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Monday, July 27, 2026
A young woman poses while eating potato chips
A toned woman enjoying a vegetable salad as part of her weight-loss journey
A brunette woman stands in the kitchen surrounded by healthy food
A woman in a beige bodysuit lies on the floor while eating chips
A woman in a white tank top holds a bowl of vegetable salad in one hand and a hamburger in the other
Food & Wine
The only diet that ever worked for me
Simplifying food, breaking the cycle, and choosing habits over hype
A diverse team of experts collaborates to design a human-centered AI framework, prioritizing transparency, data ethics, and sustainability for a safer digital future
Science & Technology
The ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Understanding bias, responsibility, and the human impact of emerging technologies
Two young children sit side by side at home, absorbed in their digital devices, reflecting how screens have become a central part of modern childhood and daily development
Science & Technology
Between the real and the reel
Exploring the neurological impact of screen time and the search for balance in modern childhood
Plastic pollution activist holding a protest sign during a climate change demonstration
Economy & Politics
Cascading failures in a shared system
How climate breakdown, conflict, and weakened cooperation are derailing the Sustainable Development Goals

On the Street

Parent and child practice going to the dentist
Wellness
Reducing children's dental office anxiety
Tips and stragies to calm children
Pécs is an ancient city in southern Hungary, close to the Croatian border, founded by the Romans
Architecture & Design
The architectural evolution of Pécs
Bauhaus influence and postmodern experimentation
Flows of energy and matter intertwine, visualizing the dynamic balance underlying technological evolution
Culture
Energy and matter in the evolution of the technological eras
An analysis of the Princonser Method that reveals the stable proportion between information and structure as the basis of sustainable systems
Installation View, ‘The Plumbers (Hygienic Gaze)’ at Vitrine Bermondsey Street , courtesy of Vitrine
Art
Edwin Burdis. The Plumbers
An interview with British artist Edwin Burdis
Ivan Lins © Ivanlins.com
Entertainment
Spreading Brazil across the World
Ivan Lins walks this earth
A woman rummages through a rack of colorful clothes at a thrift store
Fashion
A new perspective on conscious consumption
How the second-hand market is redefining the fashion industry

Architecture & Design

Mere aesthetics is the past. Architectural priorities now merge durability, sustainability, and design
How material selection shapes architectural finishes
The next generation's design for durability
Rotterdam Centraal station is the main railway hub of Rotterdam, serving an average of 100,000 passengers each day. The current station building, located at Stationsplein, was officially inaugurated on 13 March 2014 by Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands
Rotterdam: Europe’s city of the future
Architecture, industry, and innovation in the Netherlands’ most modern metropolis

Art

Installation view from the “Art of Manga” exhibition at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, featuring works from Hirohiko Araki’s JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure series. The exhibition showcases hundreds of original drawings and large-scale installations by major Japanese manga artists from the 1970s to the present, including Eiichiro Oda (One Piece), Junji Ito, and Tite Kubo (Bleach). Araki’s featured artwork includes life-sized characters and their Stands, designed to align with viewers’ eye levels for an immersive experience, highlighting manga as a recognized art form in a museum setting. Photo: © İdil Burkutoğlu
Hirohiko Araki and color without rules
Rethinking identity, composition, and expression in "JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure"
Entangled roots and floating forms, solo exhibition, 2026. Courtesy of the artist
Yilin Rebecca Sun on Vessel
The artist and curator reflects on clay, collaboration, and the connections that shape our shared future

Culture

Black and white image of the crucifix in Carmona, AL, Spain
The ache that leads us home
Rediscovering God’s presence in longing, wounds, and the journey of return
Khirokitia, whose name is thought to mean “Pig Cradle,” is a Neolithic archaeological site on the island of Cyprus that has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1998
Khirokitia: the first circle of humanity
Community, memory, creativity, belonging

