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• WIRED Updates 2026 Mattress Type Guide: Hybrids, Foam, Latex and Smart Beds Explained publication

  WIRED published an updated guide in October 2026 explaining the five main mattress categories: hybrid, innerspring, memory foam, latex and smart beds. Reviewer Nicole Kinning, who…

• Heather Nova Releases Album "The Orchard," Shifting From Indie Rock to Maritime Storytelling publication

  Heather Nova has released a new album titled "The Orchard," marking a shift described as a move from angry indie girl to maritime storyteller. The release is covered in a piece by…

• Jack Jildevik's 'Portrait of the Absent' Documents 365 Days of Wardrobe in Flat-Lay Photos publication

  Swedish artist Jack Jildevik has released 'Portrait of the Absent,' a collection of 365 flat-lay images that act as disembodied self-portraits. Over the course of a year, he…

• Tränen veröffentlichen zweites Album „Leben in einer Katze“ publication

  Gwen Dolyn und Steffen Israel haben ihr zweites Album „Leben in einer Katze“ unter dem Künstlernamen Tränen veröffentlicht. Der Titel thematisiert eine Verbindung zwischen…

• Kristina Rozhkova's Photobook 'Gut Feeling' Explores Species, Restraint and Control publication

  Kristina Rozhkova's photobook 'Gut Feeling', published by Void at €50 in hardcover, juxtaposes human and nonhuman bodies in scenes of feeding, breeding, hurting and restraining. A…

• Witty Wang's 'Within the Lines' Sets Sisi Dresses Against Ordinary Urban Geometry publication

  Photographer and creative director Witty Wang's project Within the Lines examines how fashion, architecture and female identity intersect in unremarkable urban settings,…

• Callum Smith Premieres New Track "RODEO" via KALTBLUT publication

  KALTBLUT has exclusively premiered "RODEO," the new track from multidisciplinary artist Callum Smith. Running just under two and a half minutes, the release pushes the tempo…

• Jens Friebe Reinvents Himself as Friberty with English-Language Songs publication

  Jens Friebe has launched a new project called Friberty, trading his German lyrics for what the review describes as slightly awkward school English. The album's opening track,…

• Monopol Markiert 200 Jahre Fotografie mit Künstlerfavoriten und Sophie-Calle-Feature publication

  The November edition of Monopol magazine commemorates 200 years of photography, tracing back to Joseph Nicéphore Niépce’s first permanent image created in 1826. A selection of…

• Tina Dico Releases "Balancing Small Things on Sharp Edges," Recorded at Iceland's Big Spring Studio publication

  Danish musician Tina Dico, now residing in Iceland, has unveiled her latest album, *Balancing Small Things on Sharp Edges*. The project, produced at Big Spring Studio with her…

• Pau Gómez Publishes Reverse-Chronology Study of Christopher Nolan, «Nolan. La épica del tiempo» publication

  Journalist Pau Gómez, who holds a doctorate in film, revisits Christopher Nolan's oeuvre with his new book, «Nolan. La épica del tiempo», set to be released by Editorial Blume in…

• Caroline Davis, Qasim Naqvi and Grey Mcmurray Release Trio Album "Trappings of Sleep" on Red Hook Records publication

  "Trappings of Sleep," a nine-track album, has been released by saxophonist Caroline Davis, guitarist Grey Mcmurray, and drummer Qasim Naqvi under Red Hook Records. Their musical…

• Slade Guitarist Dave Hill Announces Debut Solo Album 'Dirty Foot Lane' publication

  Dave Hill, lead guitarist of Slade, will release his first solo album, 'Dirty Foot Lane', named after a road near his childhood home in Wolverhampton. The 10-track record was…

• Freida McFadden Dominates Northern Ireland Library Loans as Audiobooks Surge publication

  In Northern Ireland, audiobook downloads surpassed physical book loans from October 1, 2025, to September 30, 2026, with Freida McFadden's The Housemaid being the most popular.…

• Bernard Lavilliers publie « Rite cruel », son 23e album studio, à 80 ans publication

  À 80 ans, Bernard Lavilliers sort « Rite cruel », son 23e album studio. Le chanteur, auteur et compositeur y aiguise son goût des mots, selon Le Monde. Il décrit ce disque comme…

• Michael Kiwanuka's "Fudge": A Mercury Prize Winner's Album Reframed by Brain Injury publication

  Michael Kiwanuka's album "Fudge" was initially envisioned as a progression in his artistry as a Mercury Prize-winning musician. However, its significance has evolved; the album…

• Anderson .Paak and Cordae Team Up on 'Heavy Is the Crown' publication

  Anderson .Paak and Cordae have released a collaborative project titled Heavy Is the Crown, drawing on rap's comedic traditions. The duo's collaboration is described as stylish,…

• Three Art and Architecture Volumes: José Bedia, Gothic Architecture, and Luis Barragán's Library publication

  Five Continents Editions has unveiled a new book examining the work of Cuban artist José Bedia, titled *José Bedia. Inner Circle Journey 1976-2026*. This 328-page volume,…

• Beard Trends Offer a Guide to Identifying Roman Emperor Sculptures publication

  A guide published by DailyArt Magazine proposes that Roman emperors can be identified from their portraits by reading facial hair, since grooming fashions changed alongside…

• Giuliano da Empoli's Novel 'Le Fondateur' Turns Peter Thiel Into Fiction publication

  Giorgio Boatti reviews Giuliano da Empoli's novel Le Fondateur for Doppiozero, framing it as a potential source for future historians of the present era. Published by Gallimard,…

