Colter Wall Says He’s ‘Mentally Unwell’ and Is Taking Hiatus From Touring
Colter Wall announced an indefinite hiatus from touring, canceling the remainder of his 2026 concert schedule to address his deteriorating mental health. The Canadian singer‑songwriter shared the decision on social media, emphasizing that continuing to tour had worsened his condition. Wall’s hiatus comes as he promotes his latest album, "Memories and Empties," which will now be supported without live performances. His candid admission joins a growing chorus of country artists publicly prioritizing mental wellbeing over demanding tour itineraries.
Siemens to Help Build AI-Ready Scientific Infrastructure as Part of DOE’s Genesis Mission
Siemens announced a memorandum of understanding with the U.S. Department of Energy to support the Genesis Mission, a federal effort to modernize America’s scientific infrastructure with AI‑driven computing and interoperable digital systems. The partnership leverages Siemens’ expertise in industrial AI,...
How M&S Is Embedding Circular Models with Ebay and Reskinned
Marks & Spencer has launched a dedicated clothing resale platform by partnering with eBay and technology provider Reskinned. The initiative, part of M&S’s “Another Life” circularity program, allows customers to sell pre‑owned garments on eBay while the brand focuses on...
Looking for Supermassive Black Hole Binaries with a Flash of Starlight
A new study proposes detecting supermassive black hole binaries by spotting quasiperiodic flashes of background starlight caused by gravitational microlensing when the two black holes align. Simulations indicate that about 50 nearby galaxies could exhibit such brightening events on orbital...
Curated Finds for Catherine: Seating Edit
The stylist presented Catherine with a curated seating edit to add contrast and depth to her light‑filled home. Recommendations span dining chairs, island stools, and lounge chairs, emphasizing bouclé upholstery, richer wood tones, and subtle colour accents. Each piece is...
Kibo Shares ‘SHUBZONLINE’ Video, Plans His Debut UK Tour
London rapper Kibo has dropped the full video for his new single “SHUBZONLINE,” a surreal track that reflects his constant‑online persona. The release follows a series of genre‑blending grime and drill singles that have built his digital following. Kibo announced...
Off the Runway at Paris Fashion Week
Nour Hammour, the Paris‑based shearling and leather label, opened a salon‑style showroom in the Triangle d’Or during Paris Fashion Week, capitalising on unusually mild weather that boosted outerwear demand. The brand’s best‑selling Sima coat has become a staple from Vail...
Tedeschi Trucks Band Open Beacon Run with Three-Piece ‘Future Soul’ Preview, First-Time Cover of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s “Ohio”
Tedeschi Trucks Band kicked off its Beacon Theatre residency in New York by previewing material from the forthcoming album *Future Soul*, slated for release on March 20, 2026. The set featured debut live performances of the new songs “Hero” and...
From the Archive: Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s Measure of Constraint
In 1974 a lost diary of Elizabeth Barrett Browning, covering June 1831‑April 1832, was published, offering a vivid portrait of her constrained upbringing. The entries detail her rigorous self‑education in Latin and Greek, a passionate yet platonic attachment to the...
How Goodland and Sculptor Trent Hutton Embedded a Wood Fired Hot Tub in Stone
Goodland partnered with sculptor Trent Hutton to embed its wood‑fired hot tub inside a concrete rock sculpture on Bowen Island. Hutton used his signature landscape‑inspired concrete technique, leaving a hollow core for the tub with only minor adjustments to the...
Merging Craft Practices and New Media at the Museum of Craft and Design
The Museum of Craft and Design in San Francisco is hosting "Video Craft," an exhibition that runs through August 16, 2026, exploring the overlap between video, film, and early moving‑image technologies and traditional craft media such as ceramics, textiles, and...
Five Hacks Every Fitness Watch User Should Know
Lifehacker outlines five practical hacks that let fitness‑watch owners squeeze more performance out of their devices. It suggests wearing the sensor on the upper arm for cleaner heart‑rate data, swapping the noisy current‑pace readout for lap‑pace averages, and programming hot‑keys...
