Children No More: Were And Are Gone - Edin Custo - 20258
Children No More: Were and Are Gone, a 36‑minute documentary by Hilla Medalia, follows a group of Israelis holding weekly silent vigils in Tel Aviv after a March 2025 airstrike killed 193 children in Gaza. The film juxtaposes the mournful ceremony—photographs and painted flowers—with hostile confrontations from passersby, exposing deep societal divisions. While the vigils humanize the victims, the documentary questions whether such symbolic acts translate into tangible political change. It underscores the moral discomfort and limits of dissent in a conflict‑ridden environment.
The Devil Is Busy - Edin Custo - 20259
The documentary *The Devil Is Busy*, co‑directed by Geeta Gandbhir and Christalyn Hampton, follows a single day at an Atlanta women’s health clinic, exposing the intense security measures required for abortion care. It centers on Tracii, the clinic’s head of...
Hunky Jesus - Edin Custo - 20261
Jennifer M. Kroot’s documentary *Hunky Jesus* examines the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a queer‑focused ministry that emerged in San Francisco in 1979. By weaving archival footage with contemporary interviews, the film shows how the Sisters turned drag, humor, and ritual into...
Trisha Donnelly at MUSEUM MMK FÜR MODERNE KUNST
The Museum für Moderne Kunst (MMK) in Frankfurt has opened a comprehensive solo exhibition of Irish artist Trisha Donnelly, showcasing a chronological selection of her untitled works from 2005 through 2025. The show features photographs, video loops, and mixed-media installations...
The Land Of Sometimes - Jennie Kermode - 20262
The Land Of Sometimes is a family‑fantasy film starring Ewan McGregor, Helena Bonham‑Carter and a cameo by Mel Brooks, backed by Terry Davies’ West‑End‑style musical score. The story follows twins Elise and Alfie as they chase a wish‑granting watch into a precarious island...
High Motivation Cannot Fix Broken Systems
Leaders often treat motivation as a cure for declining performance, rallying teams with urgency and extra effort. While this boost can temporarily raise activity, it merely exposes underlying systemic weaknesses. Sustainable execution depends on clear decision rights, defined priorities, and...
Conductor, 13, Is Engaged by Major Orchestra
Thirteen‑year‑old Arijus Šereckis, a protégé of Finnish conducting legend Jorma Panula, has been engaged for the upcoming season of Denmark’s Odense Symphony Orchestra. The young maestro comes from a musical family—his father plays trumpet in Kuopio City Orchestra and his...
Third Bloom – “Unturned” (Feat. Tash Breeze)
Third Bloom, a Brighton‑based trip‑hop producer, releases the single “Unturned” featuring vocalist Tash Breeze. The track blends brooding synths, crisp breakbeats, and cinematic vocals that recall classic Bond themes. It showcases a seamless shift from moody trip‑hop to brighter electronic...
Jex Ayla – “Battlefront” (Feat. Michel Jaensch)
Swiss singer‑songwriter Jex Ayla and German producer Michel Jaensch have released the single “Battlefront,” a dark‑electronic pop track that fuses cinematic strings, analog synths and emotive piano. The two‑minute song narrates post‑breakup resilience, alternating between vulnerable and fierce lyrical perspectives....
Pete Scales – ‘Blue Without You’
Pete Scales, a veteran folk songwriter, has released *Blue Without You*, a twelve‑track album that spans fifty years of his craft. Described as his "best 12 songs" ever written, the collection blends raw demos with polished acoustic arrangements. Scales hopes...
6 Speed Supernova – “Starfire”
California‑based 6 Speed Supernova releases “Starfire,” a hard‑rock single that fuses progressive rock, jazz, and alternative influences. Front‑woman Marie Gutierrez delivers soaring, command‑filled vocals that underscore a lyrical call for personal empowerment. The track’s frenetic guitar work and driving rhythm section...
Lauren Presley – “Landmines” (Feat. Letdown.)
Lauren Presley and Blake Coddington (as Letdown.) have released “Landmines,” a new rock single out of Nashville. The track mixes gritty distortion with lush keys and strings, pairing Presley’s sharp verses with Coddington’s guttural counterpoint. Lyrically it tackles mental chaos...
