Massive Dinosaur Fossil Unearthed Beneath Pond in Thailand
Researchers led by University College London have named a new giant sauropod, Nagatitan chaiyaphumensis, uncovered near a pond in Thailand's Chaiyaphum province. The dinosaur lived 100‑120 million years ago, weighed about 27 tons and stretched roughly 89 feet, making it the largest dinosaur yet found in Southeast Asia. The find belongs to the Euhelopodidae subgroup of somphospondylans, a uniquely Asian lineage, and comes from Thailand’s youngest dinosaur‑bearing rock formation. The team used 3D scanning to study the fossils remotely, reducing travel and carbon emissions.
Yas Island Reveals Celebratory Eid Al Adha Musical Release Ft. Emirati Voices, Khaleeji Talent
Yas Island Abu Dhabi has launched a new Eid Al Adha anthem in partnership with Abu Dhabi Media Company. The song features Emirati singers Aryam and Faisal Al Jasem, lyrics by Ali Al Khowar and composition by Kuwaiti Bashar Al Shatti. Its music video showcases...
Kenyan Hip-Hop Auteur tg.blk Charms With New Single ‘So Bad’
Kenyan hip‑hop artist tg.blk has dropped her new single “So Bad,” a breezy, lo‑fi track that leans into melodic pop sensibilities. The song follows her 2024 EP *It’s Not That Deep*, which earned praise from U.S. rapper Vince Staples and...
Jon McClure On The Past, Present, And Future Of Reverend & The Makers
Jon McClure, frontman of Reverend and the Makers, balances music, football and entrepreneurship in Sheffield. He recently released the band’s eighth studio album, “Is This How Happiness Feels,” a deeply personal project recorded after his father’s death. McClure also runs Sheffield FC, the world’s...
The Smartest Way To Upgrade Your Home Office Without Upgrading Everything
In 2026, roughly 22% of the U.S. workforce—about 34.3 million people—still works from home, prompting many to fine‑tune their personal workspaces. A full office remodel is often out of reach, so the article recommends targeting high‑impact, affordable upgrades. It highlights five...
I’m Officially Only Wearing Dresses Until September—9 Zara, COS and Mango Styles Selling Fast
The shopping editor spotlights the top summer‑2026 dresses from Zara, COS and Mango, highlighting a curated list of midi, linen and embellished styles. Zara leads with seven new silhouettes ranging from poplin godet to metallic‑detail dresses, while COS delivers minimalist,...
Shame Are Dork's Night Out's Secret Headliners at The Great Escape Closing Party, with August Also Joining the Bill
British post‑punk outfit Shame will close The Great Escape festival on May 16, headlining the official closing party at The Deep End on Brighton’s TGE Beach. They are joined by rising act August, alongside previously announced Tooth, Orchard and hometown dream‑pop...
Against the Velocity of Modern Life | Review of Slow Living by Vandana Shiva, Shreya Jani
Vandana Shiva and Shreya Jani’s *Slow Living: What You Can Do About Climate Change* argues that the climate crisis is embedded in the pace of daily life, urging readers to adopt slower, more intentional habits. The book reframes food, work,...
Rene Matić, Chronicler of British Class, Wins 2026 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize
London‑based artist Rene Matić has been awarded the 2026 Deutsche Börse Photography Prize, receiving a £30,000 award (approximately $38,000). The win recognizes the photographer’s 2025 solo show *As Opposed To The Truth* at Berlin’s Center for Contemporary Arts, which interrogates British working‑class...
Just Like Any Father, the Dad Model of Nike's Jordans Still Has a Story to Tell
Nike is releasing a new Air Jordan 3 "World's Best" in University Red on May 16, priced at $215. The shoe revisits the iconic 1988 silhouette and its elephant‑print detailing, a nod to Michael Jordan’s locker‑room celebration after his fourth...
How to Choose the Right Type of Steel Roofing or Cladding for Your Project
Steel roofing and cladding have moved beyond industrial barns to become a popular choice for contemporary homes, extensions, and rural conversions. Modern systems are typically galvanised or pre‑finished, offering factory‑applied colour, corrosion resistance, and a lightweight, low‑maintenance façade. Architects favour...
Cross-Individual Translation of Spontaneous Zebrafish Brain Activity Through a Shared Latent Representation
A team of neuroscientists introduced latent‑aligned Restricted Boltzmann Machines (LaRBMs) to uncover a shared latent space across whole‑brain, single‑cell recordings in six larval zebrafish. The model identifies spatially localized co‑activation motifs that recur across individuals, enabling bidirectional translation of spontaneous...
