The Met to Present First Major Felix Gonzalez-Torres Show in NYC in Decades
Scattered across the museum's permanent collection galleries, "The Spaces Between" brings together more than 40 works from the late conceptual artist.
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Here's what happens to the economy when Treasury yields soar like they are now
Government debt costs leaped higher Wednesday, the product of multiple factors.
International Emmy Nominations: United Kingdom Leads This Year’s Tally; Canada’s ‘Heated Rivalry’ Doesn’t Make the Cut
The United Kingdom led all territories in nominations at this year’s International Emmys, landing 14 nods total — including Disney+’s “A Thousand Blows” in drama and Netflix’s “Man vs. Baby” in comedy. Brazil followed, with nine nominations, then Spain with five. Meanwhile, not
Peter Byrne, Singer and Co-Founder of Naked Eyes, Dead at 74
Group scored hits in the Eighties with “Always Something There to Remind Me” and “Promises, Promises”
Trump to raise detainees with Xi, but other rights issues may not come up
WASHINGTON, Sept 23 - President Donald Trump is expected to press Chinese leader Xi Jinping to free two US citizens held by China, but it is not clear whether other human-rights issues will get similar attention during this week's summit.
Pete Byrne, Naked Eyes Vocalist Who Sang ‘Always Something There to Remind Me,’ Dies at 74
Pete Byrne, vocalist for the British new wave band Naked Eyes, died in Los Angeles on Sept. 14 after a brief illness. He was 74. Byrne founded Naked Eyes in 1982 with his college friend Rob Fisher. Their debut album “Burning Bridges” reached No. 32 on the Billboard 200, and the
An Unequal Artist Legacy Field Defines Who Gets to Be Remembered
A new report from the Joan Mitchell Foundation highlights deep structural issues affecting legacy work across the arts.
Africa: Right to Development - a Blueprint for Unmet Promises
[UN News] Ahead of the 40th anniversary of the groundbreaking Declaration on the Right to Development this December, world leaders gathered at a High-Level Week meeting on Wednesday to map progress made and the 21st century challenges still ahead - from narrowing the digital
Yangze Announces Debut Album Heartbreak Stew: Hear “Okay”
Under the moniker Yangze, his nickname since birth, Jakob Littauer is the latest avant-pop upstart to emerge out of Copenhagen. In November, he'll release his debut album Heartbreak Stew on the esteemed Escho label. It includes the previously released "Stew" and "Heart-Shaped
The 10 New Fall 2026 Anime You Should Be Most Excited For
Suikoden: The Anime , a remake of Magic Knight Rayearth , and Fool Night are likely to be among the season's highlights
Fluorescence timing identifies eight proteins in one cell with a single staining step
An international collaboration led by the University Medical Center Göttingen (UMG), Germany, has developed a labeling method that distinguishes fluorescent labels not by color but by how long it takes a dye to emit fluorescence. This makes it possible to visualize eight
Political shifts may shape how quickly Germany adopts electric cars and solar power
A new study conducted by the Climate Action Research Lab (CARL) at the University of Freiburg finds that electric cars and photovoltaic systems are less widespread on average in municipalities with strong support for Alternative for Germany (AfD). The researchers also examined
Does Earth’s Magnetic Field Affect Aging?
The secret may lie in the mitochondria The post Does Earth’s Magnetic Field Affect Aging? appeared first on Nautilus .
Robert Pattinson Says ‘The Batman: Part II’ Is “a Different Take on a Batman Movie”: “So Ambitious”
The actor told Collider that the sequel is "a real left turn from the first" movie, teasing that he's excited to see how the next film turns out.
Zelensky says AI will soon 'decide what happens on the battlefield'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday warned that artificial intelligence (AI) could be used in war to "decide what happens on the battlefield." "As early as next year, there is already a real possibility that AI –– not only people –– will begin to decide what
Macy’s rival might nab coveted ad space on corner of NYC flagship, setting up potential legal fight
Macy's is once again facing the threat of a rival retail brand advertising right in front of its flagship store in Manhattan.
