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• KALTBLUT Editorial Features Model Santiago De La Torre, Photographed by Juan Lamas publication

  An exclusive editorial featuring male models has been released by KALTBLUT magazine, with photography by Juan Lamas. The spotlight is on Santiago De La Torre, who is signed with…

• Nikon's 1966 Documentary 'The Eye of Science' Shows Hand-Polished Lens Manufacturing publication

  The 1966 film 'The Eye of Science' highlights Nikon's lens manufacturing during its time as Nippon Kogaku Kogyo, produced in partnership with Tokyo Cinema. According to Digital…

• Lizzy McAlpine Releases Folk-Influenced Album 'Angel' via RCA Records publication

  Lizzy McAlpine, 26, has unveiled her fourth studio album, titled Angel, under RCA Records. This folk-inspired collection comes on the heels of her Broadway debut in Floyd Collins…

• Wolfgang Zurborn's 'Crowds' Book Collects Unpublished 1980s and 1990s Photographs publication

  The book *Crowds*, released by Kehrer Verlag, showcases the work of German photographer Wolfgang Zurborn, featuring numerous unpublished analog color negatives from his collection…

• Smithsonian-Linked Book Uses Genomics to Link Jefferson and Hemings's Children publication

  A new book presents what it calls "extraordinary proof" that Thomas Jefferson fathered children with Sally Hemings, according to a report on the project's use of advanced…

• Amit Lennon's iPhone XR Portrait of an Elderly Couple in Poros, Greece publication

  In 2023, Amit Lennon, a photographer from Israel now residing in London, took a memorable photograph of an elderly couple in Poros, Greece, using his iPhone XR. While on holiday,…

• Hyperallergic's Weekly Roundup: Union Strike Votes, Met Wing Groundbreaking, and Damien Hirst Play publication

  In the September 2026 newsletter from Hyperallergic, editor-in-chief Hakim Bishara presents snapshots of New York City life, such as a man composing appreciation letters at Anti…

• Lena Dunham's Memoir 'Famesick' Chronicles the Cost of Moving from Indie Film to TV publication

  In her memoir titled "Famesick," Lena Dunham recounts her transition from independent cinema to the HBO series "Girls." Following the success of her 2010 film "Tiny Furniture,"…

• Miley Cyrus Releases Tenth Album 'Bass Persuades' and Drops Last Name publication

  On Friday, Miley Cyrus unveiled her tenth studio album, 'Bass Persuades,' and has opted to drop her last name, now simply using Miley. The album's title track serves as a…

• Arte Povera: 9 Artists Who Redefined Art with Everyday Materials publication

  Emerging in the 1960s in Italy, Arte Povera turned away from conventional materials, opting instead for earth, stones, rags, and common items, driven by a cultural and social…

• Jaymin Releases 11-Track EP "STATIC," an R&B Meditation on Love's Friction publication

  Jaymin, the singer, has unveiled "STATIC," an EP comprising 11 tracks that showcases his smooth vocal delivery, drawing inspiration from R&B of the 1990s and 2000s. The title song…

• Ulrike Eifler: Waffenproduktion ist mit freien Gewerkschaften unvereinbar publication

  Ulrike Eifler, eine bekannte Friedensaktivistin in Deutschland, hat die Initiative „Gewerkschaften gegen Aufrüstung und Krieg“ gegründet und war maßgeblich an der Planung mehrerer…

• Marie Dumora Discusses 'La Ligne bleue' and Filming the Counterpoint of the Struthof Camp publication

  In an interview with Le Monde, filmmaker Marie Dumora explains her approach to her latest film, 'La Ligne bleue'. The film focuses on the last witnesses, or their descendants, who…

• Hervé Brusini Highlights Pope Leo XIV's Encyclical on Journalism and AI publication

  Pope Leo XIV is scheduled to travel to France from September 25 to 28, 2026. In May 2026, he released the encyclical Magnifica Humanitas, which cautioned against the implications…

• Réparer le visible Examines the Cinémathèque Afrique's 1,700-Film Collection publication

  A new book, Réparer le visible, published this week by the Institut français and Marest éditions, explores the history and future of the Cinémathèque Afrique, a collection of more…

• Fiona Shaw Discusses Jane Austen and New Sense and Sensibility Film publication

  Irish actor Fiona Shaw discusses her role in a new film adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility, reflecting on the author's unspoken subtexts and enduring relevance.…

• James and Karla Murray Document the American Luncheonette in 'Counter Culture' publication

  Photographers James and Karla Murray have produced a book titled 'Counter Culture' that documents the survival of the American luncheonette. The work is described as a tribute to…

• Stefanie Sargnagel's "Opernball" Dissects Vienna's Elite and Bavarian Mores publication

  Stefanie Sargnagel's book "Opernball" offers a sharp-eyed journey through a dizzying haze of alcohol and ecstasy, examining Vienna's rich and beautiful at the Vienna Opera Ball.…

• Le Monde's Matinale Recommends Replay Documentaries on Climate, Ultra-Rich Taxes, and Céline Dion publication

  Le Monde's Matinale presents a curated selection of documentaries available for deferred viewing, with the day's lineup spanning climate policy, taxation of the ultra-wealthy, and…

• Fünf Romane über hart arbeitende Frauen: Von der Auvergne bis Peking publication

  Der Freitag stellt fünf Romane vor, deren Protagonistinnen körperlich schwere und oft unsichtbare Arbeit verrichten. Im Zentrum steht „Die Quellen“ (Atlantis 2024) der…

• Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's Mozart-Inspired Literary Works Explored in Italian Article publication

  Twenty years ago, Mozart was the first protagonist of a distinctive "musical" section within Eric-Emmanuel Schmitt's extensive literary and dramatic output. In "La mia storia con…

• Italian Exhibition and Book Examine How Architecture Is Communicated publication

  A presentation combining an exhibition and a book addresses the persistent difficulty of communicating and understanding architecture. The project is authored by Maria Luisa…

• Rock Hudson's Los Angeles Homes Featured in Architectural Digest Photo Portfolio publication

  Architectural Digest published a photo feature on Rock Hudson's Los Angeles residences, framing the Golden Age actor as Hollywood's quintessential leading man. The centerpiece of…

• Roberto Vidali's "50 testi x 50 artisti" Published as Juliet Supplement publication

  Juliet Editrice has published "50 testi x 50 artisti," a 256-page book authored by Roberto Vidali, the editorial director of Juliet magazine, as an addition to the December 2026…

• Philipp Oehmke Discusses New Novel 'Papenburg' with Campino at Berlin and Hamburg Events publication

  Philipp Oehmke will present his second novel, 'Papenburg', in conversation with Campino, the lead singer of Die Toten Hosen. The events are scheduled for September 25 at the…

• Eugenio Montale's 1923 Poem 'Forse un mattino andando in un'aria di vetro' Explores the Terror of Nothingness publication

  Eugenio Montale's poem from 1923, 'Forse un mattino andando in un'aria di vetro,' delves into the concept of reality as a form of nothingness. Set against a winter morning…

• Ron Curries „Die Patin von Maine“: Krimitipp der Woche publication

  In dieser Woche wird Ron Curries Roman „Die Patin von Maine“ als Krimitipp präsentiert. Die Geschichte beginnt mit einer 14-jährigen Protagonistin, die im Geschäft ihres Onkels…

• Don Pablo Mulemba's "Hundeheimat": An Afro-East German Memoir of Eberswalde and Cottbus publication

  Don Pablo Mulemba has released a memoir called "Hundeheimat," which explores his upbringing in Eberswalde and Cottbus through an Afro-German lens. The narrative includes his…

• Phaidon's 'Another View' Spotlights Studios of 20 Contemporary Black Artists publication

  Phaidon is publishing 'Another View: The Vibrant World of Contemporary Black Artists,' a volume that opens the studio doors of 20 prominent artists. Featured figures include Nick…

• Marie Verse's Debut Novel "Triccs" Explores Sisterhood and Sapphic Desire in Women's Football publication

  Marie Verse's first novel, "Triccs," centers on two sisters aspiring to become professional football players. The elder sister grapples with her dedication to the game as she…

• Dana Mashoian Walrath's "The Book of Genocides" Confronts Ten Atrocities Through Graphic Non-Fiction publication

  In her graphic non-fiction work "The Book of Genocides" (2026), Dana Mashoian Walrath opens with a harrowing scene of her grandmother concealed in an urn as Ottoman Turkish…

• Juan Claudio de Ramón's 'Roma desordenada' Explores the Eternal City Through Fragments and Personal Experience publication

  Juan Claudio de Ramón's book 'Roma desordenada. La ciudad y los demás' was published four years ago by Siruela, with a prologue by Ignacio Peyró. The work offers a fragmented,…

• Bertha von Suttner: Erste Friedensnobelpreisträgerin und Autorin von „Die Waffen nieder!“ publication

  Im April 1906 kam eine elegant gekleidete Frau mittleren Alters nach Oslo, um als erste Frau den Friedensnobelpreis zu empfangen. Diese Frau war Bertha von Suttner, geboren als…

• Omertà: The Mafia's Elusive Code of Silence Explored in Historical Analysis publication

  A historical examination of omertà, the Mafia's code of silence, was released by The Mob Museum, authored by organized crime expert Christian Cipollini. This term gained traction…

• Vogue Editors Share Favorite Milan Street Style Photos Ahead of Vogue World: Milan publication

  Vogue World: Milan is only days away, and Vogue editors have compiled their favorite street style photographs taken in the city over more than a decade of fashion weeks. Nicole…

• Kodak Ektar 100: Fine Grain, Vivid Color, and a History from Lenses to Film publication

  Kodak Ektar 100, renowned for its vibrant color saturation and fine grain, derives its name from a series of professional lenses launched in the 1930s. The Ektar label,…

• Malcolm Gladwell Discusses New Book "The American Way of Killing" on The New Yorker Radio Hour publication

  Malcolm Gladwell, who has been a staff writer for The New Yorker for many years, has published a new book entitled "The American Way of Killing," which delves into the distinct…

• Leon Black to Convert Woolworth Mansion into Private Museum, New Book Reveals publication

  Leon Black, a billionaire art collector and trustee of MoMA, intends to convert the Woolworth Mansion located on East 80th Street in Manhattan into a foundation for his $5 billion…

• Monocle Selects 15 Art and Design Books for Holiday Gifting, From Counter Editions to Ed Ruscha publication

  Monocle's gift guide highlights 15 selections for passionate readers, featuring a special monograph from Counter Editions to commemorate its 25th anniversary, complete with a…

• Mathematician Challenges Ancient Myth That Parthenon's Curves Were Optical Illusions publication

  A recent study published in Royal Society Open Science challenges the long-held belief, stemming from Roman architect Vitruvius, that the Parthenon's architectural enhancements…