AZA (US) – “Time”
Allentown‑based AZA (US) has dropped the single “Time,” a soulful pop track that fuses Prince‑inspired funk with art‑pop introspection. Recorded at MB Pro Studios, the song explores themes of mental‑health recovery and personal identity through hypnotic bass pulses and shimmering...
Chris Marksberry – “Bolt of Lightning”
London singer‑songwriter Chris Marksberry releases “Bolt of Lightning,” the lead single from his forthcoming sophomore album, The Perry Vale Sessions. The track blends swinging rock, jangly folk‑rock, and Laurel Canyon‑style lyricism, recalling influences from Neil Young, Bob Dylan, and Joni...
The Ratio Tailfin Bolt Allows for Rack Attachment
Ratio Technology has introduced a dedicated Tailfin bolt that enables riders to attach a Tailfin rack to the direct‑mount Ratio Mech on bikes with a universal derailleur hanger (UDH) or standard hanger. The bolt incorporates a hex reducer that steps...
Fuhrman of the House
Glenn Fuhrman, former Wall Street banker turned art patron, opened the Ellsworth Kelly: Eight Decades exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum through his FLAG Art Foundation. He hosted a pre‑opening lunch at his Sagaponack estate, which doubles as a private...
Family at Large (2025) by Kang Bo Film Review
Family at Large, originally filmed as “Reindeer” in 2019, re‑emerged in 2025 as a bleak crime thriller set in the frozen wilderness of Northeast China. The plot follows ex‑convict Zhu Shao Yu (Hu Ge), a pregnant woman (Vicky Chen) and a mute...
Kung Fu Mama to Open Second London Noodle Bar in Canary Wharf with 50% Launch Offer
Kung Fu Mama, the Taiwanese noodle bar co‑founded by Chris Hsu and Ottolenghi’s Noam Bar‑Chang, is opening its second London venue in Canary Wharf’s Jubilee Place. The launch runs from 20‑27 March with a 50 % discount on the entire menu...
Directors’ Fortnight 2026
Alain Guiraudie’s latest photographic series debuted at Paris’s Crèvecœur gallery as part of the 58th Directors’ Fortnight in 2026. The exhibition features a stark, naked figure wandering a forest, echoing the director’s cinematic themes of nature, desire, and myth. Guiraudie,...
Subservience Parents Guide + Cast: A Dad’s Film Critic Take
Subservience, a sci‑fi thriller starring Megan Fox as an AI domestic assistant, has earned an R rating due to moderate violence, language, and explicit sexual content. The film’s narrative follows a family whose reliance on the AI escalates into dangerous...
“Let It Go” Is Terrible Advice for Your Brain
The blog argues that the ubiquitous "let it go" mantra is ineffective for many because it assumes a uniform nervous system. It explains that forcing emotional release can clash with individual brain chemistry, leading to heightened stress rather than relief....
Bob Stewart on Benton MacKaye Trail (GA, TN, NC)
Ultramarathoner Bob Stewart announced an unsupported Fastest Known Time attempt on the 290‑mile Benton MacKaye Trail, starting April 1 from Great Smoky Mountains National Park. He will carry all supplies, rely solely on natural water sources, and forgo any crew resupplies....
‘Dune Part Three’ Trailers, WB Merger Blues, Timothée Chalamet’s (Alleged) War on Ballet and Opera, and the Perils of Imax...
The new trailer for *Dune: Part Three* showcases the franchise’s signature scale and confirms a December 18, 2026 release, positioning it as a potential awards‑season tentpole. Simultaneously, Warner Bros. is on the brink of an $800 million acquisition by Skydance, a...
Infiniti Preps for 2027 QX65 Fastback SUV’s March 26 Reveal
Infiniti will unveil its 2027 QX65 fastback SUV on March 26 at 7 p.m. EDT, marking the brand’s first all‑new model since 2021. The two‑row, coupe‑style SUV slots between the midsize QX60 and full‑size QX80, both of which received recent updates....
