News•Mar 6, 2026
$450 Million Newhouse Trove Heads to Christie’s, Led by $100 Million Pollock, Brancusi
Christie’s is set to sell a $450 million tranche of S.I. Newhouse’s estate in May, featuring 35‑40 works including a Jackson Pollock drip painting and a Constantin Brâncuși bronze, each estimated at $100 million. The collection also contains pieces by Picasso, Jasper Johns and Jeff Koons, adding to the auction house’s $400 million history of Newhouse sales. The sale comes amid a broader revival in the trophy‑art segment, with fine‑art auction volumes rising 12.4 % to $11.6 billion in 2025 and high‑price lots surging 36 % year‑over‑year. Leonard Lauder’s recent $236 million Klimt sale underscored strong buyer appetite for ultra‑exclusive works.
By Artnet News
News•Mar 6, 2026
How to Catch the Biggest Bass of Your Life This Spring
Spring’s warming waters trigger largemouth bass to move from deep winter haunts to shallow ledges, where egg‑filled females feed voraciously on baitfish. This pre‑spawn feeding frenzy creates a narrow window—typically when temperatures reach the mid‑50s—for anglers to target trophy‑size fish....
By Outdoor Life
News•Mar 6, 2026
Mugler AW26 Takes Us on a Power Trip Down Memory Lane
Mugler’s Autumn‑Winter 2026 runway in Paris, staged by creative director Miguel Castro Freitas, delivered a nostalgic yet forward‑looking spectacle. The show was framed as the second act of a three‑part "Trilogy of Glorified" narrative, echoing the brand’s 1990s excess while injecting...
By Dazed – Art & Photography
News•Mar 6, 2026
Greenpeace Says Shein Is Still Selling Contaminated Clothing Despite Warnings
Greenpeace alleges that Shein continues to sell clothing contaminated with hazardous chemicals despite a November 2025 warning. An analysis by the Bremen Environmental Institute in January 2026 found 25 of 31 tested garments exceeded European chemical limits, some by large...
By FashionNetwork (Worldwide)
News•Mar 6, 2026
Oscars Selects (March 2026): The Latest Titles Available to Rent on Letterboxd Video Store
Letterboxd’s Video Store has added five fresh titles ahead of the Oscars, ranging from docufiction to animated features. The lineup includes Kaouther Ben Hania’s “The Voice of Hind Rajab,” the Oscar‑nominated French animation “Little Amélie or the Character of Rain,” Ugo Bienvenu’s debut “Arco,”...
By Letterboxd Journal
News•Mar 6, 2026
6 Ways To Get Plywood Home Without a Pickup Truck
The article presents six practical ways to transport standard 4×8 plywood sheets without a pickup truck, ranging from in‑store cutting and roof‑rack strapping to delivery, trailer or truck rentals, and purchasing smaller pre‑cut panels. It details plywood weight ranges—¼‑in (20‑25 lb),...
By Family Handyman
News•Mar 6, 2026
A Look at Disney’s Best Streetwear Collabs
Disney’s iconic characters have become a mainstay in streetwear, with collaborations spanning from 1990s Iceberg sweaters to the 2026 Blackpink capsule. The brand’s partnership strategy intensified after Bobby Kim became Global Creative Director in 2025, producing high‑profile drops with Supreme,...
By Complex – Style
News•Mar 6, 2026
Longevity and Disease Insights Now in 20/20 BioLabs Blood Test
20/20 BioLabs has launched OneTest for Longevity, a lab‑developed blood test that combines inflammatory biomarkers, lifestyle data, and AI to deliver personalized aging and chronic disease risk insights. The platform leverages IBM's watsonx.ai and the University of South Carolina's Dietary...
By Longevity.Technology
News•Mar 6, 2026
Which States Pay the Most for Gas Each Month?
The U.S. Energy Information Administration reports that natural‑gas prices per thousand cubic feet vary widely, with Idaho at $6.80 and Hawaii at $51.74 as of December 2025. MoneyGeek’s 2025 winter‑heating study shows average seasonal gas bills ranging from $26 in Hawaii...
