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• Covid-19 Can Reactivate Dormant Viruses, Study Finds other

  A study released in Nature on August 5 indicates that dormant viruses can be reactivated by Covid-19, leading to more severe symptoms. The research examined 1,154 unvaccinated…

• Jason Arday, British Professor Who Rose Despite Lack of Qualifications, Reported Dead other

  According to British media reports, Jason Arday has died. Arday, who became a professor at one of the world's most prestigious universities despite lacking formal qualifications,…

• Italian Museums Open on Ferragosto 2026: A Guide to Exhibitions Across Italy exhibition

  On August 15, 2026, a variety of Italian museums and cultural venues will welcome visitors, showcasing art from the Renaissance era to contemporary works. Noteworthy attractions…

• Coco Jones and Donovan Mitchell's Star-Studded New York Wedding other

  On August 1, 2026, NBA star Donovan Mitchell wed actress-singer Coco Jones at a private venue in New York State. Their romance began in 2023 at Michael Rubin's Fourth of July…

• Art Institute of Chicago's 'Lee Miller: Fearless' Reexamines Photographer's Legacy exhibition

  The Art Institute of Chicago is presenting 'Lee Miller: Fearless,' the first major museum showcase of the photographer's work in over 25 years. This exhibition, created in…

• Skeleton at Stirling Castle Reveals First Evidence of Trebuchet Trauma cultural-heritage

  In 1997, a skeleton unearthed at Stirling Castle in Scotland was found to have over 160 fractures, primarily affecting the skull and ribs. Bioarchaeologist Jo Buckberry from the…

• teamLab's Glowing Sunflowers Illuminate Osaka's Nagai Botanical Garden exhibition

  International art collective teamLab has unveiled a new interactive installation, 'Life is the Small Sun Flickering in the Dark,' at Nagai Botanical Garden in Osaka, Japan. The…

• Portland Baroque Orchestra Seeks Executive Director institutional

  In Portland, Oregon, the Portland Baroque Orchestra (PBO), a prominent ensemble specializing in period instruments, is collaborating with ZRG Aspen Leadership Group to find an…

• Taylor Swift's First Post-Wedding Solo Outing in London other

  Taylor Swift made her first solo appearance since tying the knot with Travis Kelce, enjoying a girls' night out in London just after midnight on Wednesday. She was seen leaving…

• UC San Diego Seeks Associate Professor of Acting other

  The University of California San Diego's Department of Theatre and Dance is seeking a tenured Associate Professor of Acting, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2027, and…

• DC's 'Lanterns' Debuts with 89% Fresh Score on Rotten Tomatoes other

  The new DC show 'Lanterns' has kicked off with great feedback, currently holding an 89% 'fresh' rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 36 reviews. Featuring Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan…

• Seiro Arquitectos' Casa Sombras: A House Inspired by the Sky in Zihuatanejo architecture-design

  Casa Sombras, a remarkable 506 m² home designed by Seiro Arquitectos, was completed in 2025 in Zihuatanejo, Mexico. Under the direction of architect Angel Sotelo Diaz, the…

• Monterey Car Week 2026: Concept and Supercar Debuts from Bugatti, Lamborghini, and More other

  Thousands gathered for Monterey Car Week on the Monterey Peninsula, featuring concours, races, auctions, and various events, culminating in the prestigious Pebble Beach Concours…

• Bullshit Museum in Ljubljana Celebrates Balkan Humor exhibition

  In Ljubljana, Slovenia, a new museum dedicated to the humor of the former Yugoslavia has opened. The Bullshit Museum, launched in May, features five rooms with mannequins,…

• Brazilian Art Sector Fears New Import Rules Could Disrupt Exhibitions and Fairs institutional

  In Brazil, museums and galleries are voicing their opposition to the Brazilian Federal Revenue's (Receita Federal) suggested modifications to the import processes for artworks,…

• NYC Hotels Serve Up U.S. Open-Themed Luxury Packages other

  With the 146th U.S. Open on the horizon, hotels in New York City are unveiling unique tennis-themed packages. The St. Regis New York introduces a Tennis Butler service, in…

• Museo Moderno de Buenos Aires Launches Institutional Development Program institutional

  The Museo de Arte Moderno de Buenos Aires has introduced a new program aimed at enhancing philanthropy and advancing its artistic goals. This initiative encourages art lovers to…

• Publishers Face AI Backlash as Trust in Authors Erodes publication

  The literary industry is currently grappling with controversies surrounding artificial intelligence, leading publishers to create new guidelines. This past summer, Europa Content…

• Schlitz Beer's 177-Year Chicago Run Ends with Final Barrel at Glunz Tavern other

  On Wednesday afternoon, Glunz Tavern tapped the last barrel of Schlitz beer in Chicago, marking the end of its 177-year history in the city. This occasion was part of celebrations…

• Eastman Kodak Expands Film Lineup with Large-Format and Bulk Rolls other

  Eastman Kodak has expanded its direct-to-distributor film sales to include large-format and bulk roll products, marking a significant step in its ongoing effort to bring film…

• King Tut's Trumpets: The 1939 BBC Broadcast and the Risks of Playing Ancient Relics cultural-heritage

