Oscars: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ and ‘Sinners’ Music Talent to Perform Live on Telecast
The Academy announced that singers from two Best Original Song nominees will perform live at the 98th Oscars on March 15. K‑pop‑themed "KPop Demon Hunters" will feature EJAE, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami singing "Golden" with traditional Korean instrumentation. The "Sinners" segment will showcase Miles Caton, Raphael Saadiq and a roster of acclaimed musicians performing "I Lied To You." Hosted by Conan O’Brien, the ceremony will air on ABC, stream on Hulu, and reach over 200 territories.
Oscars Performances: ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Trio To Sing ‘Golden’; Miles Caton, Shaboozey & More Set For ‘Sinners’ Homage
The 98th Academy Awards will spotlight two on‑stage musical performances that showcase the Original Song nominees. The K‑Pop Demon Hunters trio—Ejae, Audrey Nuna and Rei Ami—will perform the hit “Golden,” blending traditional Korean instruments and dance. A separate tribute to...
Alysa Liu Attends the Louis Vuitton Show During Paris Fashion Week
Olympic figure skater Alyssa Liu made her Paris Fashion Week debut at Louis Vuitton’s Fall/Winter 2026/27 show. She arrived in a brown denim jacket, matching mid‑rise jeans, and a monogram shoulder bag, echoing the house’s signature aesthetic. Liu emphasized her post‑Olympic...
The Black Crowes, 'A Pound of Feathers': Review
The Black Crowes released their tenth studio album, *A Pound of Feathers*, in March 2026, marking a second wave of new material after the 2024 reunion record *Happiness Bastards*. The album leans heavily on the band’s classic Southern‑rock formula—Rolling Stones...
The 2026 GQ Sweater Report: Knits on Our Radar
GQ’s 2026 Sweater Report spotlights emerging knitwear trends, from niche producers to vintage revivals. It highlights three small‑batch brands—&Daughter, Howlin’, and Henri—known for Scottish wool and playful designs. The guide also offers a temperature‑based fabric matrix and showcases enduring pieces...
Arginine Plus Fish Oil May Help Manage Sarcopenia: Study
A twelve‑week randomized, double‑blind trial found that daily supplementation with 14 g arginine and 6 g fish oil improved gait speed, hand‑grip strength, and functional activity scores in older adults with sarcopenia. The intervention also lowered inflammatory markers (TNF‑α, IL‑6) and triglyceride...
We Need to Bring Back "Dump Decor"
The article examines how the historic practice of “dump decor”—salvaging furniture and appliances from open dumps—has vanished as municipalities replace dumps with engineered landfills. While landfills improve environmental safety, they also close a communal space where residents freely exchanged usable...
Fighting Cancer with Whole Plant Foods
The article argues that whole plant foods, not pharmaceuticals, are the most effective foundation for cancer prevention. It highlights the long latency of epithelial cancers and the ten hallmarks that drive tumor growth. Plant-derived bioactive compounds can simultaneously target multiple...
Living Life on Your Own Terms: A Heartfelt Reflection on Choosing Your Own Path
The essay recounts Stephanie Roberts’s journey from a restrictive upbringing to embracing personal autonomy in Bombay’s bustling 1960s scene. She describes shedding the need for external validation and learning to trust her intuition, which led to greater confidence and inner...
We’re Obsessed with the Dark Wood Paneling in Athena Calderone’s Apartment
Athena Calderone’s Manhattan loft showcases dark oak paneling that has captured the design world’s attention. The article traces wood paneling from its historic roots in Tudor and indigenous homes to its recent resurgence in luxury interiors. Leading designers cite a...
Founding SAXON Guitarist PAUL QUINN Releases New Single With THE CARDS, Announces European Tour
Founding Saxon guitarist Paul Quinn, now 74, has issued a new single with his side project The Cards titled “The Path You Choose.” The track reflects his shift from Saxon’s heavy‑metal thrust to a blues‑infused, acoustic‑friendly style. Quinn also announced...
"This Is a Mallet to the Back of the Skull to Anyone Who Believed Their Best Days Were Behind Them."...
Lamb of God’s latest record, *Into Oblivion*, drops on March 13 and is being hailed as the band’s strongest effort since 2012’s *Resolution*. The album mixes aggressive thrash with industrial‑tinged noise‑rock, delivering both familiar ragers and experimental tracks. Guitarists Mark Morton...
