Completed in May of 2025, the San Pedro Creek Culture Park is a 2.2-mile river walk flowing through San Antonio a few blocks west from its more famous predecessor.

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10.08.2025

Chicago Rolls Out The Hits And More During N.Y.C. Tour Stop

The horn-powered rock group played all the hits and more during their sold-out show at the Beacon Theatre.

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09.08.2025

Meet The Living Legend Behind Pakistan’s Iconic Children’s Library

Basarat Kazim has dedicated nearly five decades of her life towards the country’s much-loved Alif Laila Book Bus Society, gifting the love of reading to children.

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09.08.2025

Telling The Story Of Tonight—And Beyond

A decade after Hamilton’s Broadway debut, producer Jeffrey Seller reflects on the musical’s legacy, his unlikely rise, and how EduHam is shaping future generations.

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08.08.2025

3 Beautiful Books To Put You In A Summer Mood

From an oenophile’s exploration of Mediterranean islands to culinary jaunts through Italy’s culinary heartland, these books bottle up the spirit of summer.

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08.08.2025

A Museum Survey Of More-Than-Human Design Shows How Animal Intelligence Can Fix Our Mistakes

Collaborative problem-solving with dolphins and honeybees? See for yourself at London’s Design Museum.

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08.08.2025

Chila Burman’s Neon White Tiger Roars At Indian High Commission In London

Neon White Tiger by Artist Chila Burman Lights Up Indian High Commission in London to Boost India’s Tiger Conservation Campaign.

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08.08.2025

Les Rencontres D’Arles 2025: Disobedient Images And Phenomenal Photography

Top Highlights from Les Rencontres d’Arles 2025 including; On Country: Photography from Australia; Keisha Scarvile Alma; Ancestral Futures: Brazilian Contemporary Scene; Yves Saint Laurent and Photography; Nan Goldin–winner of the 2025 Kering Women in Motion Award; and Lët’z Arles Luxembourg Photography award 2025 winner Carine Krecké. Plus off-grid highlights include; Belle.beau; Sigmar Polke at Fondation Van Gogh; After Hopper at Arles Gallery; and Etienne Racine.

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08.08.2025

Hayley Williams Released New Music And The Artwork Is All About Community

Paramore's Hayley Williams dropped 17 new songs on streaming platforms. Instead of an album, the release consists of separate singles, each with their own identity.

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08.08.2025

BMW Presents Raphaëlle Peria And Fanny Robin’s Poetic Photographic Journey At Les Rencontres D’Arles

Raphaëlle Peria and Fanny Robin–winners of the BMW ART MAKERS 2025 programme exhibition–are presenting Traversée du fragment manquant this summer during the 56th edition of Les Rencontres d’Arles at the Cloître Saint-Trophime.

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08.08.2025

Grateful Dead: 60 Years Of Celebration

In Los Angeles, the David Kordansky Gallery exhibition, An American Beauty: Grateful Dead 1965-1995 on view until August 16, and has also produced a lavish book of photos

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08.08.2025

Free NYC Concert: Lincoln Center Hosts Korean Rock For K-Music Night

Discover Korean rock at Lincoln Center’s K-Music Night — a free outdoor concert in NYC on August 6 featuring Kim Changwan Band, TOUCHED, and Monday Feeling.

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08.08.2025

The Amazon’s Shiringa Bio-Leather Celebrated At Copenhagen Fashion Week

At Copenhagen Fashion Week SS26, Collective Fashion Justice present SHIRINGA bio-leather, developed with Caxacori Studio and the Awajún community of the Peruvian Amazon.

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08.08.2025

The Frick Collection: Enjoy Art In A Historic Gilded Age Setting

Open to the public again, The Frick Collection is a unique house museum on New York's Upper East Side that holds the world-class art collection of Henry Clay Frick.

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08.08.2025

Initial Public Art Commissions Announced For Pittsburgh’s New Arts Landing

Pittsburgh Cultural Trust announced the first wave of public art projects which will be debuting at Arts Landing along with the park itself during the 2026 NFL Draft.

