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• Karina Longworth on Her Hollywood Reading Canon and New Podcast Season 'The Bisexuals' publication

  Since 2014, Karina Longworth has been the host of the podcast You Must Remember This. On Tuesday, she debuted a new season called "The Bisexuals," which delves into the life of…

• TIME 100 Arts List Draws Praise and Criticism as Pem Lham Wins Rubin Museum Prize publication

  TIME magazine has unveiled its list of 100 influential figures in the arts, which includes Amy Sherald, who opted to cancel her exhibition at the Smithsonian due to concerns over…

• Vogue Beauty Report: Low Ponytails, Metallic Eyes, and Bare Nails Dominate Spring 2027 NYFW publication

  Vogue Beauty's trend report for Spring 2027 during New York Fashion Week identifies three prominent beauty styles: low ponytails, metallic touches, and glossy bare nails. The low…

• Grace Snell on Costuming the New Sense and Sensibility, in Theaters October 16 publication

  Grace Snell, a two-time winner of the British Independent Film Award for Best Costume Design, crafted the costumes for the film adaptation of Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility.…

• Natasha Singer's "Coding Kids" Examines Big Tech's Influence on Public Schools publication

  Natasha Singer's book "Coding Kids" examines how private corporations influenced public schools, a phenomenon that set the stage for today's ed-tech backlash. The work tracks the…

• New Book Explores Jack Goldstein's CalArts Burial and Formative Years publication

  In his latest publication, Alexander Dumbadze explores the early challenges faced by artist Jack Goldstein in Jack Goldstein: All Day Night Sky, highlighting his influential work…

• Judy Samuelson Discusses Corporate Purpose on DB|BD Podcast at Aspen publication

  Judy Samuelson, founder of the Aspen Institute’s Business and Society Program, remains a prominent voice on corporate purpose and capitalism as a force for good. In 1998, she…

• Anna Arzoumanov publie un essai sur les usages du mot « censure » publication

  L'universitaire Anna Arzoumanov signe un essai consacré au mot « censure », conçu comme une enquête sémantique. Son travail vise à distinguer avec précision ce qui relève de…

• Todd Breyfogle Discusses Aspen Institute's Humanistic Roots on DB|BD Podcast publication

  In the latest episode of the Design Observer podcast DB|BD, host Ellen McGirt speaks with Todd Breyfogle, who serves as Senior Advisor for Humanistic Studies at the Aspen…

• Art21's "Jordan Strafer's True Stories" Documents Filmmaker Ahead of Whitney Biennial Premiere publication

  Art21 has unveiled "Jordan Strafer's True Stories," a short documentary from New York Close Up, directed by Andrea Yu-Chieh Chung. This film follows artist Jordan Strafer as she…

• Jean-Yves Le Naour Reopens the Markovic Affair in New Book publication

  Historian Jean-Yves Le Naour has released "L'affaire Markovic" via éditions Nouveau Monde, which revisits the unresolved murder of Stefan Markovic in 1968, who was a handyman for…

• Owen Thiele Interviews Mikey Madison for Vogue's October 2026 Cover publication

  For the October 2026 cover of Vogue, Owen Thiele took on the role of guest reporter, engaging in a conversation with Mikey Madison about her dynamic past two years. Among her…

• Lance Hammer’s Queen at Sea Explores Dementia, Consent and the Right to Control Your Own Life publication

  Lance Hammer's Queen at Sea, marking his return to feature filmmaking after 18 years, delves into themes of aging, dementia, and individual freedom. This drama features Tom…

• HBO Documentary « Professeur Raoult vs le Gang des cerises » Examines Media Frenzy Around Didier Raoult and Chloroquine publication

  HBO has released a new documentary series titled « Professeur Raoult vs le Gang des cerises », which explores the media frenzy surrounding microbiologist Didier Raoult and his…

• CommissionIt Advocates for Conservation Documentation in Art Commissions publication

  CommissionIt, an art commissioning platform located in the UK, has released recommendations that promote the inclusion of conservation documentation as a standard part of art…

• AnOther Magazine's 51st Issue Explores the Enduring Power of the Cliché publication

  AnOther Magazine has unveiled its Autumn/Winter 2026 issue, marking the 51st release and the second installment of its 25th anniversary, centered on the theme of cliché power.…

• DailyArt Magazine Survey Traces Elephant Symbolism from Ganesha to Warhol publication

  DailyArt Magazine published a survey by Cristina Correia tracing the elephant across art history, from a ca. 1730 Basohli miniature of Lord Ganesha in the National Museum, New…

• Study Proposes Venus Devoured Its Own Moon, With Implications for Habitability publication

  Research published on September 14 in the Astrophysical Journal indicates that if Venus once possessed a moon, its gradual rotation and gravitational forces would have ultimately…

• Vincenzo Pagliuca's 'Bunker' Documents WWII Fortifications in South Tyrol publication

  Hartmann Books has released 'Bunker,' a hardcover photography collection by Vincenzo Pagliuca that delves into the World War II fortifications located in South Tyrol, Italy.…

• Andrew Durham's 'Making Marie Antoinette' Photobook Captures Sofia Coppola's 2006 Film Set publication

  Sofia Coppola's 2006 film, Marie Antoinette, was filmed at the Palace of Versailles and featured intricate floral designs by Thierry Boutemy. Andrew Durham, a photographer who…

• GTA 6 Soundtrack Album Announced for CD and Vinyl, Reviving Digital-Only Release Debate publication