Baby Smith Announce Debut Album Lately, Love Is Dead with Hypnotic Title Track
Australian-born, Berlin‑based duo Baby Smith announced their debut album *Lately, Love Is Dead*, slated for release on 10 July. The announcement was paired with the hypnotic title track, which fuses 1960s psychedelia and 1990s grunge textures. Frontmen Ray Sonder and Saxon...
Lupita Nyong’o Is Making Fibroids Impossible to Ignore
Lupita Nyong’o has intensified her campaign to spotlight uterine fibroids, releasing new data and personal testimony that underscore the condition’s prevalence. The actress highlighted that up to 80% of women will develop fibroids, with Black women disproportionately affected and often...
Helicopter Leaves – What’s One More Place?
Helicopter Leaves, the solo project of former Beach Bunny guitarist Anthony Vaccaro, is set to release its sophomore album Sabrina Nickels on March 27 via Noyes Records. After the debut Get Stuck In was recorded in his grandparents' basement, the new record was tracked at...
Judd Apatow’s Norm Macdonald Documentary ‘Norm: The Tale Of Norm’ Preps For Release on Netflix
Judd Apatow’s upcoming Netflix documentary, titled "Norm: The Tale Of Norm Macdonald," moves closer to release after receiving an R rating for language and sexual references. The film joins Apatow’s growing slate of comedy‑focused documentaries, including profiles of Garry Shandling...
“Heated Rivalry” And Renate Reinsve Lead Our Traditional Gallery of Oscar Post-Party Sheers
The Oscars post‑party scene has shifted from traditional gala attire to overtly sheer and near‑naked ensembles, a trend amplified by stylists Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie. Media narratives frame this shift as a "heated rivalry" that fuels speculation about intentional...
As Usual, Several Oscar Winners and Nominees Changed It Up For the Vanity Fair Party
At the Vanity Fair Oscar Party, a handful of Academy Award winners and nominees made noticeable wardrobe tweaks, ranging from bold color swaps to shortened train lengths. Several attendees liberated their midriffs, signaling a growing appetite for daring, body‑positive looks....
Oscars Post-Parties 2026: The Neutrals
The 2026 Oscars post‑party scene, dubbed “The Neutrals,” featured a striking monochrome aesthetic—black, white, and beige—yet the looks felt unexpectedly chaotic and avant‑garde. Photographs captured celebrities pushing the neutral palette into bold silhouettes, exaggerated textures, and daring accessories. Designers leveraged...
A Funeral for My Christianity
An introspective essay recounts the author’s growing anger and grief over the perceived death of his personal Christianity. He frames his emotional turmoil as a mourning process, likening it to the “second death of Jesus” within American Christianity. The piece...
Farley To Uncut Gems: The Adam Sandler Renaissance
Adam Sandler, long known for SNL sketches and low‑brow comedies, has experienced a career renaissance highlighted by his performance in the Safdie Brothers’ thriller Uncut Gems. The turning point began with his heartfelt Netflix tribute song “Farley,” which reminded audiences...
The Luminous Migrants: The Blond, Blue-Eyed Peoples Who Transformed the Chalcolithic Levant
Archaeologists uncovered over 600 skeletons in Israel’s Peki’in Cave, the largest Chalcolithic burial complex in the Levant. Ancient DNA analysis of 22 individuals revealed that nearly half carried genetic markers for blue eyes, blond hair, and fair skin—traits rare in...
Frameline Announces 2026 Completion Fund Grantees Ahead of 50th LGBTQ+ Festival
Frameline, the nonprofit behind San Francisco’s International LGBTQ+ Film Festival, announced its 2026 Completion Fund grantees, supporting six diverse projects ranging from documentary features to experimental shorts. The fund, which has allocated $717,500 to 203 films since its 1991 inception, highlights...
Priyanka Chopra Wore Stella McCartney To The 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Priyanka Chopra attended the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in a metallic gold Stella McCartney gown, paired with a matching faux‑fur stole, Jimmy Choo sandals and Bvlgari jewelry. The outfit drew sharp criticism for its over‑embellished fur trim, which reviewers said compromised the...
He Said, “I’m on My Way.” And Started Walking.
