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• Christiane Rösinger Publishes Anti-Ageing Guide 'The Joy of Ageing' with Rowohlt publication

  Musician and theater maker Christiane Rösinger has authored a humorous anti-guide titled 'The Joy of Ageing,' published by Rowohlt. The book critiques conventional literature on…

• Publisher faces antisemitic harassment online after promoting book on Jewish identities in punk publication

  A German publisher has experienced a surge in antisemitic comments on social media following the announcement of a book titled 'Jüdische Identitäten und Antisemitismus im Punk' on…

• Soviet Silence Culture Enabled Chernobyl Disaster Despite Known Reactor Flaws publication

  The Chernobyl nuclear disaster occurred despite reactor deficiencies being identified a decade before the 1986 explosion. Soviet success pressure and an entrenched culture of…

• Rebecca: A Medieval Comic Series by Anna Brandoli and Renato Queirolo Debuted in Linus in the Early 1980s publication

  In the early 1980s, the comic series Rebecca, created by Anna Brandoli and Renato Queirolo, was published in the magazine Linus, then edited by Oreste del Buono. The series stood…

• Roberto Costantini's New Poetry Collection 'L'uomo di spalle' Features Sabrina Tacci's Paintings publication

  Roberto Costantini has released his third poetry collection titled 'L'uomo di spalle,' which concludes a poetic trilogy that began with 'Musagete' in 2021 and continued with 'Il…

• Short Film 'Due estranei' Confronts Racism Through Time Loop Narrative on Netflix publication

  The short film 'Due estranei,' written by Treavor Free in 2020 and directed by Martin Desmon Roe, premiered on Netflix recently. Set in New York, the narrative follows Carter…

• Roberto Costantini's 2024 novel 'Le allegre comari di Windows' explores 1990s LGBTQ+ struggles through Pinona. publication

  Roberto Costantini's book 'Le allegre comari di Windows' (Genesi Editrice, 2024) delves into Italy during the 1990s through the lens of Andrea/Pinona, a character navigating…

• Gabriella Zalapì's Award-Winning Novel 'Neue Roman: Ein Ausflug nach Italien? Nein, eine Entführung' Released in German publication

  Gabriella Zalapì's novel, originally acclaimed in its native language, has been translated into German and published. The narrative centers on a father who kidnaps his daughter,…

• Grasset publishing house faces collapse as majority of authors depart over ideological conflict publication

  The historic French publishing house Grasset faces potential dissolution following the departure of most of its authors. Historian Pascal Fouché, writing in Le Monde, draws a…

• Advice on Balancing Personal Hardship and Professionalism in Artist Statements publication

  An article offers guidance for artists on incorporating personal struggles into their narratives without alienating collectors. The central recommendation is to frame hardship as…

• Over 100 Stock authors threaten to leave publisher after Grasset director's ouster publication

  More than one hundred authors published by Stock have publicly denounced the recent dismissal of Olivier Nora from his position at sister publishing house Grasset. In a collective…

• Thames & Hudson Publishes 'Cut Out: A Feminist History of Photo Collage, Montage and Assemblage' publication

  Thames & Hudson has published 'Cut Out: A Feminist History of Photo Collage, Montage and Assemblage,' which examines collage, assemblage, and montage as acts of defiance…

• Wallpaper* May 2026 Design Issue Features Effortless Menswear at Adjaye Associates-Designed London Home publication

  The May 2026 Design Issue of Wallpaper* magazine presents a fashion editorial showcasing Spring/Summer 2026 menswear collections. Photographed by Ana Garcia and styled by Nicola…

• Lewis Carroll's 1865 novel Alice's Adventures in Wonderland satirizes Victorian class, law, and education publication

  Charles Lutwidge Dodgson, known as Lewis Carroll, released Alice's Adventures in Wonderland in 1865, drawing inspiration from a boat ride with the Liddell sisters, particularly…

• Emmet Gowin's Intimate Photographs of Family and Love publication

  Photographer Emmet Gowin has created a body of work focusing on his wife Edith's extended family, capturing intimate moments with profound emotional depth. Gowin's approach…

• New Yorker Essay Examines Divorce Representation in Children's Television Programming publication

  A recent essay in The New Yorker explores the challenges of depicting divorce in children's television. The piece references a former Sesame Street writer who noted that crafting…

• Artists and Creatives Recommend Botanical Films That Influence Their Work publication

  Ten creative professionals working at the intersection of art and botany have selected flora-focused films that have impacted their artistic practices. The 2018 film "Border" by…

• Segno Magazine's First Ten Issues Reprinted for 50th Anniversary, Available at MAXXI Rome and miart Milan publication

  In celebration of its 50th anniversary, Segno magazine has released a commemorative box set featuring a reprint of its first ten issues, originally published from November 1976 to…

• Monocle's Salone del Mobile Special 2026 Previews Milan Design Week publication

  Monocle's annual Salone del Mobile Special newspaper provides comprehensive coverage ahead of Milan's major design event in 2026. The Berliner-size publication features global…

• Mathematical Puzzle 'Kangaroo Numbers' Explores Multiplication Tables Through Marsupial Metaphor publication

  A mathematical puzzle titled 'Kangaroo Numbers' presents a conceptual challenge involving multiplication tables. The puzzle employs marsupials as a metaphorical framework,…

