This event is a great opportunity for designers to showcase their talents and for the public to see the potential of AI in the fashion industry. It will also be a great opportunity for sponsors and fashion industry leaders to see the potential of AI in fashion and to support and invest in the industry. […]
This Press Release is provided as courtesy of BC Gov News. A new website will provide British Columbians with opportunities to share their vision for a new museum to highlight the history, culture and contributions to B.C. from Canadians of diverse South Asian heritages. The public engagement process will provide multiple and different opportunities for participation informed […]
What could be sweeter or more wholesome than the story of a man who’s best friends with a 6-foot-3 1/2-inch rabbit? Henry Koster’s film Harvey, based on Mary Chase’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play, turns 75 this month, and for those 75 years, it’s been fondly remembered by audiences as a gentle, whimsical tale of neighborliness, anchored […]
The real fate of Ophelia, Shakespeare’s heroine who goes into deep grief after the death of her lover Hamlet? She drowns herself. As captured by painter John Everett Millais in 1851-1852, she’s surrounded by verdant greenery and flowers rich with colour. But while her milky, deathly pallor suggests death, her open hands and mouth hint […]
Dec 16, 2025 For the past century or more, the left has put a high value on moral provocation, deliberately transgressing what they see as society’s hypocritical or puritanical moral norms, whether in religion, sexuality, or public decorum in general. Now the right, too, is getting in on the fun, performatively violating the speech norms […]
How do you describe what you just did in Japanese? Maybe you just brushed your teeth, or you just bought a car. How can you describe those past activities that have just happened? Well, you’ve got two great options: ばかり and ところ. Say you want to tell someone that you just bought a car in […]
It was something of a Christmas ritual at Hunter S. Thompson’s Colorado cabin, Owl Farm. Every year, his secretary Deborah Fuller would take down the Christmas tree and leave it on the front porch rather than dispose of it entirely. That’s because Hunter, more often than not, wanted to set it on fire. In 1990, […]
As we near the end of 2025, one outfit formula emerged as the year’s reliable go-to for date nights, work functions, and holiday parties: a blazer, a dress shirt with optional tie, and a snug pair of jeans. (Or, as I like to call it, the Fran Lebowitz special.) The jacket-and-jeans combination is hard to […]
Maarten Baas believes that the function at the core of his artwork is where the magic begins. Famed for his ingenious furniture, the Dutch artist-designer has a deep understanding of design principles, but it’s his whimsical approach that has made him so influential. “Function is my starting point,” he explains; “it gives reference and it […]
BC Alliance for Arts + Culture annonce le programme pilote “Arts on Prescription” BC Alliance for Arts + Culture est dans la deuxième phase d’un projet de recherche pluriannuel. Ce projet est réalisé en collaboration avec plusieurs partenaires à travers la Colombie Britannique. Le projet vise à identifier les avantages des expériences artistiques et culturelles […]
