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• China's Post-Gaokao Teens Splurge on Vacation and Electronics economy-finance

  This summer, recent high school graduates in China, all 18 years old and fresh from the national college entrance exam, referred to as the Gaokao, are investing tens of thousands…

• Delano Miami Beach Reopens with Art-Focused Redesign and Paris Society's U.S. Debut architecture-design

  After closing its doors in March 2020, the Delano Miami Beach has reopened, showcasing a newly redesigned interior focused on modern art. Established in 1947 by Robert Swartburg…

• UAE Says Iran Fired Two Missiles, Halts Trade Ties with Tehran other

  The United Arab Emirates reported that two ballistic missiles launched from Iran landed in the sea on Tuesday, with one falling inside its territorial waters. The defence ministry…

• Leah Umansky: Poet and Curator on New Collection 'Of Tyrant' and Memoir 'Delicate Machine' artist

  Leah Umansky's latest poetry collection, 'Of Tyrant,' was published by Word Works in 2024, adding to her five-book bibliography. Her memoir 'Delicate Machine' is forthcoming from…

• Dior Couture PR Director Mathilde Favier Dies in Car Accident at 57 other

  On Tuesday, August 18, Mathilde Favier, the public relations director at Dior Couture, tragically lost her life in a car accident in Airvault, France, at the age of 57. Her…

• Istanbul Grand Airport's Success Comes at a Cost, Says Monocle opinion-review

  Istanbul Grand Airport (IGA) became Europe's busiest airport in July, handling 8 million passengers compared to Heathrow's 7.86 million. The single-terminal hub, which opened in…

• Karin Borer's 'The White Rabbit Illusion' at Swiss Art Awards 2026 exhibition

  At the Swiss Art Awards 2026 in Basel, Swiss artist Karin Borer presents 'The White Rabbit Illusion.' This interactive piece features a giant white rabbit that doubles as a…

• Thomas Gorham on Nudity, Storytelling, and Acrobatics in Head First Acrobats artist

  Australian acrobat Thomas Gorham, co-founder of Head First Acrobats and a graduate of Melbourne's National Institute of Circus Arts, explains why nudity is central to his act. In…

• ICOM Brasil Opens Applications for New Anti-Racist Museum Seal and Trophy award

  The Brazilian arm of the International Council of Museums, ICOM Brasil, has launched a national call for applications for the Selo e Troféu Muriquinho de Museus Antirracistas, a…

• Nanni Moretti: A Filmmaker's Lucid Gaze into Italy's Contradictions artist

  Giovanni Moretti, known as Nanni Moretti, was born on August 19, 1953, in Brunico, Italy, and is recognized for his politically charged filmmaking. He utilized the funds from…

• Jerez Arquitectos Transforms Historic Corner Bar into Dental Clinic in Burgos architecture-design

  Jerez Arquitectos has finalized the Clínica Dental Ximena Casado, a 162-square-meter dental facility located in Burgos, Spain, which has repurposed a former bar. The project,…

• Simon Ramampiaro's Bold 2026 Red Bull Racing F1 Livery Design for the RB22 architecture-design

  The 2026 Red Bull Racing Formula 1 livery for the RB22, crafted by Simon Ramampiaro, marks a striking visual transformation. In partnership with Greg Auchterlonie and Paul…

• USS Benfold Destroyer Loses Power for Four Days in Pacific, Crew Without Water and Food other

  On July 24, the USS Benfold, a US Navy destroyer manned by approximately 300 sailors, suffered a significant engineering malfunction when its generators failed. This left the…

• Vogue: Why Wayfarers Deserve a Renaissance other

  In a Vogue essay, the author argues for a return to the classic Ray-Ban Wayfarer, a style she credits to Bret Easton Ellis's tales of 1980s Los Angeles. Released in 1952, the…

• Marvel's 42-Hour 'Doomsday' Homework List Draws Fan Mockery other

  Marvel has issued a 15-title watchlist, totaling over 42 hours, to prepare fans for Avengers: Doomsday. The chronological list spans Fox's first two X-Men films and many MCU…

• Mexico Eyes New Tariffs on Chinese Goods Amid USMCA Extension Push economy-finance

  Mexico is exploring additional trade restrictions on selected products from China and other nations, potentially raising import duties. The move would bolster alignment with…

• Priscilla Presley's Role in Making Graceland an Iconic Memphis Tourist Destination cultural-heritage

  Architectural Digest's feature highlights Priscilla Presley, the actor and entrepreneur who shared Graceland with Elvis Presley, and credits her largely for transforming the…

• Gio Ponti's Casa Crespi in Milan to Become FAI House Museum as Restoration Begins cultural-heritage

  Restoration efforts have commenced at Casa Crespi, a residence designed by Gio Ponti located in Milan's Porta Vercellina area. This site is set to reopen as a house museum under…

• SpaceX to Build 'World's Largest Building' Semiconductor Factory in Grimes County, Texas architecture-design

  Governor Greg Abbott of Texas revealed that SpaceX plans to construct a semiconductor factory spanning 100 million square feet in Grimes County, which has been labeled as the…

• Vogue's 'The Dogs of Street Style' Celebrates Fashion-Week Canines other

  Vogue's article 'The Dogs of Street Style' spotlights the most stylish and famous dogs spotted at Fashion Week, part of the magazine's playful 'Dogue' celebration. The roundup…

• 5 Ways to Transform a Difficult Spare Room: Interior Designer Tiffany Duggan's Expert Tips architecture-design