PDBe-SIFTS for Protein Sequence-Structure Mapping
PDBe‑SIFTS has been released as a fully open‑source, locally deployable software package that maps UniProtKB protein sequences to three‑dimensional structures in the Protein Data Bank. The tool replaces the legacy BLAST‑based workflow with MMseqs2, shrinking search times from roughly six...
Canadian Team Develop 'Near Zero ' Electrical Cement Process
Researchers at the University of British Columbia have unveiled an electricity‑driven cement process that could slash CO₂ emissions by up to 98 % compared with traditional clinker production. The method uses an electrochemical reactor to convert limestone and silica into calcium...
Appartamento Spagnolo Opens a Window to Spanish Interior Design at Milan Design Week 2026
During Milan Design Week 2026, ICEX and Elle Decor Italia launched the fourth edition of Appartamento Spagnolo, a curated exhibition that placed contemporary Spanish interior design inside Milan’s historic Palazzo Castiglioni. Designed by Studiopepe, the show created a “house within a house”...
Delta Air Lines Refreshes Delta One Amenity Kit Collection in Partnership with Missoni
Delta Air Lines has refreshed its Delta One amenity kits through a partnership with luxury fashion house Missoni and Australian skincare brand Grown Alchemist. The new collection, rolling out for the spring‑summer season, features five colourways inspired by Delta’s global...
Chinese Pseudo-Company Launches Its Expendable Zhuque-2 Rocket
Landspace, a Chinese private launch firm, successfully placed an experimental payload into orbit on May 14 using its expendable Zhuque‑2 rocket, the world’s first methane‑fuelled vehicle to reach orbit. The launch from Jiuquan was not reusable, unlike the larger Zhuque‑3, which...
Euthea Residence / Ateno Architecture Studio
Ateno Architecture Studio’s Euthea Residence, a 400 m² home on Lefkas' Meganisi peninsula, aims to set a precedent for low‑impact coastal development. The design blends into the untouched landscape using local stone, earthy colors, and a fully vegetated roof that is...
San Bernardino International Airport Offers Mothers on the Fly with Private, Dedicated Space to Make Their Journey Easier and More...
San Bernardino International Airport has introduced FlyBaby Infant Care Suites, private lockable rooms for nursing and pumping mothers located just after security. The suites feature a reclining chair, side table, outlets, sink, mirror and changing station, and are free to...
Mikey Madison’s Dior Power Suit Gets a Bold Micro Miniskirt Twist
Dior unveiled a modern twist on its classic power suit at the Cruise 2027 show, replacing trousers with a micro miniskirt. The look, worn by Oscar‑winner Mikey Madison, featured a grey tweed blazer with a high Mandarin collar, an oversized...
Providing a Cellular ‘All-Clear’ Signal to Resume Protein Synthesis
Scientists at EMBL and the University of Virginia identified a previously unknown protein, SNOR, that binds to ribosomes in glucose‑starved yeast and induces a dormant, low‑translation state. Using in‑situ cryo‑electron tomography and visual proteomics, they mapped SNOR at the ribosomal...
Shakira, Madonna and BTS Are First World Cup Final Halftime Show
FIFA announced that Shakira, Madonna and BTS will headline the inaugural halftime show at the 2026 World Cup final. The performance is set for July 19 at New Jersey's MetLife Stadium, coinciding with a tournament spanning 16 cities across the...
Farage’s Clacton-on-Sea Constituency Worst ‘Tree Desert’ in England, Research Shows
A new Woodland Trust report identifies Nigel Farage’s Clacton‑on‑Sea constituency as England’s worst‑performing area for tree equity, with 98.2% of urban residents living in neighbourhoods lacking adequate tree cover. The study reveals a stark north‑south divide, placing 13 of the...
Review: This New Dublin 8 Spot Is Now My Favourite Restaurant
The Irish Times’ food columnist Corinna Hardgrave names Mongoose, a new restaurant on Thomas Street in Dublin 8, her favourite dining spot. Chef‑owner Keelan Higgs delivers phenomenally crafted pasta using seasonal Irish produce, showcasing a blend of modern technique and classic...
FitFlop Unveils Spring 2026 Footwear Collection Inspired by Keith Haring
FitFlop announced its Spring 2026 "Art in Motion" footwear line, a collaboration with the Keith Haring estate that marks the 40th anniversary of the artist’s New York Pop Shop. The collection features five silhouettes—trainers, sandals, slides and flip‑flops—each embedding Haring’s iconic figures into...
