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• Live-Action 'Moana' Hits Digital Streaming After Underwhelming Box Office Run other

  Starting Tuesday, September 8, Disney's live-action adaptation of 'Moana', featuring Dwayne Johnson and Catherine Lagaʻaia, will be available for digital purchase on PVOD…

• 196 Flags Made of Recycled Textiles to Fly at Place de la Bastille During Paris Design Week architecture-design

  Designers Claire Renard and Jean-Sébastien Blanc, co-founders of the studio 5.5, will present a monumental installation titled "La Re-prise de la Bastille" at Place de la Bastille…

• Venezia 83: The Secret Party Calendar from Variety to Dardust festival-fair

  Scheduled from September 2 to 12, 2026, the 83rd Venice International Film Festival will feature a series of accompanying parties. On September 1, the Variety party will take…

• «Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy» : le préquel narratif d'Asobo pour la rentrée digital

  Le studio Asobo, basé à Bordeaux et reconnu pour Microsoft Flight Simulator ainsi que pour les précédents titres de la série A Plague Tale, a lancé « Resonance: A Plague Tale…

• How Ancient Civilizations Deified Life-Giving Rivers cultural-heritage

  The article explores how ancient civilizations personified and worshipped major rivers such as the Nile, Tigris, Euphrates, Ganges, and Yellow River, viewing them as gods that…

• Why German High Command Feared General George Patton in WWII other

  Throughout World War II, the German military leadership regarded American General George Patton as a formidable adversary due to his swift armored tactics. In contrast to more…

• Isabel Coixet on 'Trois adieux': 'I don't want to hammer the spectator with emotions' other

  Spanish filmmaker Isabel Coixet discusses her new film 'Trois adieux' in an interview with Le Monde, touching on creation, daily life, and the small obsessions that drive her…

• Kengiro Azuma and Antonio Calderara: A Friendship of Fullness and Void in Piedmont exhibition

  In Vacciago di Ameno, Piedmont, the Fondazione Antonio e Carmela Calderara is set to present 'Azuma. 100 per 100 kokoro,' an exhibition honoring Kengiro Azuma (1926-2016) in…

• Kowalczuk's Ulbricht Biography Defended as 'Opus Magnum' opinion-review

  In a recent opinion piece for the Freitag, Karsten Krampitz defends historian Ilko-Sascha Kowalczuk against criticism that he lacks a professorship, habilitation, or a 'great…

• Passive Cooling Strategies for Power Outages in Architecture architecture-design

  With rising power outages attributed to severe heat and pressure on the electrical grid, architects are revisiting passive cooling methods to maintain livable environments without…

• Renzo Nucara on Snails, Slowness, and the Art System artist

  In a conversation with Nilla Zaira D'Urso, Renzo Nucara, who co-founded Cracking Art, elaborates on the meaningful role of snails in modern art. Nucara, born in Crema in 1955,…

• Jean de Valette's Heroic Defense at the Great Siege of Malta cultural-heritage

  In May 1565, an Ottoman fleet sought to capture Malta, under the command of Grand Master Jean de Valette, aged 70, who had previously fought at Rhodes in 1522. The defenders…

• China's First Fully AI-Generated Prime-Time Drama Debuts ai-technology

  Hunan Satellite Television, a prominent state-owned network, along with its streaming service Mango TV, has launched a fully AI-generated adaptation of the renowned Chinese novel…

• Villa Imperiale's Ancient Wine Cellars Open to Public in Pesaro cultural-heritage

  The ancient wine cellars of Villa Imperiale in Pesaro, Italy, have been restored and opened to the public starting August 27, 2026. The project, curated by Alessandra Castelbarco…

• Kitsilano House: A Cabin-Like Home in Vancouver by Scott and Scott Architects architecture-design

  In the Vancouver neighbourhood of Kitsilano, Canadian firm Scott and Scott Architects has completed Kitsilano House, a contemporary, cabin-like residence designed for longevity…

• Venezia Film Festival: Tsukamoto's War Drama and Kahn's Youth Ward Film Premiere festival-fair

  At the 83rd Venice International Film Festival, two competition films were presented on Friday: '15/18 (A Place To Heal)' by Cédric Kahn and 'Mr. Nelson, Did You Kill People?' by…

• Korea's Two-Thousand-Year Journey from Ancient Kingdoms to Global Cultural Superpower cultural-heritage

  The article traces Korea's history from ancient kingdoms to its current status as a global cultural superpower, highlighting key periods and achievements. It begins with the Three…

• Francesco Piemontesi's Brahms Project II: Concerto No. 1 and Op. 118 publication

  Pianist Francesco Piemontesi, conductor Manfred Honeck, and the Gewandhausorchester Leipzig release their second Brahms recording, pairing the Piano Concerto No. 1 in D minor, Op.…

• Atelier APA Renovates Historic Lock Keeper's House on Canal du Midi architecture-design

  Atelier APA, led by architects Annabelle Adroit and Clémentine Pujol-Soulet, has completed the renovation of a former Lock Keeper's house located on the edge of the Canal du Midi…

• Renovación de una casa de guardaesclusas en el Canal del Midi por Atelier APA architecture-design

