News•Mar 5, 2026
David Lynch at Pace Gallery, Berlin
Pace Gallery Berlin will present a comprehensive David Lynch exhibition from January 29 to March 29, 2026, assembling paintings, sculptures, watercolors, early short films, and a series of Berlin photographs. The show underscores Lynch’s long‑standing commitment to material experimentation, from his 1967 “moving painting” to his recent lamp sculptures. Curated to reflect his surrealist visual language, the Berlin presentation serves as a prelude to a larger, fall‑2026 exhibition at Pace’s Los Angeles space. Together, the two shows map the evolution of Lynch’s multidisciplinary practice.
By Mousse Magazine
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Reading Goals: Diversity Over Competition
Last year was STACKED 📚 Grateful to be featured in @guardian chatting all things reading goals, particularly the importance of reading diversely and only competing with yourself Photos by misskatiepeters Words by @emmalofty Clothes by cathcartlondon
By Jack Edwards
News•Mar 5, 2026
Oh Jibbitz! LoveShackFancy Puts A Whimsical Spin On Crocs
LoveShackFancy has teamed with Crocs for a limited‑edition spring collection that debuts on March 5. The line includes classic clogs, platform clogs and ballet‑style flats, all drenched in the brand’s pastel floral prints, bows, gold accents and interchangeable Jibbitz charms. Prices...
By Refinery29 – Fashion
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Tomo Katsurada & Misha Panfilov – “Mostra”
Former Kikagaku Moyo guitarist Tomo Katsurada has partnered with Estonian composer Misha Panfilov to release a new collaborative record titled Eternal Almost. The duo debuted the project with the psych‑funk single “Mostra,” which blends 70s‑era groove with dreamy, free‑flowing textures....
By Raven Sings the Blues
News•Mar 5, 2026
Stricter Certification Aims to Bring Higher Quality to Extra Virgin Olive Oils
The North American Olive Oil Certification (NAOOA) is tightening its standards, lowering the free fatty acid limit for extra virgin olive oil from 0.8% to 0.5% and shortening the best‑if‑used‑by date to 18 months. The program, which already carries the...
By Food Navigator USA
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
From Busker to Believer: The Hard-Earned Songs of Slaid Cleaves
Slaid Cleaves, a Texas‑based Americana singer‑songwriter, recounts his rise from $600‑a‑month busking gigs to a sustainable independent music career. After quitting his minimum‑wage job, he spent years honing his craft on the streets of Cork and in Austin’s open‑mic scene,...
By Twangville
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Rebuilding to a Chin-Up with “The Beast”
Tony Gracia, a StrongFirst senior instructor, suffered a mysterious right‑arm weakness that sidelined his weighted chin‑up routine. After extensive medical testing, he focused on neck‑related rehab, paused all high‑intensity lifts for three months, and then employed a step‑loading protocol to...
By StrongFirst Blog
News•Mar 5, 2026
Songs to Put You on Airplane Mode: Finnair Believes Music Should Be as Important as In-Flight Snacks
Finnair has launched a bespoke in‑flight soundscape composed by Finnish composer Lauri Porra, featuring a 12‑track, 45‑minute orchestral suite. The music is timed to each stage of the journey—from boarding to landing—and incorporates traditional Finnish instruments such as the kantele and...
By Monocle – Culture
News•Mar 5, 2026
HeyNu Launches Flagship Protein Bars
HeyNu, a nutrition‑focused startup, has unveiled its flagship line of protein bars aimed at health‑conscious consumers. The bars deliver 20 grams of protein per serving, use plant‑based, sustainably sourced ingredients, and debut in three flavors across nationwide retail channels. The launch...
By Food Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
Regenerative Agriculture Benefits Crops and Biodiversity
Regenerative agriculture is gaining traction as a climate‑friendly farming model that simultaneously boosts crop yields and restores biodiversity. Farmers adopting cover crops, reduced tillage, and diversified rotations report higher soil organic matter and resilience to extreme weather. Recent field trials...
By Food Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
2 Personality Traits That Indicate High IQ
Research published in *Personality and Individual Differences* finds that openness to experience, emotional stability, and introversion are linked to higher crystallized intelligence, measured through general‑knowledge tests. In a sample of 201 UK university students, those scoring higher on these traits...
By PsyBlog
News•Mar 5, 2026
4 Chic Spring Break Destinations—And Exactly What to Pack for Each
The article spotlights Palm Beach as a polished, preppy spring‑break hotspot and outlines a streamlined packing list tailored to its upscale vibe. It recommends a color‑rich maxi dress, crisp white visor, striped swimsuit with a caftan, espadrilles, a headscarf, and...
