News•Mar 10, 2026
The Evolution and Revolution of Matthieu Blazy's Chanel
Matthieu Blazy’s latest Chanel runway reinterpreted the house’s legacy through sport‑inspired tailoring, drop‑waist silhouettes and experimental fabrics. The collection featured oversized merino‑wool suits, chainmail‑tweed, and vibrant feather‑embellished dresses, highlighting collaborations with Lemarié, Montex and Lesage. Blazy invoked Coco Chanel’s 1955 “caterpillar and butterfly” metaphor, offering pieces that transition from day to night. Neon‑lit construction cranes at the Petit Palais underscored Chanel’s ongoing renovation.
By Harper’s Bazaar
News•Mar 10, 2026
SLAUGHTER TO PREVAIL Announce European & UK Summer Tour
Russian deathcore outfit Slaughter to Prevail announced a month‑long European and UK summer tour running from July 17 to August 15. The itinerary hits major festivals and club dates in twelve countries, featuring supporting acts Vended, Crypta and debuting teen‑thrash...
By Metal Injection
News•Mar 10, 2026
R.E.M.’s Michael Stipe Teams up with Andrew Watt, Josh Klinghoffer and Blink-182’s Travis Barker for Epic ‘Rooster’ Theme Song ‘I...
Michael Stipe teams up with Grammy‑winner Andrew Watt, former Pearl Jam guitarist Josh Klinghoffer, and Blink‑182 drummer Travis Barker to record "I Played The Fool," the official theme for HBO’s new comedy Rooster. The track marks Stipe’s first new song...
By NME
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Psychologist’s Simple Trick to Detox ADHD Kids’ Screens
A child psychologist trick: how to detox an ADHD child’s brain after too much screen time
By Anwen Farsley
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for Thessaloniki Documentary Competition Title Candidates of Death - Thessaloniki Documentary 2026
Polish director Maciej Cuske has released the trailer for *Candidates of Death*, which will debut in the International Competition at the 2026 Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival (March 5‑15). The film documents a father’s amateur horror project that begins on a family...
By Cineuropa (EN)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Could These Insect Manicures Help You Face You Fears?
Glasgow‑based nail artist Yulia Grigorjeva is turning real insect wings, beetle shells and other tiny organic fragments into high‑gloss manicures. Her work, often flagged with a trypophobia warning, embeds porous textures beneath a clear lacquer, creating miniature ecosystems on each...
By Dazed
News•Mar 10, 2026
Looking Back at Athena Calderone’s Best Crate & Barrel Collections
Athena Calderone, founder of EyeSwoon, has released two notable Crate & Barrel collections in 2022 and 2024 that channel Art Deco, Beaux Arts, and Vienna Secession motifs. The 2022 line emphasized organic materials such as limestone, travertine, shearling and rattan,...
By Architectural Digest
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Three Questions Turn Zombie Mornings Into Elite Clarity
Before I found this simple journal prompt, I began every day in pure zombie mode: • Sucked into 24-hour news • Doomscrolling social media • Replying to every notification But now I start every morning with elite clarity. I call it the Morning Kickstart. Here's...
By Dickie Bush
News•Mar 10, 2026
Oscars: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ and ‘Sinners’ Music Talent to Perform Live on Telecast
The Academy announced that singers from two Best Original Song nominees will perform live at the 98th Oscars on March 15. K‑pop‑themed "KPop Demon Hunters" will feature EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami singing "Golden" with traditional Korean instrumentation. The...
By TheWrap (Music)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Lucid Express Lay on the Sweetness for ‘Instant Comfort’
Hong Kong shoegaze quintet Lucid Express releases their sophomore album *Instant Comfort*, featuring the track “Faux Sweetness” that juxtaposes pop‑leaning melodies with denser, heavier shoegaze production. Mixed by Kurt Feldman, the record expands on the debut’s optimism with louder guitars,...
By PopMatters (Music)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Oscars Performances: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Trio To Sing ‘Golden’; Miles Caton, Shaboozey & More Set For ‘Sinners’ Homage
The 98th Academy Awards will spotlight two on‑stage musical performances that showcase the Original Song nominees. The K‑Pop Demon Hunters trio—Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami—will perform the hit “Golden,” blending traditional Korean instruments and dance. A separate tribute to...
By Deadline (Music)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Alysa Liu Attends the Louis Vuitton Show During Paris Fashion Week
Olympic figure skater Alyssa Liu made her Paris Fashion Week debut at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026/27 show. She arrived in a brown denim jacket, matching mid‑rise jeans, and a monogram shoulder bag, echoing the house’s signature aesthetic. Liu emphasized her post‑Olympic...