By Family Handyman
News•Mar 6, 2026
Simultaneously Decoding the Transcriptome, Epigenome and 3D Genome Within a Single Cell
The team led by Inkyung Jung and Yarui Diao introduced scHiCAR, a trimodal single‑cell technology that simultaneously captures transcriptome, epigenome, and 3D genome architecture. By integrating AI, the method achieves ultra‑high throughput at roughly $0.04 per cell and was used...
By Phys.org – Biotechnology
News•Mar 6, 2026
The 8 Best Creatine Supplements for Women, Tested and Reviewed By a Dietitian
The article ranks eight creatine supplements deemed optimal for women, evaluated by a registered dietitian. Each product is broken down by dosage, form (powder, capsule, stick pack), flavor options, and third‑party certifications such as NSF Certified for Sport or Informed...
By Womens Health
News•Mar 6, 2026
Von Dutch Plots U.S. Comeback Under WSG Brands
Von Dutch, the early‑2000s celebrity‑driven label, has been relaunched in the United States after its 2024 acquisition by brand‑development firm WSG Brands. WSG has rebuilt the brand’s infrastructure, expanded wholesale and direct‑to‑consumer channels, and secured high‑visibility collaborations with Gen Z influencers....
By Sourcing Journal
News•Mar 6, 2026
Mike Sommerfeld Misses Weight and Could Be Out of the 2026 Arnold Classic
Mike Sommerfeld, the 2025 Arnold Classic Physique champion, reportedly failed to make the weight limit for the 2026 event, arriving approximately seven pounds over the cap. Attendees cited an Instagram update from Beyond the Stage TV stating he is out...
By Muscle & Fitness
News•Mar 6, 2026
Air Force Veteran Aaron Lin Credits Fitness for Overcoming Combat Related PTSD
Air Force Senior Master Sergeant Aaron Lin survived an IED explosion in Afghanistan that left two comrades dead and triggered severe combat‑related PTSD. After a failed attempt at traditional therapy, he entered the Air Force Wounded Warrior (AFW2) program, which...
By Muscle & Fitness
News•Mar 6, 2026
U Sports Sprinters Storm to World Championship Standard in Winnipeg
The 2026 U Sports Track & Field Championships opened in Winnipeg with a single 60 m final that produced headline‑making sprint performances. Gabrielle Cole of Guelph lowered her personal best to 7.20 seconds, tying the World Indoor Championships qualifying standard and posting the...
By Canadian Running Magazine
News•Mar 6, 2026
What Will Happen To DC Theatre Without A WaPo Theatre Critic?
In February, The Washington Post eliminated its entire arts and culture desk, including full‑time theatre critic Naveen Kumar, leaving Washington, D.C. without a dedicated regional theatre reviewer. Freelance pieces now fill the void, but coverage remains sparse. Thirty‑three local theatres...
By ArtsJournal
News•Mar 6, 2026
8 Best Fancy Olive Oils Actually Worth Splurging On, According to Our Editors (Starting at $22)
The article spotlights eight premium extra‑virgin olive oils, each priced between $22 and $56, that editors deem worth the splurge for home cooking. It highlights distinctive flavor profiles—peppery, nutty, buttery—and emphasizes the terroir‑driven craftsmanship behind limited‑batch productions. Specific bottles such...
By The Kitchn
News•Mar 6, 2026
Fugazi Share Previously Unreleased Recordings Made Alongside Steve Albini
Fugazi has issued a digital collection titled *Albini Sessions (Benefit For Letters Charity)* featuring twelve previously unreleased tracks recorded with Steve Albini in October 1992. The material represents early versions of songs later refined for the band’s 1993 album *In...
By The Quietus
News•Mar 6, 2026
An Excerpt From Gwen John: Strange Beauties
The Yale‑University‑Press volume "Gwen John: Strange Beauties" accompanies a landmark retrospective that reunites the artist’s oils, watercolors and drawings for the first comprehensive survey in four decades. Curated by Rachel Stratton and Lucy Wood, the show travels from National Museum...