• Alessandro Carrera: A Protean Writer Across Poetry, Philosophy and American Pop Culture publication

  Alessandro Carrera's output spans narrative, poetry, philosophy, literary and music theory, reportage, social commentary and popular culture, especially American, making a unified…

• Whitewall Interviews Paris Collectors Bonnin, Ittah Waintraub, and Reiffers Ahead of Art Basel Paris publication

  In a Whitewall feature for Paris Art Week and Art Basel Paris, three collectors from Paris share insights into their art acquisitions. Claude Bonnin, who has served as the…

• Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim's Elizabeth Holmes Documentary Opens to $15 Million publication

  The documentary You Can See Everything, directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim, premiered in 855 theaters across the U.S. and Canada, grossing over $15 million during its…

• Acts of Faith Book Preview Features Ethiopia's Rock-Hewn Lalibela Churches publication

  Photographs of churches cut directly into the stone of the Lalibela mountains in Ethiopia appear in the forthcoming book Acts of Faith, with additional images from the same visit…

• Matúš Hnát Designs Collage Cover for Slovak Edition of Péter Esterházy’s The Glance of Countess Hahn-Hahn publication

  Designer Matúš Hnát, based in Bratislava, crafted the cover for the Slovak version of Péter Esterházy’s novel The Glance of Countess Hahn-Hahn, released by the independent…

• Julie Morineau's "La Cartographe des énigmes" Turns Silicon Valley Noir on the French Tech Scene publication

  Published by Métailié noir, "La Cartographe des énigmes" marks the debut novel of information designer Julie Morineau, who builds cultural mediation tools for science and…

• Lance Oppenheim on Building Vulnerable, Un-Documentary-Like Scenes in "You Can See Everything" publication

  According to a profile in New York Magazine, 30-year-old filmmaker Lance Oppenheim employs a documentary style that emphasizes shared vulnerability. He believes that by revealing…

• Alimé Bébégué Releases "Nkánò Na Bèpadapáda / Conversation avec les papillons!", a Nine-Track Jazz Album publication

  Nine tracks make up "Nkánò Na Bèpadapáda / Conversation avec les papillons!", the new album by Cameroonian guitarist Alimé Bébégué, released with a title that translates as…

• Missy Mazzoli on Adapting "Lincoln in the Bardo" as an Opera publication

  Composer Missy Mazzoli identified a specific scene in George Saunders's novel "Lincoln in the Bardo" as the moment she recognized its operatic potential. In that passage, figures…

• Syd Matters Returns with Fifth Album "A Gospel of Some Sort" publication

  Jonathan Morali's pop-folk outfit Syd Matters has released its fifth album, "A Gospel of Some Sort," described as the most personal work of the bandleader's career. The record…

• October Art Books: Taryn Simon at the Guggenheim, Hans Arp's Paper Works and Louvre Abu Dhabi at Ten publication

  The Guggenheim catalogue by Taryn Simon features 42 pieces that explore the life of an unnamed federal agent, coinciding with the museum's first photography-focused monographic…

• Tobias Lehmkuhl's New Biography Reclaims Irmgard Keun, the Weimar Star Banned by the Nazis publication

  Tobias Lehmkuhl has put out a biography titled "Keine von uns," which delves into Irmgard Keun's journey to becoming a significant literary figure during the Weimar Republic. The…

• Podium in Oslo Hosts Night Under the Park, Launching Reader for 2021 Valkyrie Plass Happening publication

  At Oslo's Hausmania cultural centre, Podium hosted an event titled Night Under the Park to honor a reader who chronicled the 2021 gathering, Under The Park. This previous occasion…

• Sonia Reveyaz Photographs the Crowds of Art Basel Paris for Beaux Arts Magazine publication

  Sonia Reveyaz, a documentary photographer born in 1998 and residing in Paris, was granted full creative freedom by Beaux Arts Magazine to document the opening of Art Basel Paris…

• Marcel van Beek's "Where the Land Waits" Probes the Uncanny in Black-and-White Woodland Photography publication

  Marcel van Beek, a German photographer, presents his project Where the Land Waits, which delves into the unsettling nature of forests through black-and-white imagery. These…

• Alice Schwarzer Announces Closure of Feminist Magazine Emma After 50 Years publication

  Alice Schwarzer has announced that the feminist magazine Emma will cease publication. The final issue, the 398th, is scheduled for release on 8 December. In her statement,…

• Foto Foto Launches Automated Hardback Photo Book Service From Amsterdam publication

  Hardcover photo books starting at €30 are the entry point for Foto Foto, an Amsterdam-based brand aiming to revive the printed family album by converting digital camera rolls into…

• Isabella Weber's "Antifaschistische Wirtschaftspolitik" reviewed in Süddeutsche Zeitung publication

  Isabella Weber's book "Antifaschistische Wirtschaftspolitik" raises strong hopes among left-leaning readers, according to a Süddeutsche Zeitung culture section review. The review…

• Margaret Howell's 2027 Calendar Turns Personal with Her Own Photographs, Paired with London Exhibition and New Book publication

  The 2027 calendar titled 'Photographs by Margaret Howell' showcases images captured by Margaret Howell using a Nikon SLR camera or her smartphone. The collection features various…

• Lost "Faust Bible" from F. W. Murnau's Silent Film Classic Resurfaces in Lavish New Edition publication

  A collection of valuable documents relating to F. W. Murnau's silent film classic was considered lost for decades. The so-called "Faust-Bibel" now appears in a splendidly produced…