By Teen Vogue – Fashion
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Cornelia Murr Shares “Come Undone” Ahead of Spring Tour
Cornelia Murr has dropped the single “Come Undone,” featuring harpist Céline Dessberg and produced by Frank Maston in his Paris studio. The track’s airy arrangement underscores Murr’s gentle vocals while exploring themes of surrender and unexpected outcomes. “Come Undone” serves as the...
By East of 8th
News•Mar 10, 2026
The Black Crowes, 'A Pound of Feathers': Review
The Black Crowes released their tenth studio album, *A Pound of Feathers*, in March 2026, marking a second wave of new material after the 2024 reunion record *Happiness Bastards*. The album leans heavily on the band’s classic Southern‑rock formula—Rolling Stones...
By Ultimate Classic Rock
News•Mar 10, 2026
The 2026 GQ Sweater Report: Knits on Our Radar
GQ’s 2026 Sweater Report spotlights emerging knitwear trends, from niche producers to vintage revivals. It highlights three small‑batch brands—&Daughter, Howlin’, and Henri—known for Scottish wool and playful designs. The guide also offers a temperature‑based fabric matrix and showcases enduring pieces...
By GQ
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
London-Based French Four-Piece Huarinami Share New Single ‘Carried Away’
London‑based French quartet Huarinami has dropped their latest single, “Carried Away,” a high‑energy track that fuses early punk vibes with 60s French new‑wave flair and modern garage‑rock swagger. Frontwoman Pauline Janier (aka Cody Pepper) narrates a youthful, female‑centric story of...
By So Young Magazine
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
The Met’s Tristan First Review Is in the Times – the London Times
The Times published Kevin Ng’s review of the Metropolitan Opera’s new Tristan und Isolde, noting mixed reactions to the production. Ng criticized the costume design and argued that conductor Yannick Nézet‑Séguin’s heavy orchestral emphasis drowned out the singers. However, he...
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Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Classe Tous Risques [4K UHD]
The Criterion Collection’s new 4K UHD edition restores Claude Sautet’s 1960 French crime drama *Classe tous risques* with striking visual fidelity. The release includes several archival featurettes, offering rare insights into Sautet’s filmmaking and co‑screenwriter perspectives. The film subverts typical heist...
By Under the Radar
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
GENA - The Pleasure Is Yours
GENA’s debut album *The Pleasure Is Yours* pairs Detroit‑born producer‑drummer Karriem Riggins with avant‑garde vocalist‑rapper Liv.e. The record fuses lo‑fi hip‑hop, jazz rap, soulful R&B, and experimental synth textures across a concise, beat‑tape‑like tracklist. All compositions are original, with no...
By The Needle Drop
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
EXCLUSIVE: Trailer for CPH:DOX Title Birita - CPH:DOX 2026
Faroese filmmaker Búi Dam debuts his first documentary feature, *Birita*, at CPH:DOX’s Nordic:DOX competition in March 2026. The film chronicles Dam’s attempt to stage Shakespeare’s *King Lear* with his mother, celebrated actress Birita Mohr, who is living with Alzheimer’s, in the...
By Cineuropa (EN)
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
The Mad Mile – Smiths
The Mad Mile, the UK indie duo of Adam Pickering and Matthew Goodbody, released the single “Smiths” from their 2026 album Legroom. The track mixes a proto‑jazz swing with classic Madchester‑era indie, drawing comparisons to the Bluetones and the original...
By mp3hugger
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Delay Gratification, Earn Long‑Term Freedom
My entire life changed when I realized you have to sacrifice short-term freedom in order to earn long-term freedom. Instant gratification is the thief of your dreams. Sacrifice is the cost of entry. Delayed gratification is the key to the...
By Sahil Bloom
News•Mar 10, 2026
We Need to Bring Back "Dump Decor"
The article examines how the historic practice of “dump decor”—salvaging furniture and appliances from open dumps—has vanished as municipalities replace dumps with engineered landfills. While landfills improve environmental safety, they also close a communal space where residents freely exchanged usable...
By Dwell
News•Mar 10, 2026
Living Life on Your Own Terms: A Heartfelt Reflection on Choosing Your Own Path
The essay recounts Stephanie Roberts’s journey from a restrictive upbringing to embracing personal autonomy in Bombay’s bustling 1960s scene. She describes shedding the need for external validation and learning to trust her intuition, which led to greater confidence and inner...