By Yale University Press – Blog
News•Mar 6, 2026
Chartreuse Is Fashion’s Boldest Color Move This Spring
Chartreuse has emerged as the defining color for Spring 2026, appearing on runways from Prada to Balenciaga. Its high‑voltage yellow‑green tone is presented as both a bold statement and a versatile wardrobe staple. The article offers practical styling advice, showing how...
By Harper’s Bazaar
News•Mar 6, 2026
Can Fashion Stop Wasting So Much Water?
Fashion is intensifying its search for climate solutions, highlighted by Tapestry’s new carbon‑removal partnership and a wave of textile‑to‑textile recycling initiatives. Swedish recycler Circulose has restarted its plant and secured brand partners such as Reformation and C&A, while consumer interest...
By The Business of Fashion
News•Mar 6, 2026
Air Jordan 14 “University Blue”
Jordan Brand announced the return of the Air Jordan 14 “University Blue” for 2026. The retro sneaker keeps the original’s all‑black upper while adding university‑blue and silver accents, along with the iconic Ferrari‑inspired insignia. It will launch on March 21, 2026 through SNKRS and...
By Nice Kicks
News•Mar 6, 2026
An Octopus in the Front Row: Artist Cosima Von Bonin Invades Loewe’s Runway
Loewe’s Fall/Winter 2026‑2027 runway in Paris featured a collaboration with Cologne artist Cosima von Bonin, whose plush octopus and other animal sculptures transformed the Château de Vincennes set. Creative directors Jack McCollough and Lázaro Hernández integrated the menagerie into garments, accessories, and...
By Artnet News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Why the Future of Highway Food Might Look More Like a Food Court
Danish entrepreneur Daniel Baven’s Noahs platform turns convenience stores and service stations into on‑site food hubs using modular kitchens and a digital ordering stack. The system lets retailers host rotating food brands—pizza, tacos, sandwiches—without major capital outlay, essentially acting as...
By The Spoon (Food Tech)
News•Mar 6, 2026
Inflammation Might Cause Alzheimer's – Here's How to Reduce It
Recent studies suggest that persistent inflammation in the gut, lungs and skin may trigger Alzheimer’s disease. Vaccinations such as Shingrix have been shown to cut dementia risk by about 17 percent, likely by dampening inflammatory pathways. Lifestyle measures—including a Mediterranean...
By New Scientist (Health)
News•Mar 6, 2026
Tobin Bell, Tony Todd in 'The Bunker' Alien Invasion Sci-Fi Film Trailer
Electric Entertainment has released the trailer for the indie sci‑fi thriller The Bunker, starring Tobin Bell and featuring a posthumous performance by Tony Todd. Inspired by the 2020 COVID‑19 lockdowns, the film follows Dr. Michelle Riley, a micropathogen specialist sealed...
By FirstShowing.net
News•Mar 6, 2026
Loewe Fall 2026 Shoes: A Kitten Heel Swim Shoe Takes Over the Runway
Loewe’s creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez unveiled their Fall 2026 shoe collection at Paris Fashion Week, headlined by a swim‑style shoe with a sculpted kitten heel. The silhouette features a wide toe, ankle strap and comes in bright hues...
By Footwear News
News•Mar 6, 2026
This Banana Dessert Tastes Like Banana Bread's Softer, Cozier Cousin
The article introduces a banana cobbler that serves four to six people with just 15 minutes of prep and 40‑45 minutes of baking. The recipe relies on ripe bananas, dark brown sugar, butter, and a splash of lemon juice to...
By The Kitchn
News•Mar 6, 2026
Fat Composition Affects T Cell-Mediated Immunity
Scientists discovered that the ratio of polyunsaturated to monounsaturated fatty acids in the diet determines T‑cell susceptibility to ferroptosis, a form of iron‑dependent cell death. Mice fed diets with low PUFA/MUFA ratios showed higher ferroptosis resistance, leading to stronger humoral...