LHC Physics Center at Fermilab Reaches 15-Year Milestone for CMS Data Analysis School
The LHC Physics Center at Fermilab celebrated the 15th anniversary of its CMS Data Analysis School, now in its 34th session. Held in January 2026, the intensive week hosted 48 graduate and undergraduate students alongside 48 facilitators and 11 lecturers....
Cycplus AS2 Ultra: Small, Accurate, and Good Enough to Leave the CO2 at Home
The Cycplus AS2 Ultra is a pocket‑sized electric tire inflator that weighs just 107 g and measures 2.5 × 1.75 × 1 in. In lab tests it inflated a 28 mm road tire to 65 psi in 42 seconds and a 2.3″ mountain‑bike tire to 20 psi in 45 seconds, while...
The Latest Author Protest Against AI
Around 10,000 UK authors have jointly released an empty volume titled *Don’t Steal This Book* to protest the use of their works in training AI systems. The book, containing only a roster of contributors, will be distributed at the London...
The FDA Approves Leucovorin for Rare Genetic Condition and Not for Autism
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved leucovorin, a synthetic vitamin B9, solely for cerebral folate deficiency, a rare genetic disorder. Earlier this year, President Trump and HHS Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. promoted the drug as an autism cure, prompting a surge in...
HVM Maya / Perkins&Will
Perkins & Will’s HVM Maya, an 18,000 m² luxury tower in Campo Grande, Brazil, reimagines high‑end living by merging the building with the adjacent Parque das Nações Indígenas. The design uses a west‑facing circulation belt and brise‑soleils to achieve passive thermal comfort, while exposed...
Airbus and B2Space Team Up for Advanced Stratospheric Missions
Airbus and Spanish HAPS specialist B2Space have signed a strategic partnership to develop end‑to‑end stratospheric missions. B2Space will design, launch and operate high‑altitude balloon platforms, while Airbus will provide payloads, sensors and data‑management capabilities. The collaboration targets applications such as...
Behind The Campaign: Breathe
Australian electronic duo Breathe released their debut album For Your Darkest Days on 30 October, shifting from an initial singles‑only plan to a full album campaign. The pivot was enabled by a partnership with music distribution and artist services firm Group...
Is It Normal My Teenager Has No Friends? A Psychologist Explains 4 Things Parents Should Know
Teen psychologist Dr. Carolyne Keenan explains that having few or no friends can be a normal part of adolescent development, especially when teens favor one‑on‑one connections or online communities. She highlights that social anxiety, confidence issues, or a preference for...
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Queen Camilla’s “Noticeable Departure” From Queen Elizabeth’s Fashion Protocol Shows She’s Carving Out “Her Own Identity”
Queen Camilla broke a long‑standing royal dress code at the Commonwealth Day service by pairing opaque black tights with her red coat‑dress, a stark contrast to Queen Elizabeth II’s preference for nude or brown hosiery. The outfit also featured a...
Elsewhere in Paris: Pierre Cardin, Sandro
Paris Fashion Week closed with two contrasting yet complementary showcases. In Pierre Cardin’s historic Rue du Faubourg boutique, nephew Rodrigo Basilicati‑Cardin staged an AI‑enhanced runway that reimagined Venice through futuristic doge hats, technicolour gondolas and reinterpretations of the founder’s avant‑garde...
Boosie Speaks On Trying To Get His Son Off Lean: “He’s Just Like I Used To Be”
Veteran Baton Rouge rapper Boosie Badazz revealed that his son is battling a dependence on promethazine‑codeine syrup, commonly known as lean. Boosie said the addiction mirrors his own past lean use, making the situation deeply personal. He emphasized that quitting...
Cross-Training Could Be What You’re Missing in Your Approach as a 50+ Runner. Here’s Why.
For runners aged 50 and older, incorporating cross‑training is essential to sustain performance and prevent injuries. Experts advise at least two low‑impact or strength‑training sessions each week, such as cycling, swimming, yoga, or Pilates. These activities engage complementary muscle groups,...
IQM Deploys 20-Qubit Quantum Computer at Aalto University
IQM Quantum Computers has installed its fourth 20‑qubit superconducting system, named Aalto Q20, at Aalto University in Finland. The on‑premises machine follows IQM’s full‑stack model, giving researchers direct control over data and hardware. Aalto University is linking the quantum processor...