Economy & Politics

People arriving and departing with suitcases, representing the human movement behind economic growth
Why immigration matters for the economy
A look at how migration supports innovation, fills workforce gaps, and strengthens national economies
Haitian freighter with 463 Haitian migrants stopped by the U.S. Coast Guard on October 1, 1998
Fears of demographic death
Saving the West through the restoration of white supremacy, Trump’s final solution

Entertainment

A corkboard displaying a chaotic arrangement of potential evidence – photographs, text fragments, and connections made with red string – visually encapsulates the intricate and often perplexing nature of true crime stories that captivate consumers
Does true crime empower awareness or glorify suffering?
Unraveling the impact of true crime consumption
Geralt of Rivia, a mutated monster hunter, struggles to find his place in a world where people often prove more wicked than beasts
The return of the monster boyfriend
Why romance returns to vampires, assassins, and stitched men—and what our desire for danger reveals

Fashion

Donatella Versace in an intricately embellished ensemble, symbolizing the luxury and theatrical elegance of the Versace house
Donatella Versace: the woman who turned glamour into power
How a fearless creative mind reshaped luxury fashion for a new era 
Woman repairing a pair of jeans using traditional visible mending techniques
The repair economy and fashion's next chapter
How care, craftsmanship, and new regulations are reshaping the future of consumption

Feature

Horseshoe crabs resting together against the evening tide, representing inseparable bonds shaped by love
Bounding love
A moving story about relationships, choices, and the hope that it is never too late to return home
A path splitting the forest, giving the traveler the opportunity or the weight of a decision
She is my daughter
Crossing: searching amidst the war

Food & Wine

A woman holding a slice of pizza while working at her computer at home
Girl dinner, but make it class-conscious
On survival meals, 9-to-5 fatigue, and why meal-prepping doesn’t have to cost your will to live
Whey and plant-based protein sources displayed together, highlighting differences in composition, texture, and nutritional origin in a natural, realistic setting
Whey protein versus plant-based protein
A scientific comparison of protein quality, digestibility, and muscle outcomes

Science & Technology

An orbital manufacturing module operates above Earth, where molten material forms in microgravity—illustrating how space is becoming the next frontier of industrial production
Manufacturing without gravity
Why space-based production is redefining materials, industry, and supply chains
Scientists analyzing microscopic specimens alongside digital biological models, representing the future of precision medicine
Transcriptomics and AI are improving drug discovery
How AI-powered tools are improving drug design, testing, and patient outcomes

Sport

The simple yet vital role of food in athletic preparation highlights how nutrition, even in seemingly small details, can be "game-changing" in high-performance sports
How elite athletes' diets transformed performance
From Olympic records to NBA championships, the revolutionary diet changes that made athletic history
Women athletes running in a daytime race as fans cheer from the stadium
The gender pay gap in sports and the direction it can head
Why women’s sports are still undervalued and how equality in pay and coverage is finally within reach

Travel

Crowds of tourists exploring the seafood night market in Keelung, Taiwan
The curious traveler’s survival guide
Street food, local customs, and the scams every traveler should know about
World' largest trident(Tirshul) located at Dharapani, Pandweshor Mahadev Temple, Dang Nepal
Finding stillness in Dharapani
A slow journey through village life in Dang, Nepal

Wellness

A cyclist enjoying a peaceful ride beneath the evening sun, representing how simple outdoor activities contribute to lasting fitness
Small moves, big results: snack-size fitness for summer
How short bursts of movement can keep you active, healthy, and energized all summer long
Caught between silence and selfhood, the hidden weight of identity concealment can transform loneliness into a lifelong psychological burden
The psychological architecture of self-deception
Self-deception, minority stress, and the cognitive burden of concealing sexual identity within heteronormative social structures
Discover our authors
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Patricia Gomes
Vadiraj Bengeri
Vadiraj Bengeri
Boris Cizelj
Boris Cizelj
Shweta Rathod
Shweta Rathod
Despina Nicola
Despina Nicola
Laura Linga
Laura Linga
Dorota Okrasińska
Dorota Okrasińska
Shem Fleenor
Shem Fleenor
Rose Morrison
Rose Morrison
Omar Sabah
Omar Sabah
Patricia Audrey Hakim
Patricia Audrey Hakim
Shadiya Baqutayan
Shadiya Baqutayan

