Reporting on creators, platforms, entertainment and the cultural forces shaping how people connect and communicate.59 published reports
The two-night ceremony rewarded television crafts, guest performances and nonfiction work before the September 14 primetime broadcast.
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The melon-ball drink grew from a concession experiment into a social-media object and collectible cup.
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The Los Angeles show traced New York, London, Washington and Southern California through flyers, clothing, recordings and art.
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The Gallagher brothers brought the film to Venice after a global tour. Its filmmakers say the emotional arc emerged from observation, not a scripted promise that the reunion would last.
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The five-year, €50 million renovation added factory capacity and a museum while retaining hand assembly at the 105-year-old Italian motorcycle maker.
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The free New York exhibition runs through September 26 with designer-dressed figures and NASA history, showing how character licensing can become cultural authorship as well as commerce.
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Two manuscripts and three crosses from a private collection lack complete export histories. The museum says provenance research—not an unsupported accusation—will guide a 20-year relationship.
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The 19th-century adobe house once held John Mouat's Pacific-coast observatory. Its September 7 reopening also creates temporary space for a regional archive and UNESCO visitor information.
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The privately held 1889 painting will anchor a Fondation Louis Vuitton exhibition about collector Gustave Fayet. Its wartime history is documented; spectacular price estimates remain estimates.
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The October 23 fantasy used 136 sets, 231 puppets and years of frame-by-frame labor, turning production technique into part of the film's meaning.
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The September 7 Lumière Summit will bring participants from more than 30 countries to Saint-Paul-de-Vence for a first-of-its-kind moving-image debate.
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The free September 4–8 Public Works production uses 12 record-inspired tracks to make civic life—not one star—the subject of Central Park's stage.
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George Lucas and Mellody Hobson's new Los Angeles institution places cinema, illustration, comics, murals and fine art inside one broad history of visual storytelling.
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The two-time Grammy winner transformed standards and popular songs with a low, unmistakable voice shaped by Mississippi blues, folk, country and modern jazz.
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The September 24 Catholic ceremony follows years of delay and renewed scrutiny of the broadcaster-bishop's record in Rochester.
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Physical-format revenue jumped in the first half of 2026, led by a sharp increase in CD sales. Streaming remains dominant, so the comeback is meaningful without being a return to the 1990s.
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The Labor Day weekend festival consolidates its main stages in Hart Plaza, keeps admission free and builds two major programs around Coltrane’s 100th birthday.
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Brendan Fraser plays Dwight Eisenhower and Andrew Scott portrays meteorologist James Stagg in a drama about the forecast that delayed the Normandy invasion by 24 hours.
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The museum and designer ended the planned 2027 Costume Institute show; a replacement exhibition and Met Gala plan have not been announced.
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The National Museum of Asian Art opens a 26-object exhibition September 26, pairing celebrated works with questions about how museums define a masterpiece.
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Phone-first serials are creating jobs and projected U.S. revenue of $1.5 billion this year, while cliffhangers and app payments raise new creative and consumer questions.
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The 83rd edition pairs major awards contenders with films on Elon Musk, Russian journalism and Gaza—while only one woman-directed film competes for the Golden Lion.
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Ketchup Entertainment's rescue of the completed Looney Tunes film produced a second-place debut, reopening the debate over tax write-offs and cultural access.
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The streaming debut, paired with an official making-of podcast, completes a franchise loop that began on television and expanded to a summer theatrical release.
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The Irvine event paired a women-led lineup with flexible nonprofit grants, reviving the benefit-festival model for a Gen Z audience.
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Paramount has set June 2, 2028, for the follow-up, nearly four decades after the original; plot details and the full cast remain limited.
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The exhibition's final day brings together art, technology and speculative bodies, showing that today's machine-intelligence debate has a longer cultural history.
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Streams rose dramatically after the country icon’s death, while her songs, philanthropy and business choices explain why the response crossed generations and genres.
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Her 2017 version sold more than one million copies; the new project is a complete retranslation rather than a revision.
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The Japanese artist turned repetition, mirrors and immersive space into a global visual language while refusing the narrow categories applied to her work.
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The reunited band says informal sessions rebuilt trust before a new album that reconnects its rock, soul and blues vocabulary without pretending no time has passed.
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The brackets identify possible opponents and seed placement, but projected blockbusters still depend on players winning each preceding match.
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Her first title of the season changed the direction of an uneven year, but a hard-court trophy does not guarantee a third Grand Slam championship.
AUGUST 28, 2026READ STORY →Videos now receive a public view as soon as playback begins, while creators must use a separate analytics measurement to see who continued watching.
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New applicants will need 8,000 qualified watch hours or 20 million qualified Shorts views before receiving advertising and subscription revenue.
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The singular British actor, singer and voice performer died at his Los Angeles home after a career that made unforgettable characters out of heroes, villains and everything in between.
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An arbitrator ordered The Washington Post to rehire the opinion journalist with back pay after finding the newspaper lacked sufficient cause to fire her.
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The Renwick Gallery's new show brings together more than 240 works and five years of research across fairs, 4-H clubs and tribal nations.
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Records from before, during and after September 11 are presented as evidence of individual lives, government response and a national trauma still shaping public memory.
AUGUST 26, 2026READ STORY →Channels can turn existing catalogs into continuous streams where audiences watch together and participate in live chat.
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The new platform combines subscriptions, tips, paid content and fan communities while taking 20% of creator earnings.
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Tennis organizations and brands are investing in creators who turn tournaments into fashion, food and lifestyle content reaching audiences beyond traditional sports coverage.
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The beloved singer, songwriter, actress and philanthropist leaves an extraordinary legacy spanning nearly seven decades.
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Her 11 nominations top Taylor Swift's nine and place two generations of pop stardom at the center of the September 27 ceremony.
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Marlon James, Yiyun Li, Barbara Kingsolver and other novelists anchor a crowded list, while Joe Biden's memoir stands out among fewer major political releases.
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Opening Night Live begins August 25, followed by public demos, publisher broadcasts and creator coverage through August 30.
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Beginning February 1, new applicants will need 8,000 qualified watch hours or 20 million qualified Shorts views to enter YouTube’s full monetization program.
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