  La antigua casa del guardaesclusas, situada a orillas del Canal del Midi en Toulouse, ha sido renovada por el estudio de arquitectura Atelier APA. El proyecto, completado en 2022,…

• Brücke-Museum Expansion Design Competition Winners Announced architecture-design

  An extension for the Brücke-Museum in Berlin is on the horizon, following a design competition won by Barkow Leibinger architects and Fabulism. The runners-up included Heneghan…

• Frank Weston Benson's 'Summer' at RISD Museum Celebrates Modern Womanhood other

  The RISD Museum in Providence, Rhode Island, houses Frank Weston Benson's 1909 oil painting 'Summer,' a tribute to the modern young woman as idealized by the American…

• Meiji Restoration's Anti-Buddhist Campaign Scattered Sacred Treasures Worldwide cultural-heritage

  Between 1868 and 1912, Japan underwent the Meiji Restoration, which transformed the country into a modern nation-state and significantly impacted its Buddhist practices. In 1868,…

• Parcours des mondes 2026: African Art Takes Center Stage in Paris festival-fair

  The 25th edition of Parcours des mondes, an international fair dedicated to tribal and non-Western art, is set to take place in Saint-Germain-des-Prés, Paris 6e, from September 8…

• Lexia Hachtmann's Axis at Paulina Caspari, Munich exhibition

  In Munich, Paulina Caspari showcases "Axis," the inaugural solo exhibition of British-German artist Lexia Hachtmann. The title refers to the mathematical coordinate system x₁, x₂,…

• UK Entertainment Guide: Bayeux Tapestry Returns, Nish Kumar Tours, and More festival-fair

  The Guardian's weekly entertainment roundup showcases cultural happenings across the UK, with an emphasis on visual arts. Notably, the Bayeux Tapestry will make its inaugural…

• Dyson Unveils CameraJet Toothbrush; Lucas Museum Revealed in LA other

  Technology brand Dyson launched its first electric toothbrush, the Dyson CameraJet, which combines brushing, flossing, and mouth-washing into one device. The toothbrush features a…

• Indigo Publications: Independent Press Group Built on Newsletters for Decision-Makers publication

  Indigo Publications, an independent press group founded in 1981 by Maurice Botbol and now led by his son Quentin, specializes in high-value-added information for elites. The…

• Documentary 'Les survivants du Che' recounts guerrillas' 2,400 km escape other

  The documentary film 'Les survivants du Che' (The Survivors of Che), directed by Christophe Dimitri Réveille, recounts the harrowing escape of six guerrillas who fought alongside…

• Revolut Secures Conditional US National Bank Charter Approval economy-finance

  Revolut, a UK-based fintech firm, has received preliminary approval for a national bank charter from the U.S. Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. This paves the way for the…

• Saisons rouges: Isao Moutte's Graphic Novel on Japan's Violent Far-Left publication

  Isao Moutte, a Franco-Japanese comic artist born in 1983 and a graduate of the Beaux-Arts d'Angoulême, has released a new graphic novel titled 'Saisons rouges' (Red Seasons),…

• Argentina House in Paris Accused of Far-Right Turn Under Milei Appointee institutional

  Students and former residents of Argentina House at the Cité Internationale Universitaire in Paris have accused its director, Santiago Muzio, of creating a 'mini-dictatorship'…

• Italy's New Law Protects Foreign Art Loans from Seizure cultural-heritage

  On July 16, 2026, Italy passed Law No. 134, which grants immunity from judicial seizure for cultural artifacts lent by foreign states or institutions during public exhibitions…

• Why Artemis Demanded Iphigenia's Sacrifice at Aulis cultural-heritage

  The tale of Princess Iphigenia's sacrifice at Aulis, rooted in Greek mythology, stems from King Agamemnon's arrogance after he slays a sacred stag and boasts about his prowess in…

• Annie Ernaux's Words Resonate with New Generation of Women publication

  The works of Annie Ernaux, Nobel Prize laureate in literature, which explore the intimate side of the female condition, are finding unprecedented resonance among women. Her oeuvre…

• Blue Note to Open London Jazz Club in 2026 other

  The iconic Blue Note jazz club brand is set to open a new venue in London in 2026, signaling confidence in the city's vibrant, youthful, and multicultural jazz scene. This…

• Merveille, 18-Year-Old Singer from Clignancourt, Discusses Jealousy in Male Music Group other

  At only 18 years old, Merveille is gaining attention in the French music scene, recently spotlighted in Le Monde's series 'La Relève,' which celebrates emerging artists. In a…

• Boutique Auction Houses Thrive as Christie's and Sotheby's Slim Down Estate Sales market-auction

  Christie's and Sotheby's are increasingly declining to handle large estate sales, instead cherry-picking a few high-value items for their clients. This shift has created a boom…

• Bill Pullman Discusses Portraying Bill Evans' Father in New Film other

  In a recent interview with the Financial Times, actor Bill Pullman discusses his role as the overbearing father of jazz pianist Bill Evans in the film 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans.'…

• Wallpaper* Celebrates 30 Years with Creative Birthday Cakes publication

  In honor of its 30th anniversary, Wallpaper* magazine has called upon various creatives to craft birthday cakes for its October 2026 edition. Submissions encompassed…