By ELLE
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Matt Valentine :: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview
Matt Valentine’s Wet Tuna project releases its fourth full‑length album, Vast, on Captured Tracks. The record blends psychedelic, funk, and experimental pop elements, delivering richly textured yet spacious soundscapes. Coming a decade after the debut, Vast underscores Valentine’s evolving solo...
By Aquarium Drunkard
Social•Mar 5, 2026
First National Book Ban Targets Trans Youth, Act Now
I wrote about the first national book banning bill, which effectively seeks to erase trans people. At the end I include a link to let your reps know that you oppose this bill and all it stands for. https://lithub.com/why-we-must-fight-to-stop-hr-7661-before-it-destroys-the-lives-of-american-children/
By Maris Kreizman
News•Mar 5, 2026
Carson Foster Flashes Strong Breaststroke Performance at Pro Series
Carson Foster posted a 2:11.62 finish in the 200‑meter breaststroke at the USA Swimming Pro Series stop in Westmont, Illinois, earning fourth place behind teammate Leon Marchand. The swim marked a personal best by nearly three seconds, improving on his...
By Swimming World
News•Mar 5, 2026
At CNBC Cures, Becky Quick Leads Clarion Call for Rare Disease Research
The CNBC Cures Summit opened with Becky Quick urging families and innovators to accelerate rare‑disease research. Speakers highlighted a widening gap between rapid scientific breakthroughs—gene therapies, AI‑driven diagnostics, and modular “nodal biology”—and an aging regulatory framework. Leaders from Biogen, the...
By GEN (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News)
News•Mar 5, 2026
CottonConnect Consults on New Standard
London‑based social enterprise CottonConnect has released a draft Version 1.0 of its REEL Chain of Custody (CoC) Standard for public consultation. The standard seeks to extend the REEL cotton programme’s traceability from the gin through to finished textile products, offering a...
By Ecotextile News
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Nothing Breaks Our Little Hearts In Two
The reviews spotlight Gena’s “Circlez,” praised for its meticulously calibrated mix that blends warm organ tones, precise percussion, and immersive spatial effects. Bebe Rexha’s “Çike Çike” draws heavily on early‑90s house and Madonna‑era pop while feeling contemporary, reflecting a streaming‑driven “flat‑time”...
By Fluxblog
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Book of Churches’ Self Titled: A 48-Hour Blueprint of the Soul
Felix Mackenzie-Barrow’s debut solo album Book of Churches was recorded in a frantic 48‑hour session using only a couple of microphones and a cell phone. The resulting collection feels like a raw demo, emphasizing first‑thought urgency and stripped‑back arrangements. Critics...
By Indie Is Not A Genre
News•Mar 5, 2026
Punjab Attracts US $ 82 Million Textile Investment as Yarn Maker Ganga Acrowools Expands Operations
Ganga Acrowools Limited announced a Rs 750 crore (US $81.85 million) expansion in Punjab, marking the state’s largest recent textile investment. The project will add more than 1,500 jobs to the company’s existing 5,600‑strong workforce and focus on specialised yarns for knitting, weaving, carpets...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
Call for Textile Park in Shivamogga Ahead of Karnataka Budget
Chairman Chetan K. Gowda of Karnataka State Textile Infrastructure Development Corporation has pressed the state government to announce a dedicated textile park in Shivamogga during the upcoming budget. He met Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on March 2, submitting a memorandum that highlights...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
D2C Channels Growing Faster Than E-Commerce Marketplaces in India: Report
McKinsey’s latest report finds India’s direct‑to‑consumer (D2C) market, now worth $10‑11 billion, is set to explode to $55‑60 billion by 2030, growing at a 38% CAGR. This outpaces traditional e‑commerce marketplaces, whose sales are expected to reach only $100 billion with a 10‑12%...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
Dramatic Cuts in Nova Scotia Budget Will Greatly Impact Publishers and Writers
The Nova Scotia government’s 2026‑2027 budget proposes a 30% reduction in arts, culture and heritage funding, a $14 million cut to discretionary spending, and the elimination or reduction of more than 70 grant programs worth over $130 million. A coalition of national...
By Publishing Perspectives
News•Mar 5, 2026
Blackberrys Brings Onboard Apparel Industry Veteran Sartaj Singh Mehta
Blackberrys, the Indian menswear label, has appointed Sartaj Singh Mehta to its senior team, tapping a veteran with nearly three decades in fashion and lifestyle. Mehta most recently served as Senior Director of Product and Design at Pepe Jeans London,...
