Every time Taylor Swift’s go-to red lipstick comes back in stock, we have to make a PSA. You see, it typically takes no more than six seconds before the beloved cool-toned shade flies off the shelves. Consider it our beauty-editor due diligence. The lippie in question? Pat McGrath’s Legendary Wear Matte Lipstick in the shade […]
Three months ago, I didn’t know who Monica Barbaro was. Once I watched A Complete Unknown and listened to her mesmerizing singing voice, however, I knew that this was an actress whose career I’d be following closely. Whether she wins an Oscar for her portrayal of Joan Baez remains to be seen, but I’m looking
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Fendi’s Fall-Winter 2025 collection marked a monumental moment for the iconic Italian fashion house, as it celebrated its 100th anniversary during Milan Fashion Week. Founded in 1925 by Edoardo and Adele Fendi, the brand has remained at the forefront of luxury fashion, blending heritage with innovation. This centenary show, conceptualized by Silvia Venturini Fendi, the
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, February 26th, 2025, Chainwire The MuskIt team was proud to host Errol Musk in Dubai for an exclusive four-day visit this week. As an honored guest of MuskIt project, Errol Musk explored key locations for the proposed Musk Tower – a planned hub for global technology, blockchain innovation, and entrepreneurship. His
Edward Gorey’s friends apparently called him “Ted”. But, in our family, he was always “Mr. Gorey”. My father chanced on his works during a business trip, back when they were small, slight booklets that seemed handmade. With them came an entire world, curious and enticing, fashioned out of the finest and most meticulous pen strokes. It
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On March 1, after a two-year absence, Portland Art Museum’s prized Monet is going back on view. But the Waterlilies canvas that is returning to the galleries is remarkably changed, thanks to a conservation project that has radically de-varnished its surface. The effort doesn’t just restore the work’s striking tonalities for the first time in
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Nine of the UK’s leading book festivals previously sponsored by Baillie Gifford have collaborated to explore how to survive in an increasingly pressurised environment. They have also joined the British Arts Festivals Association (BAFA). The alliance – which includes Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) and the Chelmsford Literary Festival, among others – has joined BAFA
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Editor’s Note: This story originally appeared in On Balance, the ARTnews newsletter about the art market and beyond. Sign up here to receive it every Wednesday. The wealthy appear to be forsaking the UK in droves, and newly initiated tax rules aren’t helping. Several art dealers and advisers told ARTnews they are worried about how those rules will impact the country’s art market
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Consensys has announced the SEC will drop its case against MetaMask. The regulator sued the company over the wallet’s staking feature, alleging securities violations. SEC has dropped investigations or cases against Coinbase, Gemini, Robinhood, Uniswap. The US Securities and Exchange Commission has agreed to drop its case against MetaMask, Consensys founder Joseph Lubin said. In
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“Taking diversity and inclusion out of art, that doesn’t seem possible,” Amy Austin, president and CEO of Theatre Washington, told TheWrap. “So I’m just not sure where this is going to lead.” – The Wrap (MSN) Source link
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