12 Fun Netflix Series to Watch with Your Teen
The article curates twelve Netflix series that appeal to both parents and teenagers, ranging from teen rom‑coms and action‑packed adventures to documentaries and docuseries. Each title includes a brief description of its themes, age rating, and potential conversation points for...
Yellowstone’s First Grizzly Bear of 2026 Emerges From His Den
Biologists in northern Yellowstone reported the park’s first grizzly bear of 2026 on March 9, observing the male scavenging a bull bison carcass. The sighting aligns with the typical early‑March emergence of male grizzlies from winter torpor, while females with cubs...
Dua Lipa’s $500 Oseree Bikini Top Is Held up by Strings in Beach Photo
Pop star Dua Lipa posted an Instagram beach photo wearing a $500 Oséree Lumière appliquéd polka‑dot Lurex bikini top held together by ultra‑thin string ties. The shimmering gold‑toned top features tiny black polka dots and red floral appliqués, paired with...
‘I’ve Always Had This Blind Faith’: Morgan Nagler on Writing with Alt-Rock’s Biggest Names – and Making Her Solo Debut...
Veteran songwriter Morgan Nagler, known for co‑writing hits for Haim, Phoebe Bridgers and Kim Deal, released her first solo album, I’ve Got Nothing to Lose, and I’m Losing It, at age 47. The Americana‑leaning record features guest performances by Courtney Barnett, Madi Diaz and...
The Perils of Adapting Kazuo Ishiguro
Japanese director Kei Ishikawa’s new film adapts Kazuo Ishiguro’s debut novel “A Pale View of Hills,” which the Nobel laureate has long described as technically unsophisticated. The movie foregrounds Etsuko’s daughter Niki, a journalist who records her mother’s recollections, while...
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This Is the Best Beach in the U.S.—and It Has 1,200-Foot Cliffs, 2 Beautiful Coves, and a Waterfall
Honopu Beach on Kauai’s Nā Pali Coast has been crowned the best U.S. beach by The World’s 50 Best Beaches, thanks to its dramatic 1,200‑foot cliffs, a waterfall, and two secluded coves. The site is a sacred Hawaiian burial ground and remains inaccessible by...
Neuhaus Metalworks Launches 32-Inch Rigid Mountain Bike
California framebuilder Neuhaus Metalworks has introduced the Nova32, a rigid mountain bike built around oversized 32‑inch wheels. The bike features a steel Hummingbird‑derived tubeset and a carbon fork, targeting long‑distance cross‑country riders seeking higher speeds on rough terrain. Neuhaus will...
How to Wear Prints to Work—According to Mariko Kuo
Corporate lawyer and style influencer Mariko Kuo explains how to incorporate bold prints into professional attire without compromising authority. She outlines a three‑step approach—tonal layering, tailored polish, and neutral anchoring—to make patterned pieces office‑appropriate. By pairing a printed blouse with...
The Best Knee-High Boots, According to People Whose Taste We Trust
The article curates a list of the best knee‑high boots for 2026, spanning budget options at $66 to luxury pairs near $1,000. Recommendations come from stylists, founders, and fashion writers, highlighting comfort features such as memory‑foam soles, slip‑resistant insoles, and...
A.A. Williams Announces New Album ‘Solstice’
A.A. Williams announced her new album *Solstice*, slated for release on June 5, 2026, marking her first full-length project with the RPM label. The announcement includes the third single, “Hold It Together,” which blends piano‑driven atmospheres with post‑rock textures. The...
Today Im Hip Hop History: Killer Mike Released His Debut Solo Album ‘Monster’ 23 Years Ago
On March 26, 2003 Killer Mike debuted his solo album *Monster* on Columbia and Aquemini Records, marking his emergence from the OutKast‑linked Dungeon Family. Executive‑produced by Big Boi, the record blended soulful instrumentation with hard‑hitting Southern beats and featured collaborators such as...
Are Travel Membership Clubs Worth the Annual Fee for Cruises
Travel membership clubs offer a paid shortcut to cruise perks such as preferred pricing, priority check‑in and cabin upgrades, with Cruzy+ focusing on Carnival voyages for an $89 annual fee. The program bundles a personal cruise counselor, curated guides and...
