The Academy has announced the nominees for the 98th Oscars. Ryan Coogler’s Sinners dominates with a record 16 nominations, followed by One Battle After Another with 13, setting the stage for a competitive awards season.
Brooklyn Beckham has publicly accused David and Victoria Beckham of excessive control over his private life, confirming a complete break with his family and revisiting long-standing tensions surrounding his marriage to Nicola Peltz.
Blumarine Pre-Fall 2026 by David Koma explores a darker, cinematic vision inspired by Venice after dusk, where structured sensuality, archival references, and precise tailoring redefine the house’s modern identity.
On January 17, 2026, the Georgian National Ballet Sukhishvili made its historic Carnegie Hall debut, presenting a dynamic program of Georgian dance and cultural heritage in New York City.
With a five year time jump and an expanded cast, Euphoria returns in April 2026 for its final season, shifting its focus from adolescence to adulthood and consequence.
Georgian figure skater Nika Egadze secures a historic gold medal at the European Figure Skating Championships in Sheffield, marking a defining moment for Georgian sport and figure skating.
Bella Hadid attends the New York premiere of FX series The Beauty, marking her most significant acting role to date and wearing Schiaparelli Fall 2025 couture.
Ping-pong is quietly returning as a contemporary lifestyle statement, moving beyond sport into social spaces, design interiors, and cultural conversation. From film influence to design-led objects, the game is emerging as one of 2026’s defining leisure trends.
AI-generated models are reshaping fashion imagery, from Mango campaigns to global advertising. As digital faces enter luxury spaces, the industry confronts questions of authenticity, labor rights, and the future of human presence.
As protests engulf Iran in 2026, economic collapse and decades of repression converge into the largest challenge yet to the Islamic Republic. An analysis of why this uprising feels different.
