Arts News You can now walk around Frida Kahlo’s basement by Alex Cooper From a kitchen mural to a basement hideaway, experience the artist’s private world. The legendary story of Frida Kahlo gains a profound new chapter with the opening of the Casa…
News Lady Gaga’s Personal Letter to David Bowie Now on Display at V&A East by Tammy Moir Gaga’s ARTPOP-era note to Bowie reveals the heartfelt devotion behind her Grammy tribute. London’s V&A East Storehouse has just unveiled one of its most intimate treasures — a handwritten letter…
Arts News Inside Bowie’s Archive of Unfinished Dreams by Alex Cooper Discover the Major Tom movie and other projects the icon left behind. The curtain rises on a universe of unrealised dreams. London’s Victoria and Albert Museum has unveiled the David…
Arts News Freudian Slip-Ups: A new exhibit analyses your wardrobe by Alex Cooper “Dress, Dreams & Desire” interprets fashion through a psychoanalytic lens. Step into the unconscious closet. “Dress, Dreams & Desire,” a groundbreaking new exhibit at The Museum at FIT, masterfully unravels…
News Nirvana’s Seattle exhibit to end after 14 years by Alex Cooper A rainy Seattle day saw thousands gather for one last glimpse into the band’s revolutionary legacy. Under the classic drizzle of a Seattle September, the Museum of Pop Culture (MoPOP)…
Arts News G Flip Meets Their Wax Double at Madame Tussauds Sydney by Happy G Flip Makes History as Australia’s First Non-Binary Wax Figure at Madame Tussauds Sydney Australian music trailblazer G Flip just hit a major milestone — meeting their wax double at…
Music News Keith Richards’ Debt, a Midnight Heist, and a Museum’s Million-Dollar Gift by Alex Cooper The tangled tale of rock’s most infamous stolen axe. A legendary 1959 Gibson Les Paul, stolen from The Rolling Stones in 1972, has mysteriously reappeared in the New York Metropolitan…
News Turtle gets Lego Prosthetic—and now he’s faster than ever! by Alex Cooper How Nova Scotia’s museum turned plastic bricks into turtle wheels. Meet Root, the wood turtle with a brand-new set of wheels—courtesy of Lego! After losing his front right foot, the…
News Missouri Museum Unpeels a World Record—With 309 Banana Hats by Alex Cooper Missouri went Bananas for a World Record The City Museum in St. Louis made history Wednesday—by turning 309 people into walking bananas. At exactly 5:30 p.m., the crowd donned bright yellow banana hats to break…
Arts Music News You can listen to Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Shaolin’ at MONA in June by Tammy Moir Tassie’s already calling, but hold up – Wu-Tang’s rare album, Once Upon a Time in Shaolin, is hitting MONA’s Namedropping show! The legendary Wu-Tang Clan‘s one-of-a-kind album, Once Upon a…
Music News A world first Punk Rock Museum is set to open soon by Laura Hughes The Punk Rock Museum will be officially opening its doors on 10th March 2023, featuring iconic Punk Rock artefacts and tours with legends of the scene. Emerging in the mid-’70s,…
Arts Nature News Climate activists commit “absurd acts” on Andy Warhol artwork by Amy Davidson Protesters from a climate change group have vandalised Andy Warhol’s notable BMW M1 Art Car, while it was on display at a museum in Italy. Climate change activists belonging to the…
Books News Thomas Hardy’s life is currently on display in Wessex by Tammy Moir The largest collection of memorabilia belonging to novelist Thomas Hardy is on display in a new crowd-funded exhibition in Wessex. Thomas Hardy, one of the greatest novelists of the nineteenth…