By The Good Men Project
News•Mar 10, 2026
We’re Obsessed with the Dark Wood Paneling in Athena Calderone’s Apartment
Athena Calderone’s Manhattan loft showcases dark oak paneling that has captured the design world’s attention. The article traces wood paneling from its historic roots in Tudor and indigenous homes to its recent resurgence in luxury interiors. Leading designers cite a...
By Architectural Digest
News•Mar 10, 2026
Founding SAXON Guitarist PAUL QUINN Releases New Single With THE CARDS, Announces European Tour
Founding Saxon guitarist Paul Quinn, now 74, has issued a new single with his side project The Cards titled “The Path You Choose.” The track reflects his shift from Saxon’s heavy‑metal thrust to a blues‑infused, acoustic‑friendly style. Quinn also announced...
By Blabbermouth
News•Mar 10, 2026
"This Is a Mallet to the Back of the Skull to Anyone Who Believed Their Best Days Were Behind Them."...
Lamb of God’s latest record, *Into Oblivion*, drops on March 13 and is being hailed as the band’s strongest effort since 2012’s *Resolution*. The album mixes aggressive thrash with industrial‑tinged noise‑rock, delivering both familiar ragers and experimental tracks. Guitarists Mark Morton...
By Prog (Louder)
News•Mar 10, 2026
John John Florence Bails on 2026 Tour and Unleashes ‘Vela’ Sailing Saga (Video)
Three‑time world surfing champion John John Florence announced he will skip the 2026 Championship Tour to pursue a family sailing adventure. He is debuting a behind‑the‑scenes YouTube series called “Vela,” which will document global surf and sailing expeditions. The move...
By Surfer
News•Mar 10, 2026
“He Seemed Very Polite, Kind of Gentle." The Vocalist Who Traded Tapes with One of Black Metal's Most Notorious Characters,...
Attila Csihar recounts how his tape‑trading link with Mayhem’s guitarist Euronymous earned him an invitation to join the band after vocalist Dead’s 1991 suicide. He describes traveling to Norway, staying with Euronymous and bassist Varg Vikernes, and being surprised by Euronymous’s polite,...
By Prog (Louder)
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Marco Mezquida Trio at Bergson Kunstkraftwerk, Munich
Barcelona‑based pianist Marco Mezquida debuted his award‑winning trio at Munich’s newly opened Bergson Kunstkraftwerk, performing material from the freshly released album Táctil. The concert showcased the trio’s tactile approach to improvisation, blending piano, cello and Iberian percussion in a 90‑minute...
By London Jazz News
News•Mar 10, 2026
Chris Pine Lands Next Lead Movie Role in Netflix Survival Thriller with Ray Winstone
Netflix announced its next original film, *The Yeti*, a survival thriller directed by Michael Chaves and starring Chris Pine alongside Ray Winstone, Sofia Boutella and Iona Bell. The story follows a father and daughter stranded in the Alps after an...
By Digital Spy (Movies)
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Overcoming Self‑Criticism After Fitness Milestones
I squat 80kg today, a new PB But my negative self-talk is out of control I can't help but tune into to my weaknesses I focus on not reaching my goals or feeling uncomfortable in my body Even when the evidence points the other...
By Olly Meakings
News•Mar 10, 2026
Filth Is Eternal ‘Impossible World’ | Track By Track
Filth Is Eternal’s new album "Impossible World" is dissected track‑by‑track by guitarist Brian McClelland, revealing a frantic, collaborative effort that blends hardcore aggression with noise‑rock textures. The band introduced their custom FILTH EQ+ pedal on the track “Long Way,” adding...
By Rock Sound
News•Mar 10, 2026
At 100, György Kurtág Is Still Searching for the Right Note
György Kurtág celebrated his 100th birthday with a concert and cake in Budapest, marking a rare milestone for a living composer. He remains active, continuing to write music and teach despite advancing age and hearing loss. The event highlighted his...
By The New York Times (Arts > Music)
News•Mar 10, 2026
Here’s Who’s Joining the USA National Team in 2026
The USA Climbing National Championships and Team Trials have finalized the 2026 National Team rosters across Boulder, Lead, and Speed for both men and women. Five athletes per gender were selected in each discipline, with pre‑selected climbers like Annie Sanders...
By Gripped
News•Mar 10, 2026
TikTok Shop Launches Fine Art Category
TikTok Shop has introduced a Fine Art category, enabling original artwork to be sold directly on the platform. The launch includes a live sale on March 11 featuring independent artist Sophie Tea, who will showcase a 20‑piece oil collection priced at...