By Apparel Resources – Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
With New Competition, IFLA Is Looking For the Next Masters of Library Science…Fiction
IFLA is celebrating its centennial by launching the Li‑Sci‑Fi short‑story competition, inviting librarians to imagine the future of their profession. The contest features two categories—flash (up to 1,000 words) and standard (1,001‑2,500 words)—with submissions due September 1 2026. Celebrity author Mary Robinette Kowal...
By Publishing Perspectives
News•Mar 5, 2026
God’s Impertinent Prophets
Naomi Baker’s *Voices of Thunder* uncovers a hidden wave of seventeenth‑century English women who wrote, preached, and staged prophetic acts amid religious turmoil. From blood‑stained Quaker protests at St. Paul’s to the radical visions of Seekers, Ranters and Levellers, these dissenters...
By The New York Review of Books
News•Mar 5, 2026
Your Daily Rhythm Matters More Than You Think
The article argues that modern indoor lifestyles and constant connectivity disrupt our innate circadian rhythm, leading to heightened stress and poorer sleep. It contrasts city living—characterized by artificial light and fragmented rest—with a rural lifestyle that embraces daylight, physical activity,...
By Firstbeat – Blog
News•Mar 5, 2026
A Most Particular Life
The early modern diary of Swiss physician Felix Platter, chronicling his teenage journey from Basel to Montpellier in 1552, has been reissued in a new paperback edition. The English translation, originally produced by Seán Jennett in 1961, now features a foreword...
By The New York Review of Books
News•Mar 5, 2026
‘Dirty Work’
S. Yizhar’s 1949 novella Khirbet Khizeh dramatizes the forced expulsion and burning of a Palestinian village during Israel’s 1948 war, drawing on his own experience as a Givati Brigade officer. The real village, Khirbet al‑Khisas, was identified in 1978, confirming the author’s claim...
By The New York Review of Books
News•Mar 5, 2026
I Took a Solo Railway Trip Across the Largest Landlocked Country in the World
Writer Kate Bettes embarks on a 26‑hour, 2,485‑km train journey from Almaty to Oskemen, traversing Kazakhstan’s vast steppe on a Soviet‑era platzkart carriage. The trip showcases the country’s 16,000‑km rail network, communal travel culture, and lingering Russian influence. Along the...
By Adventure.com
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Use Principles Over Formulas to Structure Your Story
Try searching for “how to structure a story” and you'll get a panoply of instructions: Hero’s Journey Three-act structure Save the Cat Snowflake method Freytag’s Pyramid Fichtean Curve What do you do with them? Tiffany Yates Martin advises: https://janefriedman.com/base-your-story-structure-on-principles-not-systems/
By Jane Friedman
News•Mar 5, 2026
All of Us Yahoos
Dan Sperrin’s State of Ridicule offers an 800‑page, Roman‑to‑2010s survey of English satire, arguing that satire is fundamentally political and serves as a tool for interpreting power. The book adopts a “longue durée” label but actually traces decade‑by‑decade political events, pairing each...
By The New York Review of Books
News•Mar 5, 2026
New Leadership Structure Set for Ferrero Group
Ferrero Group unveiled a revamped leadership structure aimed at accelerating global growth and innovation. Giovanni Ferrero will remain Executive Chairman while a newly created Chief Operating Officer role will be filled by longtime executive Pietro Ferrero. The reorganization consolidates the...
By Food Business News
News•Mar 5, 2026
The Darkness From the Darkness
Darcey Steinke’s 2026 memoir *This Is the Door: The Body, Pain, and Faith* examines how chronic physical ailments, especially debilitating back pain, shape spiritual and existential outlooks. Drawing on personal anecdotes, interviews with artists, writers, and scholars, the book maps...
By The Baffler
News•Mar 5, 2026
Scales in Comparison: Matter and Shape 2026’s Theme Spotlights Industry Giants and Artisans Alike
Matter and Shape 2026, a Paris design salon, spotlights the theme of scale, juxtaposing industry giants that account for roughly 15 % of the €470 billion global furniture market with boutique studios whose collectible pieces are achieving record prices, such as a...
By Monocle – Culture
News•Mar 5, 2026
Whitewater Kayak Review: Pyranha ReactR
In May 2024 Pyranha released the ReactR, a medium‑size whitewater kayak that combines a quarter‑slice stern with a high‑volume hull. The boat features the new Elite outfitting—extra foam padding, adjustable thigh grips, and a pulley‑based strap system—for enhanced comfort and...
By Paddling Magazine
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Knee Pain Signals Years of Inactivity, Not Surgery Need
The hardest conversation I have in my office isn't about surgery. It's about time. A 58-year-old sat across from me with knee pain. She’s otherwise healthy, but menopause has been rough on her. Her MRI shows some cartilage changes — age-appropriate,...