“He Seemed Very Polite, Kind of Gentle." The Vocalist Who Traded Tapes with One of Black Metal's Most Notorious Characters,...
Attila Csihar recounts how his tape‑trading link with Mayhem’s guitarist Euronymous earned him an invitation to join the band after vocalist Dead’s 1991 suicide. He describes traveling to Norway, staying with Euronymous and bassist Varg Vikernes, and being surprised by Euronymous’s polite,...
John John Florence Bails on 2026 Tour and Unleashes ‘Vela’ Sailing Saga (Video)
Three‑time world surfing champion John John Florence announced he will skip the 2026 Championship Tour to pursue a family sailing adventure. He is debuting a behind‑the‑scenes YouTube series called “Vela,” which will document global surf and sailing expeditions. The move...
London’s Best Pub Will Soon Stop Serving One of the City’s Greatest Pizzas
Dough Hands’ pizza pop‑up at the Old Nun’s Head pub will close on April 25, ending its south‑London residency. The chef‑driven concept will remain active at the Spurstowe Arms in London Fields, where it operates seven days a week. The...
Chris Pine Lands Next Lead Movie Role in Netflix Survival Thriller with Ray Winstone
Netflix announced its next original film, *The Yeti*, a survival thriller directed by Michael Chaves and starring Chris Pine alongside Ray Winstone, Sofia Boutella and Iona Bell. The story follows a father and daughter stranded in the Alps after an...
Jorja Smith and Tems Will Headline London Music Festival All Points East This Summer – Here’s How to Get Tickets
All Points East 2026 will feature a co‑headlining R&B slot on Friday, August 21, with British singer‑songwriter Jorja Smith and Nigerian star Tems leading the day’s program. Ticket sales begin on March 13, following presales for American Express holders (March...
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These Comfy, Petite‑friendly Pants Made Me Break Up With My Travel Leggings—And They Never Wrinkle
REI Co‑op has launched the Flash Pants, a relaxed‑fit, quick‑dry travel pant aimed at petite consumers. Made from nylon‑spandex, the pants offer moisture‑wicking comfort, wrinkle resistance, and a tapered leg that fits a 5‑foot frame without alterations. The design includes...
Filth Is Eternal ‘Impossible World’ | Track By Track
Filth Is Eternal’s new album "Impossible World" is dissected track‑by‑track by guitarist Brian McClelland, revealing a frantic, collaborative effort that blends hardcore aggression with noise‑rock textures. The band introduced their custom FILTH EQ+ pedal on the track “Long Way,” adding...
At 100, György Kurtág Is Still Searching for the Right Note
György Kurtág celebrated his 100th birthday with a concert and cake in Budapest, marking a rare milestone for a living composer. He remains active, continuing to write music and teach despite advancing age and hearing loss. The event highlighted his...
Here’s Who’s Joining the USA National Team in 2026
The USA Climbing National Championships and Team Trials have finalized the 2026 National Team rosters across Boulder, Lead, and Speed for both men and women. Five athletes per gender were selected in each discipline, with pre‑selected climbers like Annie Sanders...
TikTok Shop Launches Fine Art Category
TikTok Shop has introduced a Fine Art category, enabling original artwork to be sold directly on the platform. The launch includes a live sale on March 11 featuring independent artist Sophie Tea, who will showcase a 20‑piece oil collection priced at...
14 Best New Books to Read in 2026, From Asako Yuzuki to Jennette McCurdy
IndyBest has released its 2026 Best New Books list, featuring fourteen titles across a range of publishers. Highlights include Jennette McCurdy’s “Half My Age,” Ian McEwan’s “What We Can Know,” and Asako Yuzuki’s “Hooked.” The selection spans literary fiction, memoir and genre works, with Fourth Estate...
Lubaina Himid on Representing Great Britain at the 61st Venice Biennale
Lubaina Himid will represent Great Britain at the 61st Venice Biennale with an installation of large multi‑panel paintings, found‑object works, and a bespoke sound piece by Magda Stawarska. The project, inspired by her lifelong quest to understand belonging, navigates melancholy...