Beach Boys Abruptly Cancel September Comeback Shows
They've cancelled over 35 dates on their 'Pet Sounds 60' tour, and haven't performed in over two months so that frontman Mike Love can "recharge" following unspecified health problems
When’s the Last Time You Cried?
For New York magazine, Emily Gould writes about her quest to cry again: I Miss My Tears ( archive ). I looked over at my husband, Keith, whose eyes were red, and felt … nothing. Not a clench in my chest, not a pang, not an incipient burning behind my eye sockets. It wasn’t
Exclusive-US drafted a memo condemning UK over West Bank sanctions. It was never released
By Humeyra Pamuk and Alexander Cornwell WASHINGTON/JERUSALEM, Sept 23 (Reuters) - In early September, US officials in Jerusalem and Washington prepared a draft statement attributed to Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemning plans by the UK, France and Canada to block imports
‘Conclave’ Director Edward Berger, Matthew Libatique Set for Evolution Mallorca Film Fest Tributes
German actress Iris Berben will also receive the inaugural Evolution Icon Award at the Oct. 28 to Nov. 4 event, with actor and producer Marc Clotet heading up the jury.
Prefer intricate shapes? You may also favor complex melodies
A shape can be considered complex because it has many sides. A complex melody may feature varied pitches and rhythms. Does the mind treat these as separate features, or can it recognize something common beneath their differences?
Forced eviction of 87-year-old 'Maricarmen' despite UN appeal causes outrage in Spain
María del Carmen Abascal had lived in her flat on Sainz de Baranda Street since 1956. Madrid’s Tenants' Union and the UN had opposed the decision to evict her.
Los Angeles Lakers Release Official Photo Book Chronicling Seven Decades of Purple-and-Gold History
The Los Angeles Lakers are putting nearly eight decades of basketball history on the coffee table. The franchise has teamed with luxury art-book publisher Taschen for “Lakers: An Official History of the Purple & Gold,” a 528-page authorized history spanning the team’s
‘Les Misérables’ Review: A Starry, Lavishly Empty, French-Language Version of Victor Hugo’s Epic
Nobody sings in the latest adaptation of Victor Hugo’s 1462-page cinder-block classic, but the absence of rousing musical numbers does not mean that Fred Cavayé’s “Les Misérables” is going for gritty realism. The 179-minute film, enjoying a reported $37m budget and a host of
Frieze Owner Ari Emanuel Criticizes Macklemore Over Pro-Palestinian Comments
The Hollywood billionaire also objected to using the term "genocide" to describe Israel's actions in Palestine.
Unevenness of global warming: Regional warming speedups emerge in waves
New research from the University of California, Santa Cruz, in collaboration with other institutions, highlights the fragmented and staggered timing of warming increases across the planet, providing a nuanced perspective on the debate over global-warming acceleration.
Palette versus palate: Wine drinkers embrace a spectrum of wine colors
When a glass of red wine arrives at the table, most drinkers make a snap judgment before taking a sip. Is the color deep enough? Does the hue suggest quality or raise a red flag?
Hayley Williams Speaks Out on Death of Ex-Husband Chad Gilbert: ‘Have Not Known If It’s Appropriate’ to Comment, but ‘I Will Forever Be Grateful’
Hayley Williams has spoken out about the death of her former husband, New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert, who died Sunday. In a social media tribute post, the Paramore singer admitted she put a pause on commenting for a few days because she “had not known what to say or if
6-year-old sets Rubik’s Cube world record
Lian Yunzhi of China solved five Rubik’s Cubes in an average of 4.27 seconds at a World Cube Association-certified competition last week.
On ‘Cocoon’, Yeat Returns to Familiar Territory With Mostly Dull Results
On his first new release since his polarizing album ADL, Yeat returns to familiar albeit lackluster territory. At least there’s a Drake feature
Enter Polygon's Point It Out x Secretlab Giveaway
It's week 2 of Polygon's partnership with Secretlab, and we've got another TITAN Evo to give away!
