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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Here’s another Danny Boyle-directed opening ceremony, almost as epic as his London Olympics one in 2012. Factory International invited him to co-create a show that would announce the new £242mn Aviva Studios in Manchester as …
Hide menu 2023 Greats Issue: A Master Class in Curiosity, Composure, and Defiance In the upcoming issue of T, slated for release on October 22nd, we celebrate four extraordinary talents who have made their mark in music, film, art, and fashion. Their careers serve as a prime example of curiosity, composure, and defiance. When I …
I Know Where I’m Going! – A Purely Lovable British Classic | BFI Film Release I Know Where I’m Going! – A Purely Lovable British Classic Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger’s 1945 classic, I Know Where I’m Going!, has been rereleased as part of the BFI’s nationally touring Powell/Pressburger season. This iconic film is considered …
Violet Pacileo left her job in finance in Tokyo to open a CrossFit gym in rural Japan. Contrary to popular belief, she discovered that rural life doesn’t necessarily mean a slower pace of life. Despite living in the countryside, Pacileo still works around the clock as a business owner. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for …
Singers Nicolas King and Seth Sikes are celebrating their one-year creative collaboration with a highly anticipated return to the New York stage. Known as the “New Belters,” King and Sikes will perform at the popular Manhattan nightspot, Green Room 42, on Friday. HuffPost got an exclusive preview of their concert through a video clip featuring …
In November 2022, my photographic partner, Iango Henzi, and I embarked on a special project for Vanity Fair Europe centered around Madonna. With her upcoming world tour, we aimed to create something artistic and meaningful. Our original idea was to reimagine The Last Supper, but with Madonna as the sole figure. However, we wanted to …
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The British Museum plans to digitize its records within five years as part of an effort to protect its collection after the theft of approximately 2,000 artifacts. George Osborne, former Conservative chancellor and chair of …
Aviva Studios, the new £240m arts venue in Manchester, launched with a Matrix-themed extravaganza called Free Your Mind. The show featured dancers wrapped in cocoons, convulsing on stage to symbolise humans breaking free from amniotic pods. The venue, described as the “most important cultural development in Europe” by Manchester city council’s leader, was originally intended …
I didn’t have a traditional wedding — I walked myself down the aisle. So it’s not a surprise I didn’t have a traditional honeymoon, instead I went alone on a solo-moon. My husband and I have the rest of our lives to travel together. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for signing up! Access your favorite …
Yayoi Kusama, the highly regarded Japanese artist known for her iconic polka dots, has issued a heartfelt apology for racist comments she made about Black individuals in her 2003 autobiography. Kusama, who is 94 years old, shared her apology with The San Francisco Chronicle in an article published last Friday ahead of her exhibition opening …