Eddie Huang’s New Baohaus Is Kind of a Blast
Eddie Huang has reopened Baohaus on St. Marks Place, reviving his early‑2000s Chinese‑Taiwanese street‑food concept. The new spot offers affordable stir‑fry dishes, a casual no‑reservation policy, and a hip‑hop‑filled atmosphere aimed at the nearby NYU crowd. While the signature baos...
Dyne Plans Post-Prasad FDA Run as Duchenne Exon Skipper Sustains Benefit in Long Term Data
Dyne Therapeutics reported that its exon‑skipping candidate z‑rostudirsen sustained respiratory and cardiac benefits through 24 months in the Phase 1/2 DELIVER study for Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The therapy maintained forced vital capacity, circumferential strain and left‑ventricular ejection fraction improvements compared with...
Kanye West Announces Los Angeles Stadium Show Ahead of ‘Bully’ Album Release
Kanye West announced a stadium‑scale concert in Los Angeles to launch his forthcoming album Bully. The show will take place at SoFi Stadium, one of the nation’s largest venues, and is slated for early summer 2026. Ticket pricing starts at...
You Can’t Uncast a Spell
Jon M. Chu’s sequel "Wicked: For Good" retools the original Wicked narrative, replacing its bleak commentary on fascism with an optimistic, almost whimsical resolution. The film expands CGI‑driven Animal characters and adds new songs, yet it downplays the irreversible damage...
These Stone Fruit Recipes Will Carry You Into Your Sweetest Spring Yet
As spring warms, stone fruit season arrives, bringing peaches, plums, apricots, cherries and nectarines to market. The article highlights their antioxidant and vitamin C content while presenting 16 fresh recipes—from grilled apricot puffs to a peach‑infused espresso martini—designed for al fresco dining...
Why Do Rodents Gnaw? Because It Feels Good
Researchers have mapped a neural circuit in mice that links the act of gnawing to dopamine‑driven pleasure pathways. By genetically targeting tooth‑sensing neurons, they showed that disabling these cells stops gnawing, causing incisors to overgrow. The work reveals gnawing is...
K-Pop Disruptor Effie: ‘Conservatives Usually Hate My Music’
South Korean hyper‑pop rapper Effie has built a cult following by releasing music recorded in her modest bedroom studio, bypassing the polished K‑pop system. Her debut EP *pullup to busan 4 morE hypEr summEr it’s gonna bE a fuckin moviE*...
Ty Dolla $Ign Drops Soulful EP ‘Girl Music Vol. 1’ With Brandy and Ronald Isley
Ty Dolla $ign released the six‑track EP *girl music vol. 1* on March 6, 2026, shifting from the synth‑heavy style of his 2025 album *TYCOON* to a warm, live‑instrument R&B sound. The record features collaborations with Brandy, Leon Thomas, and Ronald Isley,...
This Hormonal Health Concern May Impact Cognition At Midlife
A 30‑year longitudinal study of more than 1,000 women found that those with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) performed worse on cognitive tests and showed reduced white‑matter integrity at midlife. The researchers controlled for BMI, smoking, alcohol use, income, diabetes and...
Cardi B’s “Bodak Yellow” Surpasses 1 Billion Spotify Streams
Cardi B’s breakout single “Bodak Yellow” has crossed the 1 billion‑stream threshold on Spotify, becoming her fifth track to achieve this milestone. The rapper’s streaming catalogue now features “I Like It,” “Girls Like You,” “Taki Taki,” and “WAP,” each with roughly...
AI Techniques Speed up Forensic Analysis of Crucial Crime Scene Larvae
Researchers at LSU and Texas A&M are using machine‑learning combined with infrared spectroscopy and mass‑spectrometry to identify forensic maggot species, sex, and even toxins within minutes. The approach creates a metabolomic database that can classify insects from chemical fingerprints, eliminating...
I Get Why All The Book Clubs Chose This Book
Oyinkan Braithwaite’s novel *Cursed Daughters* was selected by several prominent book clubs in late 2024, earning a spot on the year’s most popular book‑club list. The story follows three cousins trapped by a generational curse, mixing saga‑like scope with contemporary...
‘A Lot of Late 70s Bands Wore Grey. But We Were Determined to Have Fun’: The Return of the Mega-Influential...