  On November 19, Rockstar Games will unveil a 34-track compilation album for Grand Theft Auto 6, which will be available on CD and vinyl alongside the game's launch. This album…

• Study Debunks 'All Roads Lead to Rome' Myth, Reveals Empire's 190,000-Mile Network publication

  A recent study published in Nature Communications, spearheaded by archaeologist Adam Pažout from the Autonomous University of Barcelona and co-authored by Tom Brughmans of Aarhus…

• Dimitris Fotiadis's Daimonos Series Blurs Sacred and Material in Blue-Tinged Photographs publication

  Daimonos, a photographic series by Dimitris Fotiadis, subtly illustrates the sacred through remnants, such as a vacant room illuminated by an ethereal light and a blurred cross,…

• Effe Minelli: scultore tra Vesuvio e memoria, intervista di Alex Urso publication

  Effe Minelli, nome d'arte di Fabio Cirillo, nato a Pompei nel 1986, ha scelto di tornare e stabilirsi a Torre del Greco, dove lavora ai piedi del Vesuvio. L'artista, che ha…

• Vincent Wechselberger's "Dreams and How to Keep Them" Documents a Decade of Berlin Life publication

  Vincent Wechselberger has unveiled his second photobook, titled "Dreams and How to Keep Them," a decade after relocating from a small village in Austria to Berlin at the age of…

• New Book Surveys Hyuro's Quietly Disruptive Street Art Legacy publication

  Impressum has unveiled "Hyuro: Beauty of a Tragedy," a 2022 book honoring Argentine muralist Hyuro (Tamara Djurovic), who passed away in 2020 at the age of forty-six. The…

• Do vinil à tela: Warhol, Dalí, Banksy e Murakami assinam capas lendárias publication

  Quatro colaborações entre artistas visuais e a indústria da música são reexaminadas, com foco no vinil de 12 polegadas como um suporte artístico. Em 1967, Andy Warhol desenhou a…

• Italy Prepares for World Tourism Day as Pax Newsletter Returns with Cultural Tourism Focus publication

  Italy will mark World Tourism Day on September 27 with a cultural emphasis, featuring an evening gathering at the Colosseum, led by Alberto Angela and aired by Rai. Gianmarco…

• Samantha Allemann Rounds Up TV's Greatest Non-Swears in frankie Issue 133 publication

  In frankie issue 133, Samantha Allemann examines the creative ways television writers have invented curse words for family-friendly shows. She highlights Degrassi Junior High…

• „Eskalation“: Osterer und Schneider analysieren Irans Stellung nach den jüngsten Kämpfen im Nahen Osten publication

  In their new book titled “Eskalation,” authors Shahrzad Osterer and Richard C. Schneider explore the complexities of current Middle Eastern conflicts, focusing on Iran's position…

• Philipp Ruch's "Der Rückfall" Examines the Nobilitation of the NSDAP publication

  In his book "Der Rückfall," action artist and political scientist Philipp Ruch recounts how the NSDAP was legitimized during the three years preceding its seizure of power. The…

• Kimberly Belflower's 'John Proctor Is the Villain' Tops American Theatre's 2026-27 Most-Produced Plays List publication

  The American Theatre has released its annual lists of the most produced plays and playwrights for the 2026-27 season, showcasing a total of 1,634 productions. This figure…

• Mikey Madison on 'The Social Reckoning' and Staying Offline: Vogue's October 2026 Cover Story publication

  Mikey Madison, who’s actually Mikaela Madison Rosberg, graces the cover of Vogue's October 2026 edition. At 27, the actress won an Oscar for best actress in 2025 for her…

• Sense Fracture Premieres 'Drastika' from Debut EP 'Tyrant Sun' on Sounds Of Paimon publication

  Sense Fracture, the project of Birsa Alessandri, has released 'Drastika,' the lead single from the forthcoming EP 'Tyrant Sun,' out October 9th on the newly established label…

• Ryad Assani Razaki Publishes Second Novel 'Les Maîtres du sol' on 15th-Century Africa publication

  Beninese writer Ryad Assani Razaki has released his second novel, Les Maîtres du sol, published by Éditions Liana Levi. The book appeared on 17 September 2026 and was presented…

• Margaret Atwood's Feminist Fiction: Six Novels That Shaped a Legacy publication

  Margaret Atwood, born in Ottawa, Ontario, at the start of World War II, is a Canadian poet, novelist, and literary critic who founded the Griffin Poetry Prize and invented the…

• Natalie Andrewson's 'Dreaming in Color' Collects 70+ Risograph Works in 150 Pages publication

  Natalie Andrewson has released "Dreaming in Color," a 150-page art book gathering more than 70 pieces of her fantasy-inspired risograph artwork. The volume pairs the reproductions…

• Symbolist Women Artists: How Sarah Bernhardt, Camille Claudel, and Others Challenged a Male-Dominated Movement publication

  Symbolist art, a conservative trend from France in the late 19th century, confined women to the roles of innocent maidens or perilous femmes fatales. Influenced by the writings of…

• New Monograph Explores Music and Architecture Across Europe, 1672–2022 publication

  Music and Architecture in Harmony, a new monograph by Michael Webb and Thomas Aujero Small, will be released on October 19 through ORO Editions. Subtitled Opera Houses and Concert…

• Emma Ruth Rundle Releases Sixth Album 'These Killing Times' on September 18 publication

  Emma Ruth Rundle, the acclaimed songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, will release her sixth studio album, 'These Killing Times,' on September 18. The album is described as a…