The 2026 FIFA World Cup is right around the corner, and with it, many moments that people will be talking about for decades to come. But how did soccer and the World Cup become such global forces and vessels of collective memory?
The Ferrari Luce is here, breaking records and expectations for the Prancing Horse.
Embed from Getty Images Marjane Satrapi, the acclaimed French-Iranian artist, author, and filmmaker behind the graphic novel Persepolis, has died...
What does happiness look like? Designer Sara Ricciardi explored one of life’s greatest mysteries in a buoyant installation during Milan Design Week 2026. Her immersive, site-specific work titled Serotonin – the chemistry of happiness sought to examine the connection between beauty and bliss. Ricciardi transformed the concept of serotonin, a brain chemical that helps to regulate our mood, into an immersive sensory experience that invited attendees to step among monumental forms.
If you’ve ever wondered what electronic music might sound like if it had emerged 700 years ago, French trio Courseval...
From robins and blackbirds to finches and wrens, a remarkable variety of bird species call our gardens and woodlands home.
Cloaking your world in rainbows is easier than you think. You don’t need to wait for a serendipitous rain; you just need the right filter for your smartphone. The Prism Vision Camera Lens Filter from Wokeface is making that easier than ever, and there’s no digital component required. That’s right—you don’t need to search for an app or add something to your social media.
Music is a powerful form of expression, and its accompanying clubbing culture is a natural way to combine it with...
One high school senior got more than he expected on his graduation day.
Forty years after Christo and Jeanne-Claude wrapped Paris’ Pont Neuf in golden fabric, French artist JR has returned to the historic bridge with a monumental intervention of his own. La Caverne du Pont Neuf transforms the 17th-century landmark into a giant cave that visitors can explore free of charge, day and night. In 1985, Christo and Jeanne-Claude covered the Pont Neuf with 40,000 square meters (over 430,00 square feet)
Photography is often about being in the right place at the right time. Sometimes, it’s spontaneous, like in street photography.
If you’ve ever visited Rome or Venice, you’ll know that Italy’s most famous destinations can often feel overcrowded.