EXCLUSIVE: Louis Vuitton Will Show Cruise 2027 at The Frick
Louis Vuitton will unveil its Cruise 2027 collection on May 20 at New York’s The Frick Collection, marking the museum’s first fashion show. The debut launches a three‑year partnership that includes underwriting free Friday‑night events and sponsoring three major special exhibitions. A Louis Vuitton...
Future Scenarios for Mental Health in the UK Armed Forces Community
RAND Europe, commissioned by Combat Stress and funded by the Forces in Mind Trust, delivered a scenario‑planning study outlining five possible futures for UK Armed Forces mental health through 2045. The research highlights rising societal demand for mental‑health support, especially...
Wristwatch-Like Device Enables Assessment of Health Risks for Astronauts on Mission to the Moon
NASA confirmed that the Artemis 2 crew will wear a wristwatch‑like actigraph developed by Brazil’s Condor Instruments. The device combines accelerometers, light‑spectrum and temperature sensors to map sleep‑wake cycles and melanopic exposure in real time. By capturing circadian data during the...
Latin American Galleries Dominate at Frieze New York
Latin American representation surged at Frieze New York, with 14 galleries from Mexico, Argentina, Brazil and beyond. Non‑profit Latitude, backed by ApexBrasil and ABACT, subsidized all eight Brazilian participants, offsetting higher shipping costs. Despite lingering visa hurdles—illustrated by Dr Lakra’s denied entry—new‑generation...
Heat Training: Optimization, Not Maximization
Heat acclimation improves performance in hot races, but athletes often over‑train by adding lengthy heat‑stress sessions that compromise overall fitness. Recent research shows a minimum effective dose—6 to 10 post‑exercise sauna or hot‑water immersion sessions—delivers the same physiological benefits without...
Did This Scientist Go Too Far Trying to Save Ecuador’s Wildlife?
In late 2024 Alejandro Arteaga, a controversial Ecuadorian herpetologist, launched the Arteaga Species Discovery Fund, a $10 million initiative offering $2,000‑$10,000 grants to researchers under 35 who describe new tropical species. The fund’s original plan to auction naming rights sparked backlash...
Luke Bryan Announces Concert at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena Sept. 24
Country star Luke Bryan announced a one‑off "Luke Bryan & Friends" concert at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena for Sept. 24, timed to coincide with the Sept. 18 release of his new "Signs" album. Tickets go on sale May 15, with a fan‑club presale ending May 14 at 5 PM...
‘Stunned and Shocked’: Ingrid Horrocks Wins Top Prize at New Zealand’s Ockham Awards for Her Fiction Debut
First‑time fiction writer Ingrid Horrocks captured New Zealand’s richest literary honor, the Jann Medlicott Acorn prize, with her debut short‑story collection All Her Lives. The award, worth NZ$65,000 (approximately US$39,000), was presented at the 2026 Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. Horrocks’ book...
Dinosaurs Roam New York’s Bowery
Amanita’s Bowery gallery in New York has mounted three rare Maiasaura dinosaur skeletons alongside John Chamberlain’s 1982 sculpture *Gondola Marianne Moore*. The fossils, composed of 62‑85% real bone, represent the first full‑size Maiasaura display in a downtown commercial gallery. Their...
Esther Fair Goes Out on Top
Esther, the boutique art fair hosted in New York’s historic Estonian House, concluded its third and final edition with two galleries selling out on opening day. The fair’s unconventional museum‑like layout showcased 22 galleries and three special projects across five...
Park Systems Launches NX1
Park Systems has launched the NX1 atomic force microscope, developed with Prof. Franz J. Giessibl of the University of Regensburg. The NX1 translates the ultra‑high‑vacuum atomic‑resolution capability of the Orpheus II prototype into a commercial instrument for ambient labs. It features...
Jurors Back 'Valuable' Counselling, Despite Low Uptake
A pilot across 15 Crown courts introduced the Juror Assistance Programme and End‑of‑Trial Intervention to provide mental‑health support for jurors. Of the 17,811 jurors served, only 24 (0.13%) accessed the programme and 10 attended at least one counselling session. Participants...
In Quantum Gravity, the Cosmological Constant May Behave Similar to the Quantum Hall Effect
Physicists have shown that the cosmological constant in loop quantum gravity can be quantized, mirroring the quantum Hall effect. Using the Chern‑Simons‑Kodama state, the new study demonstrates that Λ adopts discrete values that are resistant to secondary quantum fluctuations. This...
