the 1930s and 1940s, paving the way for the summer blockbuster. Although the…

• Scientists Unravel Why Ancient Brains Survive for Millennia other

  A new study published on August 7 in the Journal of Proteome Research reveals why some human brains have been preserved for thousands of years. Conducted by Alexandra Seviour, a…

• Astronomers Release Largest 2D Map of Universe with Nearly 4 Billion Celestial Objects other

  Astronomers have just revealed an incredible 2D map of the universe, boasting a mind-blowing 5.6 trillion pixels and close to 4 billion celestial objects. This impressive map was…

• Wagenknecht's Thuringia Gambit: Risk of Normalizing AfD other

  Sahra Wagenknecht, leader of the BSW party, is pushing to topple the fragile coalition government in Thuringia, composed of CDU, SPD, and BSW. She aims to replace it with a…

• Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to Return to U.K. for Children's Schooling other

  Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are said to be considering a return to the U.K. to create a home base for their children, Prince Archie, 7, and Princess Lilibet, 5, as they begin…

• Godox ES01 Electric Suction Base Lets Photographers Mount Lights Anywhere other

  Godox has launched the ES01 Electric Suction Base, priced at $29, enabling photographers and videographers to attach compatible flashes and LED lights to various surfaces,…

• Romanian Soprano Ileana Cotrubaș Dies at 87 other

  Ileana Cotrubaș, one of the most admired lyric sopranos of the 1970s and 1980s, has died at the age of 87. The Romanian-born singer was celebrated for her exceptional acting…

• Plane pilot killed in mid-air collision with police helicopter in Pennsylvania other

  On Wednesday, a tragic incident occurred near a small airport in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, about 110 miles northwest of Philadelphia, when a Cessna 150 collided with a Pennsylvania…

• Insta360 Luna Pro: A New Gimbal Camera Challenging DJI Osmo Pocket other

  Insta360 has introduced the Luna Pro, a compact single-camera version of its Luna Ultra, aiming to compete with DJI's Osmo Pocket series. The Luna Pro retains the Ultra's…

• Five Films to Watch When University Life Feels Overwhelming other

  Frankie magazine, in partnership with UNiDAYS, has curated a list of five films that explore the complexities of university life, from the anxieties of freshman year to the…

• El coro de Praga: Film Exposes Silence Around Sexual Abuse in Czech Choir other

  The film 'El coro de Praga' (The Prague Choir), directed and written by Ondřej Provazník, premiered at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, where it won the Europa…

• Hayley Price Offers Simplified Marketing Plan Approach for Artists other

  In a recent episode of The Art Biz podcast, host Hayley Price challenges the traditional, spreadsheet-heavy marketing plan, advocating instead for a routine-based approach that…

• In Good Company: Tay Butler and Jeremy Samuel Johnson in Conversation other

  On August 19, 2026, Eileen Maxson and Arie Bouman launched the second episode of "In Good Company," which features discussions with artists and cultural figures from Houston. This…

• Djokovic vs Jordan: Filmmaker Jason Hehir on Sporting GOATs other

  Jason Hehir, the director of 'The Last Dance', the acclaimed documentary series about Michael Jordan, has pivoted to tennis with a new project titled 'The Wolf in Winter',…

• Bill Nighy Stars in Tonally Wobbly Family Drama & Sons other

  Bill Nighy leads the family drama & Sons, a film that struggles with tonal consistency. The story centers on a celebrated novelist who announces his impending death, a premise…

• 11 French Painters and Their Masterpieces: From Monet to Degas other

  Eleven renowned French artists are spotlighted for their significant contributions to various art movements. Among them, Claude Monet is celebrated for his Water Lily Series,…

• Jacques Marie Mage Reissues Stanley Kubrick-Inspired Sunglasses other

  Jacques Marie Mage, the American eyewear brand known for its handcrafted frames, is reissuing two sunglasses styles inspired by the late film director Stanley Kubrick. The new…

• Germany's 'Zeitenwende' Undermines Citizen Participation in Hamburg–Hannover Rail Project other

  The environmentally friendly expansion of the Hamburg–Hannover railway line, once hailed as a 'milestone' of citizen participation, is now facing a shift toward new construction…

• Frankfurt's 'A Sky Full of Hope' Sculpture Sparks Controversy other

  The installation 'A Sky Full of Hope – Earthtime 1.78 Frankfurt' by artist Janet Echelman has been suspended over the Konstablerwache in Frankfurt am Main since last week. The…

• Coyote vs Acme: Looney Tunes Villain Triumphs in Live-Action Debut other

  The iconic Looney Tunes character Wile E. Coyote, known for his relentless pursuit of the Road Runner, finally achieves success in his live-action film debut with 'Coyote vs…

• John Chrome's 'Tree on a Mound' Etching and the Art of Chine Applique other

  The National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. holds 'Tree on a Mound', an etching by English landscape painter John Chrome, active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The…

• Freckleton Air Disaster: WWII's Forgotten Civilian Tragedy other

  On August 23, 1944, a U.S. Army Air Forces B-24 Liberator crashed into Holy Trinity School in Freckleton, England, killing 61 people, including 38 children. The disaster, known as…

• Walking After Dinner: 9 Health Benefits Explained by a Physician other

  According to Heather Viola, DO, a primary-care physician at Mount Sinai Doctors-Ansonia, taking a stroll post-dinner can enhance health. The advantages include better digestion, a…

• Art Garfunkel Returns to Germany with Exclusive Elbphilharmonie Concert other

  Music legend Art Garfunkel will perform an exclusive concert at the Elbphilharmonie in Hamburg on October 29, 2026, as part of his Shinier World Tour. This marks his first German…

• The Decisive Role of Artillery in World War II other

  World War II commenced in 1939 when Germany invaded Poland, engaging more than 100 million military personnel from 30 nations. The U.S. played a pivotal role, particularly with…

• Poolease X1 Pool Robot Review: A $110 Gamble other

  The Poolease X1 is a budget pool-cleaning robot priced at just over $100, significantly undercutting the thousands of dollars typically spent on high-end pool scrubbers. This…

• Steven Heller's Sciatica Leads to Rediscovery of Egyptian Cigarette Packaging other

  In a recent installment of The Daily Heller on PRINT Magazine, design critic Steven Heller recounts how a bout of sciatica prompted him to sort through his collection of design…

• Gracie Abrams stars in Chanel's Coco Mademoiselle Crush Absolu campaign directed by Joe Wright other

  Chanel Beauty has unveiled a new fragrance, Coco Mademoiselle: Crush Absolu, with a campaign film starring singer Gracie Abrams and directed by British filmmaker Joe Wright, known…

• Hailey Bieber Embraces Fluro Yellow in Vintage Dolce & Gabbana other

  Hailey Bieber, the founder of Rhode beauty, has embraced the neon trend by wearing an acid yellow vintage Dolce & Gabbana camisole adorned with cream lace. She was seen at Sushi…

• How Kepler's Elliptical Orbits Undermined Astrology other

  Johannes Kepler, the imperial mathematician and court astrologer to Emperor Rudolph II and General Albrecht von Wallenstein, inadvertently dismantled the scientific credibility of…