In our in-depth new interview, Costello breaks down the making of his debut, including all the great music he hid away until his new box set

It is one of the world’s finest collections, full of Monets, Miros and Picassos. But is the great Swiss architect’s extension for the Beyeler Foundation a worthy addition? Or is it a bit luxury boutique?

The new spot in Brooklyn joins its siblings, Gertrude’s and Gertie, as a bastion of playfully Ashkenazi-ish cooking.

While Pollock’s reputation has historically eclipsed Krasner’s, the Met’s show “Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous” puts them on an equal footing

The Baltimore hardcore band were last night’s musical guest, and Swift made a surprise appearance during host Dakota Johnson’s monologue

econopass.com · Simon De Lafronde The claim that the Great Wall of China is visible from space was written in 1754, 215 years before anyone went to space. Every astronaut who has specifically looked for it from orbit has reported they could not see it. The Wall is 6 metres wide. At 400 kilometres altitude, that is below the resolution threshold of the human eye.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Teaching at Oxford began in 1096. The Aztec Empire was not founded until 1428, making Oxford 332 years older. Students were sitting examinations in Oxford while the Aztec empire was at its height. The two worlds simply had not met yet. Here is what else was happening in 1096 when Oxford opened its doors.

He’s the titan of TV who revived a flatlined Doctor Who and turned British queer life into jaw-dropping drama. But the screenwriter’s groundbreaking writing has sometimes made him a target of hate – from homophobes and Whovians alike

Baltimore-based rock band Turnstile debuts on 'SNL' with three songs from their Grammy-winning album

Arthur Jafa at the New Museum, Teresa Margolles at MoMA PS1, the story of an unsung Black architect, and our art tarotscope for the fall.

Pete Hegseth took aim at Tom Holland's non-alcoholic beer in this week's 'Saturday Night Live' cold open.

A new documentary about the reality series, which gave participants extreme makeovers before pitting them against one another in a beauty pageant, fails to grapple with the show’s cruelty, or with the culture that enabled it.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Hitler was Austrian. He remained an Austrian citizen until 1932, one year before becoming Chancellor of Germany. For 43 years of his life he held no German citizenship. His antisemitism was formed in Vienna, where he lived homeless for five years after being twice rejected by the Academy of Fine Arts. Austria later spent decades presenting itself as Hitler's first victim.

The works draw on motifs of migration, but the motifs themselves migrate across the gallery.

Independent, which organizes two art fairs in New York, has been acquired by London-based conglomerate Informa.

Shot before 'Heated Rivalry' launched Connor Storrie to stardom, Michel K. Parandi's 'April X' is a murky futuristic thriller.

Ahead of a live performance in the Royal Albert Hall, the writer Mark Herman explains why he’s not surprised it’s one of the new Prime Minister’s favourites and a why film like this wouldn’t get made now

On the first of his two-night run at Gillette Stadium on Friday, Zach Bryan hit the stage wearing a shirt that read "Free Palestine."

Jeremy Strong on finding sympathy for Mark Zuckerberg, Kendall Roy, and Roy Cohn—and why the New Yorker Profile of him still stings.

earthsattractions.com · Violeta Loredana Learn 75+ French phrases for travel in France, with easy pronunciation for hotels, cafés, restaurants, trains, the Paris Métro, museums and shopping.

unitednationsofphotography.com · gscott2012 I was recently drawn into watching a YouTube video by a thumbnail that proclaimed “Everyone Ignores This Genre of Photography But It’s The Future.” The photographer was suggesting…

digitalcameraworld.com · Hillary K. Grigonis Researchers shot butterflies taking off in super slo-mo and found the patterned wings may actually be an optical illusion to make predators miss

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari The story everyone knows about Rasputin's death comes from one source: the man who killed him. The autopsy found no poison and no water in his lungs. He did not survive cyanide. He did not drown. A 2024 forensic evaluation concluded he was executed by a single close-range shot to the forehead. The legend was built by a man with every reason to exaggerate.

Returning for a 20th album of sumptuous synthpop, Andy Bell and Clarke open up about supporting one another through bereavement, being happily uncool and battling the resurgence of homophobia

The Rolling Stones released a music video for their song "Mr. Charm," which stars Alexander Skarsgård.

Michael De Luca & Pamela Abdy won't be part of David Ellison's management team after the Paramount Skydance & Warner Bros. Discovery merger closes.

”Solar Eclipse” arrives alongside other FOMO tracks “Quebec,” “Classic PT2,” and “Cold Shoulder”

The American Institute of Architects send a letter to the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation denouncing President Trump’s proposed triumphal arch.

While Christopher Abbott and Mike Faist duke it out as John Steinbeck’s Trask brothers, Florence Pugh’s Cathy is a gothic villain you can’t help but root for.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Her name was not Joan. It was not Arc. She never called herself by either. She never killed anyone in battle. She was not burned for witchcraft. And she is the only person in the history of the Catholic Church to have been both condemned and canonised by that same institution.

The Wisconsin museum’s ownership transfer was followed up by a Virginia museum’s announcement of the return of another “Dave the Potter” vessel this week.

Sia has sold a 50 percent stake in her music catalog for a whopping $180 million, Rolling Stone has confirmed.

Find out more about the submissions from each country entering the international Oscar race for the 2027 Academy Awards.

Rantzen announced lung cancer diagnosis in 2023 and became a vocal assisted-dying campaigner

At the Pro-Human Assembly in Washington, D.C., attendees talked less about jobs and policy, and more about their philosophy of life.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari On August 21 1986, a lake in Cameroon exploded without fire, lava, or sound. A cloud of carbon dioxide flowed down into the valleys and killed 1,746 people and 3,500 animals before sunrise. In the nearest village, six people survived out of 800. It can happen again.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Einstein did not fail mathematics. His 1896 Swiss certificate shows perfect scores. His Nobel Prize was not for relativity. He played no role in building the atomic bomb and described signing the Roosevelt letter as the greatest mistake of his life. Three myths. Three corrections.

The collab appears on Angèle’s forthcoming third album, Instinct

As part of a one-night concert by Erykah Badu, Lauren Halsey will transform the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.

A.I. is everywhere, and it’s often hard to tell what’s even real. Vinson Cunningham writes about the rise of A.I. in advertisements.

Zara Larsson and Sexyy Red performed "Lookin' for the Hoes" live in Los Angeles.

Swedish-American actor exhumed for bizarre, humourless 99 seconds that give us another reason to resent AI

Reviews on major exhibitions at the New Museum, Guggenheim, and MoMA PS1, what it takes to get a fair union contract, and finding joy in the history of concrete.

econopass.com · Marco Bellinari Genghis Khan killed 40 to 60 million people. He also created the first direct trade route between Europe and China, a system of religious tolerance that exempted all faiths from taxation, and the largest contiguous legal system in history. Both things are true.

Fear of outsiders is the defining issue of our times. But is it actually our own selves we’re scared of? And could art hold the answers? Here, the British Art Show’s curator reveals why he’s exploring our deepest dreams and nightmares

Caleb Hammer, the host of the popular YouTube series “Financial Audit,” claims that his goal is to make his viewers more financially literate, with his down-and-out interviewees serving as extreme test cases for what not to do.

Curated by artist Ho Tzu Nyen, the 2026 Gwangju Biennale embraces the relationship between art and politics gently

Gracie Abrams appeared on 'The Tonight Show' to perform her song "Look at My Life."

Her MoMA PS1 exhibition raises the question: What exactly does formal restraint accomplish in an age of violent excess?

Berlin's Alte Nationalgalerie spotlights German dealer Paul Cassirer, who took Impressionism “From Monet and Manet to Money.”