Scrambled Signals: Bacterial Viruses Engage in Information Warfare
Two independent Cell papers—Manley et al. and Gallego‑del‑Sol et al.—demonstrate that bacteriophages exchange molecular cues to coordinate lysis‑lysogeny decisions, effectively engaging in information warfare. The studies identify cross‑species peptide signals that can manipulate a rival phage’s fate, extending the previously described arbitrium...
Synchronous Climbing Fiber Activity Enables Instructive Signaling for Cerebellar Learning Through Modulation of Disinhibitory Circuits
The study reveals that climbing fibers (CFs) in the cerebellum preferentially synapse onto a subset of molecular layer interneurons (MLI2) that inhibit other interneurons (MLI1), creating a disinhibitory circuit. Using dense electron‑microscopy reconstruction and in‑slice electrophysiology, the authors show that...
Glyceroneogenesis Has a New PEP in Its Step(s)
Researchers led by Kajimura have identified SLC25A35 as the mitochondrial transporter that exports phosphoenolpyruvate (PEP). This discovery reveals a previously unknown mitochondrial contribution to glyceroneogenesis, the pathway that generates glycerol‑3‑phosphate for triglyceride synthesis. Experiments in adipose tissue and mouse models...
This Is IT: How Accelerated Intermittent Theta Burst Stimulation Relieves Depression Symptoms
Two Cell papers reveal that accelerated intermittent theta burst stimulation (iTBS) reshapes intratelencephalic neuronal projections to the anterior insula, producing rapid antidepressant effects. The studies pinpoint circuit‑specific plasticity as the biological substrate behind the treatment’s speed and efficacy. By targeting...
Glycan Atlassing Enables Functional Tracing of Cell State
Researchers introduced "glycan atlassing," a multiplexed DNA‑PAINT technique that quantitatively maps the nanoscale organization of cell‑surface glycans. By labeling distinct glycan species with DNA‑barcoded lectins and metabolic azido sugars, the method generates super‑resolved atlases of the glycocalyx across cultured lines,...
A Nonlinear Route to Altermagnetism
Researchers Jian Tang and Qiong Ma report that ruthenium dioxide (RuO₂) thin films display distinctive nonlinear electrical responses that uncover the quantum geometric properties of the material and provide direct signatures of altermagnetism. By measuring second‑order Hall and rectification effects,...
Navigating the Clinical Progress of Antibody-Drug Conjugates: Emerging Opportunities and Remaining Challenges
Antibody‑drug conjugates (ADCs) have become one of the fastest‑growing anticancer modalities, reaching 19 FDA‑approved products worldwide by the third quarter of 2025. The portfolio has expanded from hematologic indications to a broad array of solid tumors, driven by successful HER2‑targeted...
Gallery Weekend Beijing Reveals 10th Anniversary Programme
Gallery Weekend Beijing marks its 10th anniversary with a city‑wide programme from May 22‑31, featuring 30 galleries and ten non‑profit institutions across the capital. Originating in 2017 as a Berlin‑inspired initiative, the event has grown under the state‑run 798 Art Zone...
Forget the Delayed Game Quote, Miyamoto Shortens Zelda Movie Release
Shigeru Miyamoto announced that the live‑action *Legend of Zelda* film will debut a week earlier than previously slated, moving the release to April 30, 2027. The movie, directed by Wes Ball and written by Derek Connolly, has completed production, signaling confidence in...
24 New Songs Out Today
BrooklynVegan’s daily roundup spotlights 24 freshly released songs spanning indie, electronic, metal and pop, from collaborations like Locust’s "Long Distance Lover" with Slowdive’s Neil Halstead to solo debuts such as MMJ’s "Nobody Knows." The list also flags major album announcements,...
SLS to Launch without Upper Stage for Artemis 3
NASA announced that the Space Launch System will launch Artemis 3 without an upper stage, using an inert spacer in place of the Interim Cryogenic Propulsion Stage. The mission has been re‑scaled to a low‑Earth‑orbit test of rendezvous and docking with...
This Saucony Collaboration Just Got Teased Via Sonogram
Saucony has announced a new Progrid Triumph 4 sneaker in partnership with Hike Clerb, a decolonial, BIWOC‑led outdoor collective founded by Evelynn Escobar. The collaboration was teased on Instagram using a sonogram video, a first for sneaker drops. The teaser...