By Howard Luks, MD
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Plasma Lactate: A Key Indicator of Metabolic Health
Plasma Lactate as a Marker for Metabolic Health : Exercise and Sport Sciences Reviews https://t.co/6IeA9Y9FGQ
By Michael Lustgarten, PhD
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Joanna Barker’s A Love Most Daring Is Strong Regency Mystery
Joanna Barker’s third Bow Street novel, A Love Most Daring, launches March 3, 2026 as a paperback in Shadow Mountain’s Proper Romance line. The Regency‑set story follows Beatrice Lacey, a scandal‑tainted society miss, who teams with Bow Street officer Alexander...
By Cracking the Cover
Social•Mar 5, 2026
LA Art Gold Rush Ends, Future Market Uncertain
The Art World’s Los Angeles Gold Rush Is Over. What Comes Next? My latest column on @artnet @artdetective @friezeofficial #artmarket https://t.co/E8tNfMFfwX
By Katya Kazakina
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Prioritizing Donut Debate Over School PE Mandates
RFK/MAHA: dunkin donuts is the enemy... Also RFK/MAHA: still no mandatory daily physical education requirement in public schools... https://t.co/DxhEGNvCs0
By Jeremy Frisch
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Snake Eyes’ Cash Rich: Unleashing Calculated Chaos
Snake Eyes have finally released their long‑awaited album Cash Rich on Alcopop! Records after five years of careful curation. The 12‑track record showcases a lo‑fi fuzz‑driven sound mixed with heavy distortion and occasional acoustic moments, reflecting the band’s gear‑obsessed production...
By Indie Is Not A Genre
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Bent‑over Rows Are Fading—
We don’t talk about the disappearance of the bent over row enough. 5 x 5 lunchtime today. https://t.co/SwES1NaMQh
By William Wayland
Social•Mar 5, 2026
Master Sodium Use: Decision Tree Webinar Guide
Join the webinar and walk away with a clearer understanding and a no-nonsense decision tree to guide when to use sodium, how to dose it, and when not to bother. Secure your spot: https://t.co/qvjELFGgfZ https://t.co/R3SCs3n4vx
By Asker Jeukendrup, PhD
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Maya Hawke Announces Fourth Album ‘Maitreya Corso’ and Releases Lead Single
Maya Hawke, known for her roles in "Stranger Things" and "The Hunger Games," announced her fourth studio album, Maitreya Corso, slated for release on May 1. The lead single, "Devil You Know," showcases stripped‑back folk influences and reflects her desire...
By The Forty‑Five
News•Mar 5, 2026
Finding Our Way
The author recounts a journey from alcohol‑driven darkness in Juneau to a life anchored in Zen practice and recovery. By immersing in the San Francisco Zen Center, he discovers that brokenness, when faced, becomes a source of healing, illustrated through...
By Tricycle: The Buddhist Review
News•Mar 5, 2026
ŌURA Acquires Doublepoint to Expand AI-Driven Interaction Capabilities
Oura announced the acquisition of Doublepoint, a Helsinki‑based AI gesture‑recognition startup, to embed natural, biometric interactions into its wearable platform. The deal brings Doublepoint’s four founders and AI architects into Oura’s R&D, reinforcing a roadmap that blends voice and gesture...
By Oura – Blog
News•Mar 5, 2026
The Beginner Strongman Program by Matt Mills
Matt Mills, a veteran strongman coach, released a 16‑week Beginner Strongman Program aimed at newcomers and first‑time competitors. The plan features basic barbell lifts, event‑specific drills, and accessory work, with a mid‑program deload and optional post‑program deload for recovery. Progression...
By EliteFTS – Education
Blog•Mar 5, 2026
Should Adults Lift for Less than 5 Reps Per Set?
In episode 382 of #AskMikeReinold, the panel debates Mike Boyle’s claim that adult clients should not perform sets with fewer than five repetitions. Coaches Diwesh Poudyal, Dave Tilley, Dan Pope, and Kevin Coughlin largely agree that low‑rep, maximal loading is unnecessary...
By Mike Reinold
Podcast•Mar 5, 2026•0 min
Ron Currie on THE SAVAGE, NOBLE DEATH OF BABS DIONNE
Ron Currie appears on the literary podcast Poured Over to discuss his hard‑boiled crime novel, The Savage, Noble Death of Babs Dionne. The conversation, co‑hosted by Isabelle McConville, delves into Currie’s character‑first writing process, his Franco‑American roots, and the novel’s...
By Poured Over (Barnes & Noble)