STAT+: FDA Approves Leucovorin for Rare Disorder without Trial Data
The FDA has granted approval for leucovorin, a folinic‑acid formulation, to treat a rare metabolic disorder despite the absence of new clinical trial data. The decision leans on decades of off‑label use and historical safety records rather than prospective studies....
Where to Eat, Stay, and Play in Tulum, Quintana Roo's Evolving Coastal Escape
Travel writer Gina Góngora charts Tulum’s evolution from a rugged, off‑grid beach town to a polished coastal hotspot in 2026. The guide highlights seamless access via Cancún and the new Tulum International Airport, a surge of boutique hotels that fuse...
California's Charming Los Angeles Suburb Boasts Artsy Vibes And Entertainment
Moorpark, a 35,000‑person suburb northwest of Los Angeles, is positioning itself as an arts‑focused destination. The city adopted a 2021 Arts Master Plan, installing public‑art pieces such as the “Moorpark Orchard” sculptures and revitalizing the historic High Street Arts Center...
Tyla’s Temporary Body Tattoo as Top Is a Simon Carle Masterpiece
Tyla, the Grammy‑winning singer, closed Paris Fashion Week by wearing a temporary body‑tattoo top designed by Simon Carle. The brown snakeskin‑inspired tattoo featured pockets and left her back largely exposed, creating a second‑skin effect. She paired the avant‑garde piece with low‑rise...
Gouge Away Sign To Run For Cover Records, Release New Song
Gouge Away has officially joined Run For Cover Records and debuted the new single “Figurine.” The track, recorded live to tape in Portland with Larry Crane and featuring guitarist Theo Hartlett, showcases the band’s raw, angular punk sound. It is...
Where Some See Strings, She Sees a Space-Time Made of Fractals
Physicist Astrid Eichhorn leads the asymptotic safety program, proposing that quantum‑gravity interactions become scale‑invariant at the Planck scale, yielding a fractal‑like space‑time. Her work shows that a fixed point persists even when all known matter fields are included, allowing the...
Calls for 'Healthy Relationship' Lessons for Kids, After 75 Women Killed in Domestic Homicides Last Year
Campaigners, backed by reality stars, urged primary schools to teach healthy relationships after 75 women were killed in domestic homicides in the year ending March 2025. They highlighted the need for early consent education and increased funding for refuges, noting...
Jill Biden to Publish Memoir About Her Tenure as First Lady
Jill Biden is set to release her second memoir, *View from the East Wing*, on June 2, 2026, published by Gallery Books, with an audiobook narrated by Biden herself. The book offers a candid look at her tenure as First...
SIX FEET UNDER Streams "Unmistakable Smell Of Death", Announces New Record Next To Die
Veteran death‑metal act Six Feet Under announced their fifteenth studio album, *Next to Die*, slated for release on April 24. The 12‑track record blends the band’s classic groove‑heavy style with fast, aggressive death‑metal songs. Guitarist Jack Owen and vocalist Chris Barnes co‑produced the...
The Source Magazine Remembers Legendary Detroit Femcee Boss Two Years Later
The Source Magazine commemorated Detroit rap pioneer Lichelle Marie Laws, known as Boss, two years after her death. A trailblazing female MC in the early 1990s, she released the gritty album *Born Gangstaz* in 1993, featuring the standout single “Deeper.”...
Help Me, Joyce Carol Oates
Joyce Carol Oates, a six‑decade literary titan and four‑time Pulitzer finalist, remains active on X, offering candid commentary on culture and creativity. In a recent i‑D interview, she shared practical advice ranging from job hunting to overcoming writer’s block, even...
Two to Three Cups of Coffee a Day May Protect Your Mental Health
A new analysis of 461,586 UK adults tracked for over 13 years found that drinking two to three cups of coffee daily is linked to the lowest risk of developing mood and stress disorders. The protective effect disappears at five...
Rare ‘Jungle Book’ Illustrations Surge Past Estimates at Auction
Two long‑overlooked watercolors, identified as original 1903 illustrations by Edward Julius and Charles Maurice Detmold for Rudyard Kipling’s *The Jungle Book*, were sold at Roseberys in London on March 10. The pair fetched a combined £130,480 ($174,940), far exceeding their presale...