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Lambda members and allies perform a skit based on the popular TV quiz show, Hollywood Squares, at the 2002 Lambda Network at Kodak's Annual Education Event with Management (detail). Courtesy of George Eastman Museum
Picturing equality: the Lambda Network at Kodak
27 Jul — 8 Nov 2026 at the George Eastman Museum in Rochester, United States
Mike Saijo, Trees of Redondo beach 2 (detail), 2026. Courtesy of bG Gallery
The great escape
28 Jul — 10 Aug 2026 at the bG Gallery in Santa Monica, United States
Jivan Lee, Quartzite. Morning (detail), 2026. Courtesy of LewAllen Galleries
Multitudes
31 Jul — 12 Sep 2026 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Rohit Varekar, Floting house, 2026. Courtesy of Sakshi Gallery
Sites of passage
31 Jul — 22 Aug 2026 at the Sakshi Gallery in Mumbai, India
Farah Billah, The table, with friends (detail), 2026. Courtesy of Ogden Museum of Southern Art
Louisiana contemporary
1 Aug 2026 — 14 Feb 2027 at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, United States
Gwen John, Girl with a blue scarf (detail), c.1923. Courtesy of National Galleries Scotland
Gwen John: strange beauties
1 Aug 2026 — 4 Jan 2027 at the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Lance Myers, Breathless and on again (detail). Courtesy of Wally Workman Gallery
As we unmagic the self
1 Aug — 6 Sep 2026 at the Wally Workman Gallery in Austin, United States
Ines Katamso, Hyphaeahpyh 5 (detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf
The places we carry
6 — 30 Aug 2026 at Sullivan+Strumpf in Sydney, Australia
W. Max Thomason, Do you ever feel everything you have could disappear in an instant (detail), 2026. Courtesy of Pulse Visual Arts
Falling away from prime
7 Aug — 27 Sep 2026 at Pulse Visual Art in Denver, United States
Sharon Booma, The oil of gladness (detail), 2026. Courtesy of LewAllen Galleries
The unsaid thought
7 Aug — 5 Sep 2026 at the LewAllen Galleries in Santa Fe, United States
Catherine Opie, Flipper, Tanya, Chloe & Harriet, San Francisco, 1995 © Catherine Opie. Courtesy of the artist, Regen Projects, Los Angeles, Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, London, and Seoul, and Thomas Dane Ga
To be seen
8 Aug — 1 Nov 2026 at the National Galleries of Scotland in Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Lara Merrett, Ripple (detail), 2025. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf
Stilling
20 Aug — 12 Sep 2026 at Sullivan+Strumpf in Sydney, Australia
Gregory Hodge, Overgrowth (detail), 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf
Shimmer
27 Aug — 26 Sep 2026 at Sullivan+Strumpf in Sydney, Australia
Billy Schenck, Gratuitous violence (detail). Courtesy of JoAnne Artman Gallery
Technicolor west
1 Sep — 31 Oct 2026 at the JoAnne Artman Gallery in Laguna Beach, United States
Ali Cherri, still from The sentinel (detail), 2026. Courtesy the artist and Almine Rech Gallery
Soul witness
5 Sep 2026 — 4 Jan 2027 at WIELS in Brussels, Belgium
Ellen Bradshaw, Spring fever, 10th Ave and 25th Sta (detail). Courtesy of Pleiades Gallery
Every street has a story
8 Sep — 3 Oct 2026 at the Pleiades Gallery in New York, United States
Irfan Hendrian, C===Ɔ, 2026. Courtesy of the artist and Sullivan+Strumpf
Residuum
10 Sep — 31 Oct 2026 at Sullivan+Strumpf in Singapore, Singapore
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