Aerosmith Announces New EP with Yungblud
Aerosmith is set to release "One More Time," a five-song EP, on November 21, marking their first new music in over a decade. The project features a collaboration with Yungblud and includes the lead si
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David Byrne Performs 'Psycho Killer' After 19 Years
David Byrne performed the Talking Heads hit "Psycho Killer" for the first time in 19 years during his 'Who Is the Sky?' tour opening in Pittsburgh, blending classic tracks with new material.
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Dave Mason Ends Touring Due to Health Issues
Dave Mason, a co-founder of the rock band Traffic, has announced his retirement from touring due to ongoing health challenges. He plans to pursue other creative projects, including a children's book a
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Danh Võ Solo Exhibition Opens at Duddell's Hong Kong
Duddell's Hong Kong reopens with "Let's Start Over," a solo exhibition by Danh Võ, running from September 17, 2025, to April 6, 2026, exploring identity and memory.
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Nick Cave Sculpture Unveiled at Meijer Gardens
A 26-foot bronze sculpture by Chicago artist Nick Cave, titled Amalgam (Origin), will be unveiled at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park on October 3. The artwork depicts a body adorned with flow
Bad Bunny Leads Latin Grammy Nominations
Bad Bunny leads the 26th Latin Grammy nominations with 12 nods for his album Debí Tirar Más Fotos. Música Mexicana received limited recognition, while new categories and breakout artists like Liniker
Dave Blunts Releases Diss Track Against Kanye West
Former songwriter Dave Blunts has released a diss track against Kanye West, accusing him of grooming and influencing anti-Semitic views. Blunts also apologizes for his role in spreading hate and addre
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Artists Launch New Satirical Newspaper on Authoritarianism
Artists Coco Fusco, Noah Fischer, and Pablo Helguera launch the third issue of The Siren, a satirical newspaper, focusing on authoritarianism's impact on society and the arts.
Tomas Lindberg, At the Gates Frontman, Dies at 52
Tomas Lindberg, the 52-year-old frontman of Swedish death metal band At the Gates, has died due to complications from cancer treatment.
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Anish Kapoor Designs Naples Subway Station Entrances
Artist Anish Kapoor designed two distinct entrances for the Monte Sant’Angelo subway station in Naples, Italy. The sculptures explore themes of going underground, drawing inspiration from local mythol
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Show MoreDavid Byrne Performs 'Psycho Killer' After 19 Years
David Byrne performed the Talking Heads hit "Psycho Killer" for the first time in 19 years during his 'Who Is the Sky?' tour opening in Pittsburgh, blending classic tracks with new material.
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Aerosmith Announces New EP with Yungblud
Aerosmith is set to release "One More Time," a five-song EP, on November 21, marking their first new music in over a decade. The project features a collaboration with Yungblud and includes the lead si
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Dave Mason Ends Touring Due to Health Issues
Dave Mason, a co-founder of the rock band Traffic, has announced his retirement from touring due to ongoing health challenges. He plans to pursue other creative projects, including a children's book a
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Bad Bunny Leads Latin Grammy Nominations
Bad Bunny leads the 26th Latin Grammy nominations with 12 nods for his album Debí Tirar Más Fotos. Música Mexicana received limited recognition, while new categories and breakout artists like Liniker
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Tomas Lindberg, At the Gates Frontman, Dies at 52
Tomas Lindberg, the 52-year-old frontman of Swedish death metal band At the Gates, has died due to complications from cancer treatment.
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Danh Võ Solo Exhibition Opens at Duddell's Hong Kong
Duddell's Hong Kong reopens with "Let's Start Over," a solo exhibition by Danh Võ, running from September 17, 2025, to April 6, 2026, exploring identity and memory.
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Nick Cave Sculpture Unveiled at Meijer Gardens
A 26-foot bronze sculpture by Chicago artist Nick Cave, titled Amalgam (Origin), will be unveiled at Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park on October 3. The artwork depicts a body adorned with flow
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Artists Launch New Satirical Newspaper on Authoritarianism
Artists Coco Fusco, Noah Fischer, and Pablo Helguera launch the third issue of The Siren, a satirical newspaper, focusing on authoritarianism's impact on society and the arts.
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Anish Kapoor Designs Naples Subway Station Entrances
Artist Anish Kapoor designed two distinct entrances for the Monte Sant’Angelo subway station in Naples, Italy. The sculptures explore themes of going underground, drawing inspiration from local mythol
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Sheridan College Gallery Hosts David Morrison Exhibit
Artist David Morrison's 'Remnants of Future Landscapes' exhibit opens at Sheridan College's Edward A. Whitney Gallery on September 18. The mixed-media show explores human environmental impact, featuri
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Barry Bergdoll Receives Vincent Scully Prize
Architectural historian Barry Bergdoll received the 27th Vincent Scully Prize from the National Building Museum, recognizing his work in making architecture accessible to wider audiences through schol
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The Sanctum House Redefines Indian Residential Design
The Sanctum House in Amritsar, India, designed by Renesa Architecture Design Interiors Studio, reinvents residential architecture with a focus on geometry and a central circular courtyard. This 1,114
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Fabric Pavilions Transform Shanghai Public Spaces
Shanghai's Rockbund Art Museum hosts 'Shanghai Picnic,' a biennial exhibition featuring colorful fabric pavilions by All(zone) and other designers. The installations aim to transform urban public spac
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Christian de Portzamparc Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Christian de Portzamparc, a renowned French architect, will receive the 2026 Andrée Putman Lifetime Achievement Award for his significant influence on architecture and urban planning.
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Asian Bridges Redefine Traditional Materials
Architects across Southeast Asia are building innovative bridges using traditional materials like wood and bamboo. These projects combine historical techniques with modern technology to create sustain
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Former songwriter Dave Blunts has released a diss track against Kanye West, accusing him of grooming and influencing anti-Semitic views. Blunts also apologizes for his role in spreading hate and addre
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Taylor Swift Unveils Limited Edition Cardigan Set
Taylor Swift has launched 'The Life of a Showgirl' cardigan box set for $70, featuring an orange cable knit cardigan and a 12-track CD. Available until September 19 or while supplies last, it ships by
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Pakistani Engineer Taurees Habib Wins Grammy Award
Taurees Habib, a sound engineer from Karachi, Pakistan, won a Grammy Award for his work on 'Dune: Part Two,' becoming the first Pakistani to win for engineering and second overall.
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Milwaukee Radio Station WLUM-FM to Change Format
Milwaukee's WLUM-FM (102.1) will switch from alternative rock to Christian music next month. The station plans a final party and special programming through September, celebrating its 19-year history
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Netflix Reveals Eatontown West Campus Designs
Netflix unveiled designs for its Eatontown West Campus, part of Fort Monmouth studios, featuring sound stages, renovated Vail Hall, walking trails, and plazas.
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New Orleans Mayor Seeks Court Approval for Iceland Travel
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell has sought federal court permission for a family vacation to Iceland, with the U.S. Attorney's office not objecting. Cantrell faces federal indictment for allegedly m
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Max B Set for Release from Prison on November 9
Rapper Max B will be released from prison on November 9, following a reduced sentence for aggravated manslaughter. He plans to resolve past conflicts and focus on family and career.
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Stolen Lincoln Statue Found in Pieces in Metairie
A silver statue of Abraham Lincoln, stolen from Houmas House plantation, has been recovered in Metairie, Louisiana, but found cut into pieces. The artwork, by Mount Rushmore sculptor Gutzon Borglum, w