DDHQ shifts Florida governor race to toss-up
Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ) shifted the Florida governor’s race to a toss-up amid a rough electoral environment for Republicans as they head into the midterms. In a post on the social platform X Wednesday, DDHQ said that the race had gone from “Leans Republican” to “Toss Up.” DDHQ
Woman Arrested, Dragged Away After Criticizing Flock at City Council
A woman had her microphone turned off and was dragged away mid-sentence while speaking out against Flock cameras at a city council meeting in Springfield, Missouri. Dozens of residents attended the Monday meeting regarding a resolution to review the city’s use of automatic
Hayley Williams Remembers Chad Gilbert’s ‘Influence and Attitude’ on Hardcore Music: ‘Forever Grateful’
The musician and Gilbert were in a relationship from 2007 to 2017
No, Those Dior x A24 Shirts Aren’t Going on Sale
Have you noticed every indie darling is wearing the same shirt these days? Everyone from Robert Pattinson and Drew Starkey to Anya Taylor-Joy and Mia Goth has been spotted in light pink, navy and forest green T-shirts emblazoned with the Dior and A24 logos — coveted merch from
Winston Duke, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Wendell Pierce Starring in Delroy Lindo’s Directorial Debut ‘Jabari’s People’ (Exclusive)
Rising actor Seyi Andes-Pelumi is also starring in the intergenerational family drama that Lindo has described as filled with "pinch me moments."
'Compulsory' day devoted to the Pope in Catholic schools sparks controversy
Catholic private schools are being urged to suspend normal classes on 25 September, the day Pope Leo XIV arrives in France.
Can Everybody In Fire Emblem: Fortune’s Weave Please Shut The Hell Up A Little Bit?
That goes double for the game itself
Economic frustrations chip away at Trump’s rural support: Survey
President Trump’s approval ratings among rural voters are taking a hit as concerns mount about rising living costs across the country, according to survey results published Wednesday. While about half of respondents in the new KFF/Associated Press poll expressed support for the
Venezuela’s opposition leader blocked 3 times from returning to country
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado was blocked from returning to her country three times over a 24-hour timeframe on Tuesday. "She has attempted to enter the country by air and sea but has been turned away each time," adviser David Smolansky told The Hill.
Taylor Swift’s ‘Life of a Showgirl’ Trademark Fight Escalates as Lawyers Call Lawsuit ‘Nonsensical’
The singer is asking a federal court in California to dismiss Maren Wade's trademark infringement lawsuit
Juan Sebastián Mesa, Tatiana Huezo, Felipe Solari Yrigoyen Triumph at San Sebastián Industry Awards
Colombia’s Juan Sebastián Mesa and Tatiana Huezo, two leading lights on the Latin American film scene, won San Sebastián’s Industry Awards in the festival’s WIP Latam. Top plaudits at the San Sebastián Co-Production Forum served by contrast to highlight first or second time
David Ellison reportedly eyes Elon Musk for Paramount equity investment — sparking fears at CNN: ‘Really scary’
David Ellison is looking to build up Paramount’s finances ahead of the mega merger, and has been mulling over several wealthy individuals who could back the deal, according to a report.
Bentley unveils its first fully electric car
The SUVs will be built on a new production line in Crewe, which has been Bentley's base since 1946.
Two new reports show that Canada needs to do much more to tackle climate change
Global warming is expected to cross the 1.5°C temperature threshold—the lower limit of the Paris Agreement temperature goal—within a handful of years. This temperature increase shows no signs of slowing, and on our current trajectory, Canada is likely to experience temperatures
Study reveals how biological echo chambers form—and what can break them
Tropical army ants are known to form devastating armadas that march through forests eating other insects and small creatures. As they march, they deposit chemical trails of pheromones that others behind them sense and follow. But occasionally one of these ants will walk in a
Collins: White House backing down from NIH grant order
The White House is backing down from a plan to issue an executive order that would give the White House control over scientific grants from the National Institutes of Health, Sen. Susan Collins (R-Maine) said. Collins, chair of the Senate Appropriations Committee, has been
The Unsung Craftspeople Who Built Ancient Egypt
A new publication reflects a growing interest in the lives of the makers behind the civilization’s arts and crafts, long marginalized and erased by mythologized depictions of the ancient world.