  In April 1939, a remarkable BBC broadcast captivated 150 million listeners with the sounds of Pharaoh Tutankhamun's trumpets, which had remained silent for over three millennia.…

• Bernie Sanders and AOC Push for Nationwide Data Center Moratorium other

  The rapid expansion of data centers powering artificial intelligence has sparked nationwide resistance, with concerns ranging from job displacement and privacy to massive…

• Annatomix's Geometric Fox Murals and Sculptures Spotlighted artist

  Annatomix, a street artist celebrated for her striking geometric animal murals, has been producing artwork that includes foxes, red pandas, and seabirds. Her notable pieces, such…

• Carlo Ferrario's Pencil Drawing Featured at Morgan Library other

  The Morgan Library and Museum holds a pencil drawing by 19th-century Italian artist and set designer Carlo Ferrario, titled 'A Natural Stone Arch Beside the Sea.' The work,…

• Stolen Masterpieces by Matisse, Cézanne, and Renoir Recovered in Brazil and Italy cultural-heritage

  In a coordinated international effort, authorities in Brazil and Italy have recovered stolen artworks by some of the most renowned names in modern art. Brazilian police recovered…

• Reading Crisis Revisited: Data Shows Decline Concentrated Among Less Skilled Readers opinion-review

  A recent essay in The Bulwark challenges the alarmist narrative of a 'reading crisis' in America, arguing that while reading rates have declined, the picture is more nuanced than…

• “Other Washingtons” Reimagines Monument in Chicago's Washington Park other

  On August 11, 2026, the public art installation titled “Other Washingtons” was inaugurated in Washington Park, Chicago. This project, created by artist Amanda Williams, features…

• Judith Malina's Diaries Chronicle Living Theatre's Brazil Imprisonment publication

  'The Diaries of Judith Malina: 1969-1971' (Northwestern University Press, 2026) delves into Brazilian theater during the period of the AI-5 decree under military rule. Judith…

• Aegon II's Rise in House of the Dragon Season 3 Finale other

  In the concluding episode of season three of HBO's House of the Dragon, Aegon II (Tom Glynn-Carney) transforms from a spoiled royal into a determined fighter following his brother…

• Neuroscientist Bala Subramaniam on the Brain Benefits of Concerts and Collective Effervescence opinion-review

  In an opinion article for the Guardian, Dr. Bala Subramaniam, a professor at Harvard Medical School, emphasizes the significant neurological and social advantages of pop concerts,…

• Relational: Shirley Tse and Dana Berman Duff's Collaborative Exhibition Explores Breath, Moon, and Tides exhibition

  This summer, the Shoshana Wayne Gallery in Los Angeles hosted the exhibition "The Universe Breathes Us," presented by Shirley Tse and Dana Berman Duff under the name "Relational."…

• Stephen Bear jailed for 24 weeks over sex offender register breaches other

  On 14 August 2026, Stephen Bear, a reality TV participant, received a 24-week prison sentence for violating sex offender registration rules. His offenses included neglecting to…

• Global Photo Roundup: Wildfires, Earthquakes, and Solar Eclipse other

  This week's photo collection from The Guardian showcases major occurrences worldwide. In the United States, the Bug fire near Doyle, California, along with the Old Trails fire in…

• Public Radio Audience Grows Amid Funding Fights, RRC Analysis Finds other

  Recent findings from the Radio Research Consortium (RRC) indicate a 9.6% increase in noncommercial radio listenership over the last two years, with Average Quarter Hour (AQH)…

• Collectors Sue Alison Jacques Gallery Over Cancelled Monica Sjöö Sale market-auction

  Yoed and Natasha Anise have filed a lawsuit against the Alison Jacques gallery in London, claiming breach of contract after the gallery annulled the sale of three artworks by…

• Met Brings Andrea della Robbia's 'Assumption of the Virgin' Out of Storage After 70 Years exhibition

  The exhibition 'Rediscovering della Robbia at The Met' at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York showcases a remarkable collection of works by the della Robbia family,…

• Mecca's Commercialization: A Pilgrim's Account of Spiritual Whiplash opinion-review

  In a personal essay for Aeon, a pilgrim describes the jarring contrast between the profound spiritual experience of visiting Mecca and the overwhelming commercialization…

• George Sand's Nohant Estate: A Green Refuge of Writing cultural-heritage

  In the Indre region of France, the estate of George Sand at Nohant, where the author died 150 years ago, is the subject of a feature in Le Monde's summer series 'Artistes en leur…

• Mimmo Jodice's 'Mediterraneo' at Matera: Photographs That Reshaped Our View of Antiquity exhibition

  A major exhibition dedicated to Mimmo Jodice's celebrated 'Mediterraneo' series opens at Palazzo Lanfranchi in Matera, Italy, running until November 8, 2026. Curated by Carlo…

• Livraria da Vila Artes: A 40m² Bookstore Designed by ARCHITECTS OFFICE in São Paulo architecture-design

  The Livraria da Vila Artes, a new bookstore designed by ARCHITECTS OFFICE, has been completed in São Paulo, Brazil. The project, led by architect Greg Bousquet, occupies a compact…