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• Nutritionist Laura Parada Questions the 30-Gram Protein Breakfast Rule other

  Nutritionist Laura Parada views the 30-gram protein target for breakfast as a flexible recommendation. She advises beginning with a complete protein source instead of opting for…

• Netflix Appoints Peter Rice as Chief Content Officer, Replacing Bela Bajaria institutional

  Netflix has named Peter Rice, a former executive at Disney and Fox, as its new chief content officer, the company announced on Thursday. The appointment takes effect on October…

• François Pinault to Launch Permanent Display of 106 Works at Palazzo Grassi in Venice institutional

  François Pinault, the French billionaire collector and founder of Kering and Artemis, will establish a permanent display of his collection at Palazzo Grassi in Venice, ending the…

• Denver's Fairmount Cemetery Mausoleum Stained by Fake Blood from Unauthorized Photo Shoot other

  Fairmount Cemetery in Denver is facing an issue with artificial blood smeared on a family mausoleum, steps, and walkway due to an unauthorized photo shoot. Despite two attempts by…

• Berthe Weill: The Pioneering Parisian Dealer Who Launched Picasso, Modigliani, and the Avant-Garde artist

  Berthe Weill, who was born in Paris on November 20, 1865, made history in 1901 as the first female art gallery owner in the city. She established "Galerie B. Weill" in Montmartre,…

• Karenjeet Kaur Bains Joins V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge 2026–27 Judging Panel award

  Karenjeet Kaur Bains, a prominent powerlifter and television figure recognized for her role as "Athena" on Gladiators, has been appointed as a judge for the V&A Innovate National…

• Frieze London 2026: 10 Standout Artworks from Regent's Park to Frieze Masters festival-fair

  During Frieze London 2026 at Regent's Park, notable pieces include Ella Fleck's installation at Ehrlich Steinberg, which features a vibrating platform alongside a male voice…

• Hokusai's Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji to Show in Full at Dulwich Picture Gallery exhibition

  From 20 October to 17 January, the Dulwich Picture Gallery in London will exhibit Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji, featuring the entire Japanese print series. Among the…

• Free Guided Tours of Abruzzo Restoration Sites Mark 10 Years Since 2016 Earthquake cultural-heritage

  Ten years following the 2016 earthquake in central Italy, the Soprintendenza ABAP and the Italian Ministry of Culture are providing complimentary guided tours of restoration sites…

• Smithsonian Photo Essay Documents Coral Reefs Across 15 Global Locations publication

  A photo essay published by Smithsonian magazine presents 15 images of coral reefs and their inhabitants, photographed between 2010 and 2025 across the Atlantic, Pacific, and Red…

• AI-Generated Instagram Influencers Accused of Stealing Stand-Up Comedy Jokes digital

  Stand-up comic Julia Jasunas discovered that Instagram influencer Aylen Skye had lifted her joke word-for-word. Skye, boasting 250,000 followers, was promoting AylenTV.com, which…

• Eva Elfie Makes Electronic Music Debut with Trance Track "Fairyland" publication

  Eva Elfie has released "Fairyland," her debut electronic music track, a trance production that merges nostalgic new-age electronica, pulsing basslines, and romantic fantasy. The…

• Liam de la Bedoyere's Bored Eye Design Turns Everyday Objects Into Playful Experiments architecture-design

  Liam de la Bedoyere, a British designer from Bored Eye Design in Essex, specializes in innovative furniture. His newest creation, Popsticks, consists of inflatable chopsticks that…

• Kevin Noki's ADHD ONE: 3D-Printed Brick Phone for Digital Detox architecture-design

  Kevin Noki, a designer from Cologne, has introduced ADHD ONE, a Bluetooth-enabled handset inspired by the brick phones of the 1980s, designed solely for making calls with an…

• Yōkai Matsuri Festival Concludes with Grand Ritual at La Petite Halle de la Villette festival-fair

  The inaugural edition of Yōkai Matsuri, "l'étrange festival japonais," wraps up with a final ritual at La Petite Halle de la Villette. On Saturday, October 31, Halloween night,…

• Clément Cogitore's "Ferdinandea" Exhibition at Galerie Nathalie Obadia Explores Phantom Island exhibition

  Clément Cogitore's exhibition "Ferdinandea" is on view at Galerie Nathalie Obadia in Paris until October 31, 2026. The show centers on Ferdinandea, a volcanic island that emerged…

• Giovanna Silva's Nightswimming Book Explores Discotheque Architecture and Light publication

  Giovanna Silva, a photographer born in Milan in 1980, has released a book titled NIGHTSWIMMING: Discotheques from the 1960s to the Present, published by Humboldt Books. This work…

• Alexander Taylor Joins V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge 2026–27 as Judge award

  The V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge for 2026–27 will be judged by designer Alexander Taylor, who established his studio in 2002 and gained fame with the Antlers coat hook.…

• Hirokazu Koreeda Explores AI and Grief in New Film 'Kakeru' other

  The film 'Kakeru,' directed by Hirokazu Koreeda, presents a near-future narrative centered on a couple who adopt a humanoid that resembles their late son. This project marks…

• The Wombats feiern 20 Jahre „A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation“ mit Tour other

  Die britische Indieband The Wombats begeht den 20. Jahrestag ihres Debütalbums „A Guide to Love, Loss & Desperation“ mit einer Tournee. Geplant ist, das Album in voller Länge live…

• Paul Cézanne's Name Loses Its Accent in Paris Exhibition Spelling exhibition

  The painter Paul Cézanne signed his name without an acute accent on the "e," yet the accent became permanently attached to his name anyway. According to a report in the…