Swell Maps, the pioneering DIY punk outfit from the late 1970s, have issued *Swell Maps C21*, their first studio album since 1980. The project is spearheaded by 69‑year‑old founder Jowe Head, who assembled a new lineup featuring former Television Personalities...
Dayseeker Announce UK/EU Headline Tour
American post‑hardcore outfit Dayseeker announced a headline tour across the United Kingdom and mainland Europe for December 2026, supported by Australian metal act Northlane and Dutch band Siamese. The itinerary spans fourteen dates from November 28 in Wolverhampton to December...
How to Study Effectively
Popular study habits like cramming, rereading, and highlighting often produce fleeting gains, according to cognitive research. Psychologists Elizabeth and Robert Bjork emphasize retrieval practice, spaced repetition, and interleaving as superior techniques for durable learning. A 2006 study of surgical residents...
The Uses of Equanimity
The article explains that equanimity, while appearing as calm concentration, can conceal subtle attachment and delusion. It warns that staying absorbed in a state of equanimity without probing can prevent genuine insight. Practitioners are urged to use equanimity as a...
Beyond the Barbell Row: 5 Game-Changing Lessons From the Pendlay Row
The article positions the Pendlay Row as a primary strength movement rather than a mere accessory, arguing it bridges the gap between back size and deadlift performance. It outlines biomechanical tweaks such as elevated bar setups for long‑torso lifters and...
Midge Ure Announces New Album A Man Of Two Worlds and Releases Lead Single Just Words
Midge Ure, the former Ultravox frontman, announced his first solo album in twelve years, *A Man Of Two Worlds*, slated for release on 8 May. The double‑disc record is divided into eight instrumental pieces (World One) and eight vocal songs (World...
Hotel Palácio De Tavira / Fragmentos
The Hotel Palácio de Tavira, slated for 2025 completion, revitalises a historic 18th‑ and 19th‑century palace in Tavira’s centre while adding a contemporary addition called the Medina. Architects Pedro Silva Lopes and Marcus Cerdeira preserved original façades, stone staircase, ceramics...
L.A. Artists — Scathed by Fire — Dominate New York's Most Talked About Art Show
The 2026 Whitney Biennial features a notable contingent of Los Angeles‑based artists, many of whom were displaced by the devastating wildfires of January. Their work—ranging from Teresa Baker’s turf‑and‑yarn collages to Kelly Akashi’s glass chimney—directly references loss, home, and the natural...
Inside ‘Apex’ with Charlize Theron: How She Learned to Climb for Her New Netflix Movie
Charlize Theron learned to rock climb and performed the majority of the grueling climbing sequences in Netflix’s upcoming thriller *Apex* without a stunt double. She was coached by elite climber Beth Rodden and filmed on location in Australia’s remote Blue Mountains....
Leonardo Capalbo Joins Tartiere Artists for Management
Tenor Leonardo Capalbo has joined Tartiere Artists as its worldwide General Manager. Capalbo is celebrated for his interpretations of Verdi, Bizet, Massenet, Mascagni and Puccini, and has performed at leading houses such as Covent Garden, Berlin State Opera and Chicago...
3 Science-Backed Ways to Practice Optimism at Work (that Aren’t Phony or Forced)
Optimism often feels forced in corporate settings, leading to heightened stress and reduced cognitive performance. Clinical research shows that suppressing negative emotions keeps the nervous system in a threat state, limiting prefrontal cortex activity essential for planning and decision‑making. The...
Jorja Smith and Tems to Co-Headline Final Day of All Points East 2026
Jorja Smith and Nigerian star Tems will co‑headline the final day of All Points East 2026 on 21 August in Victoria Park, East London. The pairing marks Smith’s ten‑year milestone since her breakout "Blue Lights" and highlights Tems’ recent Grammy wins and...
Distracted by Everything? The Bhagavad Gita Explains Why
The Bhagavad Gita teaches that a lack of commitment breeds distraction, a lesson that resonates in today’s hyper‑connected world. By urging single‑minded focus and detachment from outcomes, the text parallels modern research on multitasking’s productivity costs. The article argues that...
Next Alpine A110 to Get ICE Variant Alongside Incoming EV
Alpine confirmed that the next‑generation A110 will debut later this year as an all‑electric sports car built on the new Alpine Performance Platform, a modular 800‑volt architecture shared with the Renault 5 Turbo 3E. The platform is also engineered to...