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From Versailles to Venice, these palatial properties let you live like a king or queen—even if just for a night.
Uncertainty surrounding the Trump administration’s tariff policy—which has shifted almost daily in recent weeks—has spooked ...
This season reflects on our ability to step up when freedom is threatened, examining what its characters will do but also ...
With precision and whimsy, Noma’s head chef transforms every dish at the Copenhagen restaurant into a moment worth ...
The theme is broad—it’s about questioning the very notion of humanity,” curator Thiago de Paula Souza told Observer.
The straddled feeling of having roots in two places is something she shares with Magda Stawarska, her artistic collaborator ...
France’s attempt to recruit U.S.-based researchers is a “smart move,” said Yann LeCun, who moved from France to the U.S. in 1988.
Art Dubai’s 18th edition showcased a maturing market, from Moroccan modernism to A.I. data sculptures, reaffirming the fair’s position as a must-watch in the global calendar.
The fate of the superhero genre hangs on the box office performance of Marvel’s Thunderbolts and Fantastic Four and DC’s new ...
Until recently, the Museu de Arte de São Paulo’s programming has been tightly packed and spatially constrained.
“To truly evaluate and solve A.I.’s black-box paradox, we need to understand it on a psychological and architectural ...
National security expert and former NSA officer John R. Schindler dissects a stunning week in American cyber policy: the ...