Global Photos: Seoul Cleaning, Indian Legend Mourned
A visual journey across continents: Seoul's statue cleaning, Mumbai mourns Asha Bhosle, volcanic eruption in Japan, and political moments from Trump to Starmer.
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AI's Great Art Heist: Tech Giants Plunder Creative Work
Generative AI companies are accused of the largest art theft in history, scraping billions of images without permission, destroying creative jobs, and facing growing resistance from artists worldwide.
Global Weekend in Pictures: Thai New Year to NASA Capsule
A visual journey across the globe captures Easter rocket wars in Greece, Thai New Year celebrations, a Panamanian golden frog conservation effort, and NASA's Artemis II capsule in San Diego.
Freddy Brazier Leaves Girlfriend and Newborn Over Family Row
Model Freddy Brazier has reportedly walked out on girlfriend Holly Swinburn and their newborn daughter Isla Jade following a dispute about his relationship with grandmother Jackiey Budden.
Artemis Crew: Surviving Space vs. First Office Job
A lighthearted exploration of how the Artemis crew's 10-day space mission compares to the trials of a first office job, highlighting resilience in different environments.
Young European Photography Festival Returns to Paris
The 16th edition of the Circulation(s) photo festival in Paris features works by 26 emerging European photographers, exploring themes from identity to political conflict, running from March 21 to May 17, 2026.
Decline of Hard-Hitting Interviews: Celebrities Interview Celebrities
As celebrities increasingly interview each other, the art of the revealing star interview is fading. This trend, seen in Vogue and beyond, raises questions about accountability and journalistic integrity in media.
Stephen Collins' Fairytale Cartoon of National Treasures
A whimsical cartoon by Stephen Collins depicts a magical fairytale land filled with Britain's national treasures, blending fantasy with cultural heritage in a humorous and imaginative visual narrative.
Spring Picnics Cartoon by Madeline Horwath Celebrates London
Madeline Horwath's cartoon on spring picnics offers a whimsical take on London's seasonal traditions, blending humor with cultural commentary in a vibrant visual style.
Bombay Beach Biennale: Desert Art Festival's Growing Pains
The Bombay Beach Biennale, a unique arts festival in California's desert, celebrates its 10th anniversary while grappling with overcrowding and sustainability challenges.
Entertainment Guide: Tuscany Romcom to Euphoria's Return
This week's entertainment guide features Halle Bailey and Regé-Jean Page in 'You, Me & Tuscany,' the return of 'Euphoria,' plus art exhibitions, stage shows, and new album releases across London and the UK.
Becky Barnicoat's Cartoon on Modern Sauna Culture
A new cartoon by Becky Barnicoat humorously depicts contemporary sauna culture, exploring themes of social interaction and personal space in shared wellness environments.
Art Weekly: Fossil Fuels, Debuts, and Moon Views
This week's art roundup features John Gerrard's digital critique of fossil fuels, Michaela Yearwood-Dan's museum debut, and NASA's foreboding lunar photography from Artemis II.
Hilma af Klint: Abstract Art Pioneer's Paris Exhibition
Swedish artist Hilma af Klint, who created abstract works decades before Kandinsky and Mondrian, is finally receiving recognition with a major Paris exhibition exploring her spiritual vision and exclusion from art history.
Indigenous Art Exhibition Opens After Delay and Lawsuit
The National Gallery of Australia's Ngura Puḻka exhibition, featuring 30 Indigenous paintings, opens after three years of controversy, investigations, and a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit.
Brooklyn Beckham Stronger with Nicola Peltz in Family Rift
Brooklyn Beckham celebrates four years of marriage to Nicola Peltz, claiming they are 'stronger than ever' in a post that hints at ongoing tensions with his parents, David and Victoria Beckham.
Aubrey Plaza's Pregnancy: New Love with Christopher Abbott
Actress Aubrey Plaza is expecting her first child with partner Christopher Abbott, sparking both celebration and backlash after her husband's tragic death in 2025.
Space Journal: Visual Chronicle of Cosmic Exploration
Explore the art and science of space exploration through 'Space Journal,' a new book celebrating spacesuits, historical milestones, and cosmic imagery from the 17th century to today.
Artemis II and Trump: Cartoon Satire on Space and Power
Rebecca Hendin's cartoon for The Guardian critiques Donald Trump's political influence through the lens of NASA's Artemis II mission, blending space exploration with sharp political commentary.
Elderly Hungarian Women in Carnival Reveal Life Secrets
Photographer János Bődey captures elderly residents in a Hungarian retirement home celebrating carnival, sharing wisdom on longevity and happiness despite economic challenges.
Beckham Wedding Rabbi Called Brooklyn 'David' in Cringe Blunder
A new report reveals the rabbi at Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz's wedding repeatedly called him 'David,' citing being a soccer fan, amid ongoing family drama.
London Art Exhibitions Closing This Weekend: Last Chance
Don't miss the final days of four standout London exhibitions featuring Picasso, Turner, Constable, and emerging artists, all ending on April 12, 2026. Plan your visit now.
Gordon Parks' Segregation Story in Alabama
An exhibition in Atlanta showcases Gordon Parks' powerful photographs documenting Black family life under Jim Crow laws, revealing resilience and dignity in the segregated South.
Rowson's Bunker Cartoon Satirizes Trump's Isolation
A new cartoon by Martin Rowson depicts Donald Trump in a bunker, symbolizing his political isolation and paranoia, with sharp commentary on his leadership style.
Sketch Gallery Redesign: Art and Dining in London
Sketch Gallery in Mayfair unveils a major redesign with new art by Jonathan Baldock, blending modern European cuisine with Asian touches in a vibrant, immersive setting.
Japanese Risograph Printer Unites Artists Worldwide
Designer Gabriella Marcella's Riso Club connects artists from New York to Damascus through affordable risograph printing, showcasing global creativity in Glasgow exhibition.
Political Clash Over Picasso's Guernica: Madrid vs Basque
A heated dispute erupts between Spanish regional governments over requests to move Picasso's iconic Guernica painting from Madrid to the Basque Country for a commemorative exhibition.
Artemis II Cartoon Satirizes Moon Mission by Nicola Jennings
A new cartoon by Nicola Jennings humorously critiques the Artemis II mission to the far side of the moon, blending art and commentary on space exploration's grand ambitions.
Es Devlin's AI Ethics Conference Blends Pottery with Tech Debate
Artist Es Devlin organized a unique conference at Oxford Kilns where AI researchers, spiritual leaders, and academics created ceramic vessels while debating artificial intelligence's impact on humanity and ethics.
Arca's Artistic Rebirth: Painting Overcomes Burnout
Electronic musician Arca reveals how frenzied painting helped her recover from industry burnout, with her first institutional exhibition now showing at London's ICA.
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