Culture · 6 min read
Karim Haddad
Articles
Culture · 7 min read
Notting Hill Carnival Turns 60: London Still Dances on a Burning Memory
Culture · 7 min read
The Film That Attracts Venice: Elon Musk Already Steals the Spotlight from the Stars
Culture · 8 min read
Norway Enters a New Era: After Harald V, the Immense Challenge of Haakon VIII
Culture · 6 min read
Harry Styles at MSG: Pop Turns the Residency Into a Local Empire
Culture · 7 min read
Harvard Sells the Professor Avatar for $699: Business School Enters the Age of the AI Double
Culture · 7 min read
Penn Badgley at Prime Video: Murder Becomes a Casting Strategy
Prime Video has ordered Everyone in My Family Has Killed Someone with Penn Badgley starring. The announcement says a lot about the new economy of literary thrillers.
Business · 5 min read
Kioxia-Sandisk: $31 Billion for the Memory That Feeds AI
Kioxia and Sandisk plan more than $31 billion in investments in Japan through 2032. Behind flash memory factories, the entire industrial chain of artificial intelligence is being redrawn.
Culture · 6 min read
Anna Nordqvist: A Retirement Before the Solheim Cup, and the Power of Timing
Anna Nordqvist will end her playing career after the FM Championship, two weeks before leading Europe at the Solheim Cup. More than a sporting farewell, it is a lesson in leadership, health and transmission.
Sport · 5 min read
DAZN-EverPass: The Sports Streaming Battle Is Also Playing Out in Bars
By acquiring EverPass Media, DAZN is not only targeting subscribers watching from the sofa. The platform wants to become the invisible infrastructure behind bars, restaurants and hotels showing premium sports in the United States.
Business · 6 min read
Luxury and AI Agents: The New Risk Threatening Prestige
Luxury houses are accelerating their use of artificial intelligence agents, but cybersecurity risks are changing scale. Between personalization, customer data, and legal responsibility, prestige must learn the discipline of control.
Culture · 7 min read
Venice 83 Starts Selling Tickets: Auteur Cinema Turns Scarcity Into a Global Event
Days before the 83rd Venice Film Festival opens, online ticket sales and the official selection confirm an edition built on Robert Pattinson, Danny Boyle, Oasis and a strategy that is rarer than it is noisy.