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Artist Justin Brice Guariglia Captures the Melting Anthropocene From NASA’s Skies

From a certain vantage point inside Justin Brice Guariglia’s expansive Brooklyn studio, visitors might find themselves momentarily disoriented, unsure of…
Oct 30, 2026

Reddit Plans Move to "Logged-In Only Experience" as AI Search Eats Into Traffic

Reddit is preparing to fundamentally shift how users access its platform by transforming into a strictly logged-in experience, a move…

Gay Filipino Couple’s Homecoming Documentary ‘We Had a Plan’ Boarded by Cat&Docs Ahead of IDFA Premiere, Trailer Unveiled (EXCLUSIVE)

The feature-length documentary, directed by acclaimed Dutch filmmaker Suzanne Raes and co-directed by Venice De Castro Atienza, will make its…

How Heritage Car Design is Rescuing European Automakers From a Sea of Blandness

Walk around any modern urban center anywhere in the world today, stand on a busy street corner, and try to…

Funding the Fourth Estate: Why Thailand’s Battle Over Sin Taxes Holds Lessons for Public Broadcasters Worldwide

As British politicians and BBC bosses continually search for sustainable, modern ways to fund the United Kingdom’s public service broadcaster,…

Escape into Gretchen Scherer’s Maximalist Paintings of Palatial, Art-Filled Spaces

For visitors attending her latest solo exhibition, In Time, currently on view at the Monya Rowe Gallery in New York,…

Apple Launches First Touchscreen MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, Reopening the Ergonomic Debate First Raised by Steve Jobs

In 2010, Steve Jobs delivered a definitive assessment of touchscreen laptops that resonated across the consumer technology industry for more…

West Coast Modernism Finds a Rugged New Expression in Victoria, B.C.

West Coast modernism has long possessed a distinct and recognizable architectural flavor, defined above all by the seamless blurring of…

Shedding Light on the ‘Invisible Men’: New Book Uncovers the Trailblazing Black Artists of Comic Books’ Golden Age

The Golden Age of comic books, spanning approximately from 1938 to 1956, is widely celebrated as a foundational era for…

Animation Icon Bill Plympton Returns with a Trippy Music Video for Average Friends

More than half a century into a remarkably prolific and singular career, legendary animator Bill Plympton—widely and rightfully acknowledged as…