By Lifespan.io
News•Mar 6, 2026
Publishers File Suit Against Notorious Pirate Site Anna’s Archive
Thirteen leading U.S. publishers, represented by the Association of American Publishers, have filed a federal lawsuit against the pirate site Anna’s Archive, accusing it of copying and distributing millions of copyrighted books and journal articles. The complaint alleges the site...
By Association of American Publishers – News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Olivia Rodrigo Goes Full French School Girl in Knee-High Socks
Olivia Rodrigo stepped out in Paris wearing a black lace mini dress paired with white thigh‑high socks and platform Mary Jane heels, channeling a French schoolgirl vibe. Earlier that day she attended Chloé’s runway in a boho‑inspired pink sundress and...
By W Magazine
News•Mar 6, 2026
Consumer Pressures Are Driving Footwear Sales at These Two Channels
Consumers facing tighter budgets are turning to thrift stores and warehouse clubs for footwear, driving notable sales growth in both channels. Middle‑income and younger shoppers seek unique, affordable sneakers, while weight‑loss drugs like GLP‑1 have spurred size changes and increased...
By Footwear News
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News•Mar 6, 2026
Blame Bridgerton and Wuthering Heights For the Lace Tights Comeback–Here’s How to Wear Them
Fashion’s latest resurgence sees lace tights stepping back into the spotlight, driven by period‑drama hits like *Bridgerton* and *Wuthering Heights*. Influencers and celebrities such as Kendall Jenner and Taylor Swift have amplified the trend, prompting designers to showcase the fabric across...
By InStyle
News•Mar 6, 2026
How India Became an Artisanal Menswear Powerhouse
India’s artisanal menswear scene has vaulted onto the global stage, led by 25‑year‑old designer Kartik Kumra’s Kartik Research, which debuted at Paris Fashion Week and opened a New York flagship. The label’s embroidered shirts and linen pants, made in India,...
By Highsnobiety – Art
News•Mar 6, 2026
Bedelia’s Maiden Voyage
Long‑time friends Miles Morris and Marisa Shirar, who met in high‑school marching band and cut their teeth at the Cobalt Cafe, have launched a new project called Bedelia. Joined by guitarist Dakota Floeter, the trio recorded the debut EP “Never...
By Alternative Press
News•Mar 6, 2026
The One Spring Tackle Sale Anglers Won’t Want To Miss
Bass Pro Shops has launched its Spring Classic Sale, offering up to 50% off a wide range of fishing gear. The promotion runs through March 25 and features deep discounts on lures, rods, reels, electronics, and paddling equipment. Highlighted deals...
By Kayak Angler
News•Mar 6, 2026
Turbulent Insight Into Textile Fibre Shedding
Scientists from Chile and the UK have created a laboratory method that captures real‑time movement and deformation of individual textile fibres under washing‑like conditions. The technique reveals how yarn design, fabric structure and wash parameters affect fibre shedding. Tests show...
By Ecotextile News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Simple Ways to Test Your Fitness (No Lab Required)
Fitness enthusiasts can gauge aerobic capacity without a lab using two simple field tests. The Cooper test measures distance covered in 12 minutes and converts it to an estimated VO₂ max, while the Rockport test estimates VO₂ max from a...
By Canadian Running Magazine
News•Mar 6, 2026
Tiger Print Is All Grown Up Now
Tiger print has re‑emerged as a 2026 fashion staple, appearing on runway collections from Gucci, Chanel, and Alaïa. Celebrities such as Kendall Jenner, Rihanna and Dua Lipa have amplified the trend by wearing tiger‑striped dresses, coats and accessories on high‑profile events....
By Harper’s Bazaar
News•Mar 6, 2026
Sleep Rhythms and Dementia Risk Link Emerges
Alzheimer’s disease now affects 55 million people worldwide, with 10 million new cases each year, prompting researchers to explore upstream triggers beyond genetics. Texas A&M scientists have shown that chronic circadian disruption in animal models drives microglia into a stress‑primed, inflammatory state,...
