Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Zendaya Brought Her New Coif to Louis Vuitton
Zendaya appeared in the front row of Louis Vuitton's runway wearing a fresh, short‑curly haircut that fashion observers are calling a hybrid between a bob and a pixie. The look debuted just before the Oscars, giving the show heightened visibility. Zendaya’s new style aligns with the promotion of her upcoming series, “The Drama,” creating cross‑media buzz. The event underscores how celebrity grooming choices can amplify a luxury brand’s runway narrative.
By Go Fug Yourself
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Episode 930: Antonio Darden
In episode 930 of Bad at Sports, artist Antonio Darden discusses his recent installation *Last One Left*, featuring a grey alien on an autopsy table as a surrogate for personal grief after losing his mother, brother, and father. He explains...
By Bad at Sports
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
ICYMI: 25% Off the Caravelle Sea Hunter Automatic 39mm Dive Watch
Bulova is offering its Caravelle Sea Hunter automatic dive watch at a 25% discount, reducing the price to $281.25 from $375. The 39mm, 14.1mm‑thick timepiece features a Miyota automatic movement, quick‑release spring bars, and interchangeable bracelet or NATO straps. Marketed...
By Dappered
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
David Hockney Opens a Major Exhibition at Serpentine Featuring New Paintings and A Year in Normandie
British artist David Hockney opens his first solo show at London’s Serpentine North, running from 12 March to 23 August 2026. The exhibition pairs a new body of ten paintings—five still lifes and five portraits framed by a gingham tablecloth—with the artist’s 90‑metre...
By FAD Magazine
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Designing the Stinner Romero Enduro Bike
Stinner Frameworks unveiled the design evolution of the Romero enduro bike in Episode 1 of its build series. The rear triangle has been reengineered from a machined billet to a tubular welded aluminum structure, boosting stiffness while keeping production domestic and...
By The Radavist (independent publication)
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Episode 280: Greg Nance - FKTs All over the World
Nonprofit entrepreneur Greg Nance joins host Heather Anderson to discuss his global Fastest Known Time (FKT) projects. He recounts pioneering runs in Cuba, Grenada, and Colombia and becoming the first to run from Puget Sound to Mount Rainier’s summit. Nance...
By Fastest Known Time – Blog
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Seth Price, Redistribution 2026-2007 at Sadie Coles HQ
London’s Sadie Coles HQ is hosting the eleventh edition of Seth Price’s long‑running multimedia project, Redistribution 2026‑2007. First presented as a slide lecture at the Guggenheim in 2007, the work now appears as a standalone single‑channel video installation, constantly revised with new footage,...
By FAD Magazine
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Paul’s Book of the Month: Goethe and Prostitution
German publisher Kehrer has issued two photo‑centric volumes that juxtapose Germany’s cultural heritage with contemporary social realities. "Goethe is Back" pairs black‑and‑white images of sites linked to Johann Goethe with essays that argue for his ongoing relevance, while Bettina Flitner’s...
By FAD Magazine
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Peg Leg’s Calendar Year Triple Crown Gear List
In 2025 the author completed a Calendar Year Triple Crown, hiking roughly 8,500 miles across the United States while using a largely unchanged gear set from the previous year. The core kit featured a Pa’lante Ultraweave Desert Pack, Zpacks Plex...
By The Trek (independent publication)
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
The Teacher’s Noble Heart (Double-Dilemma Romance #5) by Susanne Dunlap
The Teacher’s Noble Heart, the fifth entry in Susanne Dunlap’s Double‑Dilemma Romance series, is published by Sharon Clayton. Set in Regency Cornwall, it follows governess Miss Wilkins and quarry captain James Pentarrant as their spirited rivalry evolves into unexpected love, while...
By The Eclectic Review
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Teyana Taylor Wore Schiaparelli To The TIME 2026 Women of the Year Gala
Teyana Taylor arrived at the TIME 2026 Women of the Year Gala in a striking piece from Schiaparelli’s Fall 2026 "The Sphynx" collection. The ensemble combined a high‑neck bustier, a corseted bag, and a black velvet skirt embroidered with ostrich...
By Red Carpet Fashion Awards
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
When the Comments Section Is Challenging
Lea Page recounts a harrowing comment she received after publishing a Huffington Post piece on empathy, illustrating how women often endure gendered harassment online. Instead of silencing herself, she reclaimed the insult “sea hag,” turning it into a personal brand...
By Jane Friedman (blog)
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Publishing From the Fault Line
Publisher Lynn Gaspard reflects on Saqi Books' 40‑year legacy as Middle East conflict escalates. She argues that independent presses preserve nuanced narratives that mainstream headlines erase, turning cookbooks, memoirs, and scholarship into lasting testimony. While commercial returns are modest, the...
By ArabLit
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
This Story Might Save Your Life by Tiffany Crum
Tiffany Crum’s debut, *This Story Might Save Your Life*, landed with Flatiron Books in March 2026, entering a market eager for genre‑blending narratives. Drawing on her film background, Crum delivers cinematic pacing around a podcast‑centric premise that feels instantly contemporary....
By The Bookishelf
Blog•Mar 11, 2026
Wooden Dolls Game by Ivonne Hoyos
Ivonne Hoyos’s debut novel *Wooden Dolls Game* introduces handcrafted wooden dolls that conceal a time‑travel ability, anchoring a speculative premise in a modest Santa Ana household. Twins Mary Jane and Antonia Crowell are split by a trivial dispute over a pink bedroom,...
By The Bookishelf