The post promotes AR Shaw’s new ebook bundle “On My Way,” which compiles the complete trilogy of his apocalyptic series. It showcases the striking cover art of a man and a girl walking toward a burning city and links to...
A Sneak Peek at Upcoming and New Releases
The author celebrates St. Patrick’s Day by showcasing a green‑themed shelf of upcoming and newly released children’s books. The curated list spans hilarious graphic novels, dual‑language titles, a consent‑focused story, interactive board books, and a multicultural identity narrative. A playful...
Lil Wayne Unveils New 'Tha Carter' Anniversary U.S. Tour Dates
Lil Wayne has expanded his 20‑plus‑year "Tha Carter" anniversary tour, adding new dates to a 29‑city North American run that supports his freshly released album Tha Carter VI. The tour, which kicked off on June 30, will feature 2 Chainz on most stops and The Game...
Clean Wastewater of Stubborn Antibiotics with Hybrid Nanocomposite
Researchers at National Taiwan University have unveiled a hybrid nanocomposite that merges graphene oxide, biochar, and titanium dioxide to tackle antibiotic residues in wastewater. The material leverages both adsorption and UV‑activated photocatalysis, achieving over 95% removal of veterinary antibiotics such...
Dunesday Is Coming
A vertical teaser for *Dune: Part Three* has been released, showcasing a tall, skinny format that aligns with Denis Villeneuve’s preference for expansive horizons. The teaser’s narrow aspect ratio emphasizes height over width, sparking debate among fans about visual storytelling....
Sophie Tea Redefines Art Sales with First Live Fine Art Launch on TikTok Shop
British artist Sophie Tea became the first creator to sell original paintings live on TikTok Shop, launching her Bric‑a‑Brac collection during a three‑hour broadcast. The event attracted 1.3 million viewers worldwide and offered a limited release of oil paintings sourced from...
St Paul Recruits British Artistic Partner
The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra announced that acclaimed violinist Alina Ibragimova will join its roster of Artistic Partners starting summer 2026. Ibragimova becomes the sixth partner alongside British baroque specialist Richard Egarr, pianist Richard Goode, cellist Abel Selaocoe, conductor Gábor...
The 12 Books Every Cultured Person Should Have Read by 30
The blog post outlines a curated list of twelve seminal books that anyone aiming to be culturally literate should read before turning thirty. It argues that being “cultured” means possessing a mental map of ideas that shape modern discourse, from...
100 Sunset (2025) by Kunsang Kyirong Film Review
Kunsang Kyirong’s debut feature "100 Sunset" premiered in Toronto, earning an Honorable Mention for the Best Canadian Discovery award before screening in Tokyo. The film follows Kunsel, a withdrawn Tibetan‑Canadian teen, as she navigates cultural dislocation, petty rebellion, and a...
When It’s Time to Move On
Mark Nepo’s talk on aging with creativity uses two vivid analogies—a potted plant that outgrows its container and a rower who must plant an oar to change direction—to illustrate the need for continual repotting and beginner’s mind. The author applies...
MUNA Release New Single ‘So What’
MUNA released their second single “So What” on March 17, offering a more contemplative follow‑up to the title track from their forthcoming album Dancing on the Wall. The song reflects on the emptiness of high‑profile parties and the search for...
Mikey Madison Wore Dilara Fındıkoğlu To The 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party
Actress Mikey Madison arrived at the 2026 Vanity Fair Oscar Party in a custom dress by Turkish designer Dilara Fındıkoğlu, styled by Andrew Mukamal. While the corset received praise for its sculpted silhouette, critics slammed the accompanying skirt as bulky and poorly proportioned....
Is Your Child's Depression Part of Their Estrangement?
The article highlights how an adult child’s depression can distort their perception of parental relationships, often turning previously tolerable bonds into sources of blame. Mood disorders sap the emotional bandwidth needed for nuanced reflection, making it easy for children to...
FIRST LOOK – GHOSTS: The Possession of Button House
Lionsgate UK announced that the BBC comedy Ghosts will debut on the big screen as Ghosts: The Possession of Button House on 23 October 2026. The film reunites the original ensemble cast and is directed by Simon Hynd, with Monumental Television producing...