• Klaus Biesenbach Marks Nearly Five Years as Director of Berlin's Neue Nationalgalerie institutional

  Klaus Biesenbach has led the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin for almost five years. The Süddeutsche Zeitung frames his tenure as beneficial to the city, describing it as a positive…

• WIRED Reviews Digital Wall Calendars: Skylight, Everblog, Greenlight, Apolosign publication

  In the October 2026 edition of WIRED, Nena Farrell reviewed various digital wall calendars from Skylight, Everblog, Greenlight, and Apolosign. Initially doubtful, she ultimately…

• Herfried Münkler Essay on Democracy and the 'Mature Citizen' in Süddeutsche Zeitung opinion-review

  In a recent essay for the Süddeutsche Zeitung, political theorist Herfried Münkler examines the concept of the "mündiger Bürger" (mature citizen) in democratic societies. The…

• Spaces by Manah Completes The Soil & Sea Community Centre in Chennai with Barrel-Vaulted Roof architecture-design

  Spaces by Manah has completed The Soil & Sea, a 4,330-square-metre community centre in Chennai, India. The single-storey masonry building, raised on a rubble stone foundation,…

• Ferrara Launches Digital Network of Historic Shops to Boost Cultural Tourism cultural-heritage

  Ferrara's Municipality has introduced a digital platform named Botteghe Storiche di Ferrara, aimed at connecting more than 40 historic shops listed in the city’s registry. Created…

• Swiss Author Gerold Späth Dies: 'Unschlecht' Provocateur and Realist with Expansive Imagination other

  Gerold Späth, a notable Swiss writer, has died. He gained attention in 1970 with his first novel, "Unschlecht," which stirred both praise and controversy in Rapperswil. Späth once…

• Wannenes Design e Stile Italiano Auction: Giacomo Abate on Selection and the 20th Century market-auction

  On 20 and 21 October, Wannenes will conduct its Design e stile italiano auction via its Web-live platform, showcasing more than 500 lots spanning from the 1930s to the 1990s,…

• Rhianna Pratchett Joins V&A Innovate National Schools Challenge 2026–27 as Judge award

  Rhianna Pratchett, a renowned games writer celebrated for her work on titles such as Tomb Raider and Overlord, has been selected as a judge for the V&A Innovate National Schools…

• Maurice Nugent and Sean McLusky Explore Abstraction and Design in 'Construction of Distance' at 2&4 Vintage, London exhibition

  'Construction of Distance' is a collaborative exhibition by Maurice Nugent and Sean McLusky at 2&4 Vintage in London, scheduled from 16 to 24 October 2026. The opening event will…

• Typlan Marks Street Artwork by MS Béja and Collaborators as Finished other

  Typlan has announced that a new collaborative artwork is now finished. This piece includes contributions from various artists, such as MS Béja, Jérôme Gulon (Moreje), Ariane…

• Hannah Strong's Book on Wes Anderson's Color Palettes Published by Hoëbeke publication

  Hannah Strong, a Sheffield-born author, editor, and critic now based in London, has released her second book, "Le cinéma de Wes Anderson, Répertoire de couleurs," through the…

• Brussels Summit Backs Zelensky as US Satellite Disruptions Hit Ukraine other

  European leaders meeting in Brussels pledged renewed support for Kyiv as tensions between Ukraine and the United States deepened over President Donald Trump's lifting of Russia…

• MNAC Barcelona Launches 'Pensar el museo, imaginar futuros' Conversation Series on October 24 institutional

  On October 24, the Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya (MNAC) in Barcelona will kick off a discussion series titled 'Pensar el museo, imaginar futurs,' as part of its initiative…

• Galleria Raffaella De Chirico Presents 'Anonimo' Without Names or Biographies in Turin exhibition

  During Turin Art Week, Galleria Raffaella De Chirico returns to Studio Manfredi at Via della Misericordia 3 with a temporary exhibition titled 'Anonimo'. The show features works…

• Richard David Precht's New Essay Criticized as Apocalyptic Bildungsbürgertum publication

  Richard David Precht's latest essay, titled "Auserzählt? Wie künstliche Intelligenz die Kultur abschafft," has been reviewed by the Süddeutsche Zeitung. The review characterizes…

• Frieze London Market Talk, Tarek Atoui's Tate Turbine Hall Commission, and Sienese Bronze at The Frick publication

  Frieze London and Frieze Masters are taking place in Regent's Park until Sunday, October 18. Kabir Jhala, art market editor at The Art Newspaper, joined a recent podcast to…

• Dadaism and Surrealism as Anti-Authoritarian Movements: A Historical Analysis opinion-review

  Dadaism and Surrealism arose as responses to the turmoil in early 20th-century Europe, especially during World War I. Hans Richter characterized Dadaism as "an artistic revolt…

• Mark Gong Abandons Leather for Y2K Lolita Glamour at Shanghai Fashion Week Spring 2027 festival-fair

  In Shanghai, Mark Gong introduced his Spring 2027 collection, departing from his usual leather-and-lace vibe to embrace a fun, Y2K-inspired Lolita theme. The collection tells the…

• David Nash's 1983 Sod Swap Echoed by Mike Perry's Reverse Sod Swap Four Decades Later cultural-heritage

  In 1983, a noteworthy project named Sod Swap involved transporting 83 pieces of grass from Cae'n y Coed in the Ffestiniog valley to Kensington Gardens in London. An area measuring…