• France Culture Launches 10-Episode Series on Mona Lisa's Turbulent History publication

  France Culture has premiered a new audio series titled "La Joconde sort du silence" (The Mona Lisa Breaks Her Silence), exploring the dramatic history of Leonardo da Vinci's…

• Lucas Leffler Explores Photography's Material Origins and Digital Ruins in ATP Diary Interview publication

  Photographer Lucas Leffler discusses his five-year investigation into photography's material and chemical foundations in an interview with Sara Benaglia for ATP Diary's New…

• Thriller 'The Mailman' by Andrew Welsh-Huggins named crime novel of the week publication

  This week’s recommended crime novel is 'The Mailman' by Andrew Welsh-Huggins. The story centers on delivery driver Mercury Carter, whose commitment proves vital when he stumbles…

• Mahamat-Saleh Haroun discusses new film 'Soumsoum, la nuit des astres' in RFI interview publication

  Mahamat-Saleh Haroun's latest cinematic work 'Soumsoum, la nuit des astres' explores themes of vision and resistance in rural Chad. The film centers on Kellou, a woman…

• HTSI Wedding Special Features Vintage Diamonds and DIY Couples publication

  The HTSI editor's letter introduces a wedding-themed issue published on April 18 2026. A cover story photographed by Ina Lekiewicz Levy over two days in New Orleans features local…

• 170 Authors Depart Grasset Publishing House in Protest Against Vincent Bolloré's Influence publication

  Vincent Bolloré, a billionaire media magnate aged 74, has instigated a significant departure from the Paris-based publishing firm Grasset since taking control in 2023. His actions…

• Ledicia Costas' Thriller 'Schande' Explores Male Power Abuse and Justice System Failures publication

  Ledicia Costas has published a new thriller titled 'Schande' that examines the deep wounds caused by male power abuse and systemic failures in the justice system. The novel…

• Architectural Digest Analyzes Set Design Clues in Netflix's Beef Season 2 publication

  Architectural Digest published an analysis of the set design in the second season of the Netflix anthology series Beef. The article examines how the environments in the show…

• Matt Suess Shares Astrophotography Insights from Decades of Night Sky Photography publication

  Matt Suess, an OM SYSTEM Ambassador and seasoned photographer, shares invaluable astrophotography insights often overlooked in beginner resources. His first encounter with the…

• Kenya Barris Directs Jerry West Documentary Exploring Identity Beyond NBA Logo publication

  Kenya Barris directs the documentary 'Jerry West: The Logo,' now streaming on Prime Video. The film examines the life of Jerry West, whose silhouette became the NBA's official…

• Vogue's 2026 Guide to '90s Supermodel Beauty Trends with Makeup Artists and Hairstylists publication

  In Vogue's 2026 piece, the spotlight is on how the supermodel looks from the 1990s still shape today’s beauty standards. Ash K. Holm, a makeup artist, describes this aesthetic as…

• Global Photo Series Captures Conflict, Politics, and Culture Across 20 Locations publication

  A series of 20 photographs captures significant global occurrences. In Tyre, Lebanon, children displaced by conflict are given toys following Donald Trump's announcement of a…

• Joey Goebel's novel 'Sunset Flip' launches with German reading tour publication

  Joey Goebel's novel 'Sunset Flip' will be published by Diogenes on May 20, 2024. The book follows wrestler Auggie Schnuck, whose success transforms him into his persona 'The Aug'…

• PetaPixel Podcast Discusses DJI Osmo Pocket 4, GoPro Mission 1, and DaVinci Resolve as Lightroom Alternative publication

  The PetaPixel Podcast episode released on April 17, 2026, features Sarah Teng joining the team to analyze new hardware releases and software developments affecting content…

• Six Influential Zionist Thinkers and Their Visions for a Jewish Homeland publication

  Political Zionism arose in the late 19th century as a reaction to antisemitic violence, notably the pogroms in Russia. Leon Pinsker, who was born in 1821 in Tomaszow Lubelski,…

• Historian Omer Bartov's New Book Critiques Zionism as State Ideology Leading to Gaza Genocide publication

  Israeli historian Omer Bartov has published a new book analyzing the situation in Gaza through the lens of genocide studies. Bartov argues that Zionism has evolved into a state…

• Journalism's Anecdotal Lede Faces Obsolescence Amid Reader Impatience and AI Summarization publication

  The anecdotal lede, a journalistic device where stories begin with human vignettes, faces declining relevance. Pioneered in the mid-1930s by Wall Street Journal figure Barney…

• Study Finds Challenging Short Films Boost Creativity More Than Viral Social Media Videos publication

  At the University of California, Santa Barbara, researchers Jonathan Schooler and Madeleine Gross carried out a study involving nearly 500 participants to explore how media…

• Yale University Committee Report Criticizes Higher Education Institutions for Eroding Public Trust publication

  A Yale University committee released a report on Wednesday suggesting that American colleges and universities are significantly responsible for declining public confidence in…

• Architecture Editors Debate Crisis Formalism and Newer Brutalism in Recent Publications publication

  In 2025, a conversation about modern architectural forms was ignited by two publications: Flash Art's Volume 002, named Crisis Formalism and edited by Nile Greenberg and Michael…