By Longevity.Technology
News•Mar 6, 2026
War in the Middle East, the Whitney Biennial, and a Newly-Discovered Rembrandt in Amsterdam—Podcast
The Art Newspaper’s weekly podcast covered three major art stories: the escalating war in the Middle East and its impact on regional tourism, the opening of the 2026 Whitney Biennial in New York, and the authentication of Rembrandt’s “The Vision...
By The Art Newspaper
News•Mar 6, 2026
The “Absolutely Delicious” Frozen Fried Chicken We Could Eat Every Day
QVC’s editors have highlighted a selection of frozen foods that promise restaurant‑quality meals with minimal prep. The lineup includes Heartland Fresh Chicken Fried Chicken with Gravy, Rastelli’s provolone‑infused pork sausages, Mama Mancini’s beef meatballs, Kansas City Steak Co. hot dogs,...
By The Kitchn
News•Mar 6, 2026
A Flat Pedal That Floats Like Clipless
The 8 Degree Pedal introduces the first floating flat pedal, offering ±4° of rotation through a Teflon‑coated spherical bearing and Igus shaft bearing. Designed to mimic the foot‑float of clipless systems, it features interchangeable spring plungers for adjustable resistance and a...
By Mountain Bike Action
News•Mar 6, 2026
Kobe Bryant’s First Post-Retirement Sneaker Is Coming Back This Year With Upgrades
Nike will re‑release the Kobe AD Protro “Ruthless Precision” sneaker this holiday season, bringing back the 2016 metallic‑grey colourway with upgraded materials. The refreshed model is expected to feature modern Cushlon 3.0 foam, replacing the original Lunarlon and Zoom Air construction....
By Footwear News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Pushing the Limits of Historical Fiction
Álvaro Enrigue’s new novel *Now I Surrender* reframes the Apache Wars through a wildly inventive, absurdist lens, intertwining historical figures like Geronimo with fictional personas such as a disguised zarzuela singer. The narrative collapses textbook binaries, presenting the conflict as...
By The Atlantic – Work
News•Mar 6, 2026
2026 Is the Year of the Costume Designer
Costume design has moved from background detail to a headline driver of fashion, with films like *Wuthering Heights* and *Marty Supreme* sparking street‑style trends and high‑priced merch. Designers such as Jacqueline Durran, Ruth E. Carter and Miyako Bellizzi are gaining...
By The Face
News•Mar 6, 2026
New Trailer for History Documentary 'The Eichmann Trial' About 1961
Madman Films has released a new trailer for the documentary *The Eichmann Trial*, marking its Australian launch. The film, directed by Elliott Levitt, premiered at the 2023 Miami Jewish Film Festival and entered U.S. VOD in 2024. It reconstructs the...
By FirstShowing.net
News•Mar 6, 2026
Timberland 6-Inch Waterproof Boot in Rust: How to Buy
Timberland has launched its iconic 6‑Inch Waterproof Boot in a new rust colorway, now sold through Complex. The boot retains its premium waterproof leather construction, padded collar, and rugged sole that have made it a streetwear staple since the 1990s....
By Complex – Style
News•Mar 6, 2026
Slideshow: Protein-Packed Innovations
The Food Business News slideshow spotlights a wave of protein‑packed innovations across the snack and beverage sectors. Mondelez is positioning protein bars as its next major growth platform, while Throne Sport Coffee secured $10 million to accelerate its expansion. Coca‑Cola outlined...
By Food Business News
News•Mar 6, 2026
Julia Garner’s Wide-Open Bag Is Practically a Pickpocket Invitation
Julia Garner arrived at the Loewe Fall 2026 runway in Paris wearing a deliberately open mini Amazona bag, turning the accessory into a visual focal point. The bag, reissued by new creative directors Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez, is designed to hang loosely...
By W Magazine