By ChannelX (formerly Tamebay)
News•Mar 10, 2026
14 Best New Books to Read in 2026, From Asako Yuzuki to Jennette McCurdy
IndyBest has released its 2026 Best New Books list, featuring fourteen titles across a range of publishers. Highlights include Jennette McCurdy’s “Half My Age,” Ian McEwan’s “What We Can Know,” and Asako Yuzuki’s “Hooked.” The selection spans literary fiction, memoir and genre works, with Fourth Estate...
By The Independent – Books
News•Mar 10, 2026
Lubaina Himid on Representing Great Britain at the 61st Venice Biennale
Lubaina Himid will represent Great Britain at the 61st Venice Biennale with an installation of large multi‑panel paintings, found‑object works, and a bespoke sound piece by Magda Stawarska. The project, inspired by her lifelong quest to understand belonging, navigates melancholy...
By ArtReview
News•Mar 10, 2026
Eddie Huang’s New Baohaus Is Kind of a Blast
Eddie Huang has reopened Baohaus on St. Marks Place, reviving his early‑2000s Chinese‑Taiwanese street‑food concept. The new spot offers affordable stir‑fry dishes, a casual no‑reservation policy, and a hip‑hop‑filled atmosphere aimed at the nearby NYU crowd. While the signature baos...
By Grub Street (New York Magazine)
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
First Trailer for Thriller AMERICAN DOLLHOUSE
The first trailer for the Texas‑set thriller "American Dollhouse" has been released, showcasing writer‑director John Valley’s latest project after "The Pizzagate Massacre." The film follows a woman who inherits a suburban home, only to face a neighbor’s violent obsession linked...
By The Movie Waffler
News•Mar 10, 2026
Kanye West Announces Los Angeles Stadium Show Ahead of ‘Bully’ Album Release
Kanye West announced a stadium‑scale concert in Los Angeles to launch his forthcoming album Bully. The show will take place at SoFi Stadium, one of the nation’s largest venues, and is slated for early summer 2026. Ticket pricing starts at...
By The Source
News•Mar 10, 2026
You Can’t Uncast a Spell
Jon M. Chu’s sequel "Wicked: For Good" retools the original Wicked narrative, replacing its bleak commentary on fascism with an optimistic, almost whimsical resolution. The film expands CGI‑driven Animal characters and adds new songs, yet it downplays the irreversible damage...
By Electric Literature
Blog•Mar 10, 2026
Urq – “Another Mystery”
New Orleans collective Urq is set to release its debut LP “This Dismal Village” on April 24 through Exploding in Sound. The album, produced on a modest 4‑track recorder, mixes lo‑fi pop, jitter‑punk, and prog‑rock influences, echoing the founder’s earlier Spllit...
By Raven Sings the Blues
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Drop Old Habits, Start Doing the Work
But you can't build a new life with the exact same old habits. Stop negotiating with your potential and start doing the work you know you need to do.
By Lewis Howes
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Action Beats Knowledge: Earn by Doing, Not Just Knowing
Most people are drowning in information. But the ones making money are taking daily action Don't be the one who knows everything but never does anything
By Jon Brosio
News•Mar 10, 2026
K-Pop Disruptor Effie: ‘Conservatives Usually Hate My Music’
South Korean hyper‑pop rapper Effie has built a cult following by releasing music recorded in her modest bedroom studio, bypassing the polished K‑pop system. Her debut EP *pullup to busan 4 morE hypEr summEr it’s gonna bE a fuckin moviE*...
By Dazed
Social•Mar 10, 2026
JR Sextet Returns to North West, Liverpool Show
Delighted to say we’re bringing the JR Sextet to Liverpool’s magnificent Tung Auditorium this November. Been a while since we’ve played in the North West. Very much looking forward to it. https://t.co/3G66mgchbk
By Jay Rayner
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Teachers Ignite Your Own Expectations, Not Just Directives
“A master can tell you what he expects of you. A teacher, though, awakens your own expectations.” https://t.co/n4P3VlP1HV
By Vala Afshar
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Four Ways Glucose Monitoring Boosts Athletic Performance
In our blog we discuss four potential applications: https://t.co/i88WCldGot • Preventing hypoglycaemia during exercise • Improving pre competition fuelling strategies • Learning how different foods influence glucose levels • Understanding glucose regulation during sleep and stress
By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Social•Mar 10, 2026
Find Unexpected Surprises Hidden Within Your Own Story
Rule 8: Apply the power of surprise. The brain pays attention to the unexpected. The best surprises aren't invented — they're already hiding in the story you lived. 10/12
By Michael Hyatt