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08.08.2025

Rod Stewart’s AI-Generated Ozzy Osbourne Controversy, Explained

Rod Stewart’s AI-generated tribute to Ozzy Osbourne, featuring the late singer in Heaven, sparked backlash—here’s the controversy, explained.

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08.08.2025

Art Review: Museum Cantini Opens First Giacometti Exhibition In Marseille

“Sculpter le Vide” at Museum Cantini marks the first major Alberto Giacometti exhibition in Marseille, drawing inspiration from Jean-Paul Sartre’s view of the artist as a sculptor of emptiness and existential space.

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08.08.2025

Shabbat Clubs In New York Are Helping Jewish Adults Find Their Tribe

The traditional Friday night celebration for Jews has gotten a Gen Z makeover with Shabbat clubs popping up all over the city.

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08.08.2025

Joël Andrianomearisoa Turns Emotion Into Art

Madagascan artist Joël Andrianomearisoa reflects on the emotional and poetic foundations of his work, and why surprise is at the heart of his creative process.

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08.08.2025

Junya Watanabe Man X Filson Collection Drops Next Month

Filson’s Chief Creative Officer Alex Carleton describes the limited edition capsule collection as an “outdoor assault on bespoke tailoring.”

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08.08.2025

Sometimes A Mentor Is A Hero: James Jarvaise And Henry Taylor At Hauser & Wirth DTLA

Hauser & Wirth’s Downtown Los Angeles’ exhibition of work by James Jarvaise and Henry Taylor is an exceptional show in which a living artist pays tribute to his mentor

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08.08.2025

It’s The End Of An Era For YouTube’s ‘Lofi Girl’

YouTube’s Lofi Girl has finally finished her homework and officially ‘graduated’ after 8 years—but what does this mean for the ‘relax/study’ live streams?

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04.08.2025

Sunday Conversation: Amy Berg On Her Stunning Jeff Buckley Documentary

Jeff Buckley's 'Grace' might be the most enduring album of the '90s. Now, filmmaker Amy Berg looks at why in a must-see documentary.

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04.08.2025

SwissWatchExpo Is Where Beginner Enthusiasts Start Their Collection

SwissWatchExpo assists in the timeless pursuit of watches with a selection of complications like chronographs, and GMTs, defining mechanical craftsmanship and true value.

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04.08.2025

Artist JR Uses Trains As His Canvas —See Inside His Latest Masterpiece

Renowned artist JR has often used trains to create artwork in motion. His recent work, L’Observatoire on the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, takes it to another level.

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04.08.2025

Sunday Conversation: Maren Morris On New Music, Women Scorned And More

Twenty years into an award-winning career, Maren Morris is continuing to grow musically, moving from country to a more pop direction on her excellent new album.

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03.08.2025

ABT’s Giselle At The Segerstrom: Love, Death And Dancing

Chloe Misseldine danced the lead in Giselle at last Saturday’s matinee American Ballet Theatre (ABT) performance at the Segerstrom Center for the Arts in Orange County.

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03.08.2025

Inside Billecart-Salmon’s Champagne Legacy With CEO Mathieu Roland-Billecart

Seventh-generation CEO Mathieu Roland-Billecart shares how tradition, family values and a fierce commitment to independence continue to define the ethos of Champagne house Billecart-Salmon.

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02.08.2025

Yeah Yeah Yeahs Concludes Tour With 3-Night Residency In N.Y.C.

The indie rock trio of Karen O, Nick Zinner and Brian Chase made some glorious noise and more in their hometown

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02.08.2025

Annabel Keenan, Art Writer, Uses Environmentalism To Pave New Paths

Annabel Keenan dutifully chronicles environmental agency in the art world. Her success is predicated on the collective movement to a greener reality.

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02.08.2025

The Start of Something Big: The Judith Center Launches Its Space in Downtown LA

The Judith Center, a not-for-profit dedicated to examining societal sex discrimination and advocating for gender equality, opened its first location in Downtown LA

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01.08.2025

Artist Saya Woolfalk’s ‘Monstrous Feminine Bodies’ Exemplify Urgent Need To Embrace Empathy And Celebrate Womanhood

African, African American, Japanese, European, and Brazilian cultures collide, as life-sized and larger-than-life female figures inhabit two floors of gallery space at the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York. These strange yet sublime figures offer an escape from a world that’s become increasingly misunderstood amid raging geopolitical strife.