  Interior designer Tiffany Duggan of Studio Duggan shares advice for revamping awkward spare rooms via The Expert, a service offering one-hour design consultations. With global…

• Michael Graves Architecture Acquires Indiana-Based Peterson Architecture architecture-design

  Princeton-based Michael Graves Architecture (MG) has acquired Peterson Architecture, a Noblesville, Indiana firm founded by Darren Peterson in 1996. The deal expands MG's Midwest…

• Modern Toss's 'Having an exhibition yeah?' Celebrates 21 Years of Cartoon Chaos at Drawing Room exhibition

  The British cartoonists Mick Bunnage and Jon Link, known as Modern Toss, mark their 21st anniversary with a new exhibition titled 'Having an exhibition yeah?' at the Drawing Room…

• Arts News Digest: Microdramas Surge, Bolshoi Under Fraud Probe, Rijksmuseum Opens Digital Archive other

  Hollywood is experiencing a contraction, yet the microdrama genre is thriving, with revenue in the US expected to reach $1.5 billion this year, as stated by Reuters. The Onion's…

• Gigi Hadid, Bradley Cooper, Zendaya and Tom Holland Spark Trend for Matching Wedding Bands other

  Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper, along with Zendaya and Tom Holland, have recently brought attention to matching wedding bands. The couples were seen in London and Paris sporting…

• 2026 Santa Fe Indian Market Celebrates Indigenous Artistry and Fashion Innovation festival-fair

  The 2026 Santa Fe Indian Market took place in Santa Fe, New Mexico, showcasing the talents of over 1,000 artists representing 200 tribal nations and celebrating Indigenous…

• Model Elsa Hosk Gives Birth to Daughter Flora Blue in Outdoor Water Birth Under Blooming Tree other

  Model Elsa Hosk welcomed her second daughter, Flora Blue, on July 22 at 6 a.m. The birth took place in a birthing pool beneath a flowering tree in her Los Angeles backyard, which…

• New Study Records 427 Cases of Primates Interacting With Other Species, Hints at Deep Roots of Pet-Keeping other

  In July, the journal Primates published a new study detailing 427 instances of monkeys and apes engaging with other species. The research, spearheaded by Cyril Grueter from the…

• Sterling Point's Curly Shag: How Hairstylists Created Oona's Signature Look other

  Actor Bo Bragason's curly shag hairstyle from the streaming series Sterling Point has caught the eye of fashion enthusiasts. In an interview with Vogue, lead hairstylist Chrystal…

• Guggenheim Sues Collectors Over Picasso Stolen 65 Years Ago cultural-heritage

  The Guggenheim Museum has initiated legal action against private collectors regarding a Pablo Picasso artwork that was stolen in 1961 while it was on loan to the University of…

• ADFF 2026–27 Opens in New York with World Premieres on Radić, Piano, and Social Housing festival-fair

  The 2026–27 season of the Architecture & Design Film Festival (ADFF) will kick off in New York from October 12 to 17, beginning at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) before…

• Alejandro Aguilar Canela: Graphite Drawings That Turn Darkness into Transformation artist

  Austin-based artist Alejandro Aguilar Canela is featured in the Critic's Choice exhibition at Ki Smith Gallery in New York, which will be open until September 6. His graphite…

• Vogue's Top At-Home Hair Gloss Treatments for Shine and Color other

  Vogue compiled a list of six at-home hair gloss treatments, featuring products from Virtue, Amika, Supergloss Glaze, dpHUE, Moroccanoil, and Kérastase. The brands offer varying…

• Zly Architekt's Black Timber Sauna in a Shipping Container Opens a Glass Wall to Bratislava architecture-design

  In Bratislava, a mobile sauna designed for 25 individuals has been created by Zly Architekt and Pixxla Sauna using a shipping container. While the exterior largely remains…

• Georgina Grasso, First Welsh Bake Off Winner, Reveals Bipolar 2 and Autism Diagnosis other

  Georgina Grasso, the first Welsh champion of the Great British Bake Off, has revealed being diagnosed with bipolar 2 and autism, a shock that has left her unsure of her identity.…

• Tommy Hilfiger’s 'Always Denim' Fall 2026 Campaign Revives ’90s Baggy Jeans at The Mark Hotel other

  The 'Always Denim' campaign for Fall 2026 by Tommy Hilfiger, photographed at The Mark Hotel in Manhattan's Upper East Side, showcases a relaxed vibe with ’90s-inspired denim,…

• Britain's Looted Asante Gold: The 1895 Sack of Kumasi and the Question of Repatriation cultural-heritage

  In 1895, British forces led by Sir Francis Scott destroyed the Asante royal palace in Kumasi, seeking the Golden Stool and a gold tribute. Asantehene Prempeh I, who took the…

• New Judge Assigned to Trump's $10bn Defamation Case Against BBC other

  Jeffrey Kuntz has taken over as the judge for Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the BBC, succeeding Judge Roy Altman. Kuntz was nominated in April and…

• SVA Faculty 'Blindsided' by Course Cuts Amid $22M Deficit institutional

  The School of Visual Arts in New York City is facing a massive $22 million deficit, which is the largest in its 79-year history. This financial crisis has led to the cancellation…

• US Imposes Sanctions on ICC President Tomoko Akane and Senior Lawyer Abdoulaye Seye other

  On Tuesday, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new sanctions against Tomoko Akane, president of the International Criminal Court (ICC), and Abdoulaye Seye, a senior trial…