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Zaha Hadid Architects has unveiled the Grand Canal Gateway Bridge in Hangzhou, China. This curving footbridge, inspired by silk embroidery, connects new urban districts and spans the historic Grand Ca
A professional wildlife photographer explains how to capture stunning images of animals without causing them stress or harm, focusing on observation, respect, and the right equipment.
Street artist Tom Bob transforms ordinary urban objects into imaginative, colorful characters, bringing humor and surprise to city streets globally.
Blondie is reissuing their 1999 comeback album 'No Exit' in a deluxe, remastered edition on October 31, featuring the hit 'Maria.' The band discusses the future without drummer Clem Burke and plans fo
Paul Gauguin’s last self-portrait is authentic, Kunstmuseum Basel confirms, but technical analysis reveals post-mortem retouching on the artist's face.
Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham have reconciled, discussing their song "Frozen Love" on a podcast. This marks a significant shift after years of strained relations, sparking hopes for future colla
Jake and Sam Kiszka of the rock band Greta Van Fleet will appear in the upcoming Bruce Springsteen biopic and are featured on the official soundtrack.
Frank Lloyd Wright's Usonian homes, starting in the 1930s, offered an affordable, distinctly American architectural style integrating nature and open plans.
A legal dispute is escalating between NPR and the CPB over a $36 million satellite contract. NPR alleges political pressure led to the withdrawal of its long-standing contract, while CPB claims it act
A new self-sufficient wooden bivouac shelter, designed by Carlo Ratti Associati, will debut at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics before moving to the Alps. It generates its own electricity and collects w
A major survey of Martin Puryear's sculptures, "Nexus," is now open at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. The exhibition highlights his mastery of materials and his ability to infuse abstract forms wi
A new Viking Fortress Borgring Experience Center in Køge, Denmark, designed by LOOP Architects, is set to open in 2025. Inspired by Viking longhouses, the 2000 m² facility will immerse visitors in Vik
Over a sixty-year career, photographer Roger Ballen has forged a unique visual style known as the 'Ballenesque.' He discusses his art, philosophy, and new Johannesburg arts centre.
In October 1962, The Rollin' Stones recorded their first demo tape, covering blues tracks like 'You Can't Judge a Book by the Cover.' This early session, featuring Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, init
Geologist, Brian Ross Weitz of Animal Collective, announces his debut solo album, 'Can I Get a Pack of Camel Lights?', set for release on January 30, featuring the lead single "Tonic."
A major exhibition of over 200 ancient Cambodian bronzes from the Khmer Empire is now open in Minneapolis, showcasing centuries of art and culture. The display includes a meticulously restored one-ton
Radiohead's 1997 track 'Let Down' from 'OK Computer' has unexpectedly re-entered the Billboard Hot 100 due to TikTok virality. Thom Yorke and Ed O'Brien react to its resurgence as the band prepares fo
Construction has started on the 30-hectare Innovation Park Artificial Intelligence (IPAI) Campus in Heilbronn, Germany. Designed by MVRDV, this hub will host over 5,000 AI professionals, focusing on h
Construction is advancing on Anagram Gowanus, a 20-story residential tower at 450 Union Street in Brooklyn. The development will offer 158 rental apartments, including affordable units, and 22,000 squ
Stevie Nicks once considered leaving Fleetwood Mac to join Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in the early 1980s, preferring Petty's music at the time. She collaborated with Petty on her debut solo album