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01.08.2025

Overcrowded Vatican And Other Micro Countries Top Overtourism Report

Europe is facing what some already call an 'overtourism crisis' that is affecting not just the "usual suspects' but new and surprising small ones. Here is the list.

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01.08.2025

This Pet Product Company Was Designed By Cats And Dogs

Pet brands put four-legged friends at the heart of the company One company is revolutionizing the industry thanks to its innovative CEO — a ragdoll cat named Fiona.

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01.08.2025

London Calling: The Connaught Unveils Glamorous New Suites

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Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Good Jeans’ Ad—The American Eagle Controversy, Explained

Sydney Sweeney’s “Good Jeans” ad for American Eagle sparked backlash online, leading to a range of commentary and debate—here’s the controversy, explained.

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01.08.2025

Inside Alchemic Sonic Environment, Where Music Is Medicine

Satya Hinduja has turned her love of music and interest in science into Alchemic Sonic Environment, a bridge between the two worlds.

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Trash To Treasure: Potato Head Launches Homeware Line Made From Waste

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Chicago Rolls Out The Hits And More During N.Y.C. Tour Stop

Meet The Living Legend Behind Pakistan’s Iconic Children’s Library

Telling The Story Of Tonight—And Beyond

3 Beautiful Books To Put You In A Summer Mood

A Museum Survey Of More-Than-Human Design Shows How Animal Intelligence Can Fix Our Mistakes

Chila Burman’s Neon White Tiger Roars At Indian High Commission In London

Les Rencontres D’Arles 2025: Disobedient Images And Phenomenal Photography

Hayley Williams Released New Music And The Artwork Is All About Community

BMW Presents Raphaëlle Peria And Fanny Robin’s Poetic Photographic Journey At Les Rencontres D’Arles

Grateful Dead: 60 Years Of Celebration

Free NYC Concert: Lincoln Center Hosts Korean Rock For K-Music Night

The Amazon’s Shiringa Bio-Leather Celebrated At Copenhagen Fashion Week

The Frick Collection: Enjoy Art In A Historic Gilded Age Setting

Initial Public Art Commissions Announced For Pittsburgh’s New Arts Landing

Rod Stewart’s AI-Generated Ozzy Osbourne Controversy, Explained

Art Review: Museum Cantini Opens First Giacometti Exhibition In Marseille

Shabbat Clubs In New York Are Helping Jewish Adults Find Their Tribe

Joël Andrianomearisoa Turns Emotion Into Art

Junya Watanabe Man X Filson Collection Drops Next Month

Sometimes A Mentor Is A Hero: James Jarvaise And Henry Taylor At Hauser & Wirth DTLA

It’s The End Of An Era For YouTube’s ‘Lofi Girl’

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SwissWatchExpo Is Where Beginner Enthusiasts Start Their Collection

Artist JR Uses Trains As His Canvas —See Inside His Latest Masterpiece

Sunday Conversation: Maren Morris On New Music, Women Scorned And More

ABT’s Giselle At The Segerstrom: Love, Death And Dancing

Inside Billecart-Salmon’s Champagne Legacy With CEO Mathieu Roland-Billecart

Yeah Yeah Yeahs Concludes Tour With 3-Night Residency In N.Y.C.

Annabel Keenan, Art Writer, Uses Environmentalism To Pave New Paths

The Start of Something Big: The Judith Center Launches Its Space in Downtown LA

Artist Saya Woolfalk’s ‘Monstrous Feminine Bodies’ Exemplify Urgent Need To Embrace Empathy And Celebrate Womanhood

Overcrowded Vatican And Other Micro Countries Top Overtourism Report

This Pet Product Company Was Designed By Cats And Dogs

London Calling: The Connaught Unveils Glamorous New Suites

Sydney Sweeney’s ‘Good Jeans’ Ad—The American Eagle Controversy, Explained

Inside Alchemic Sonic Environment, Where Music Is Medicine

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