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Abuja Bets on Creative Tech With ATAF 2026
Abuja Tech x Art Fest 2026 wants to place Nigeria's capital on Africa's creative-tech map, connecting startups, artists, investors and public policy.
Category: Culture
Cinema, music, arts, festivals and global cultural trends.
Culture
Netflix Turns the Home into a Trap: Why The Last House Could Captivate the World
Available worldwide on August 7, The Last House traps a family in their own home. Greta Lee, Wagner Moura, and French director Louis Leterrier deliver a thriller designed to spark conversations and theories.
Culture
Darkoo and Asake Turn That Girl Into an Afro-Dancehall Signal for Confidence and Diaspora Style
Darkoo turns That Girl with Asake into an afro-dancehall signal: a track about female confidence, diaspora energy and the bridge between music, style and identity.
Culture
Cinemoda 2026: Milan Turns Fashion Week Into a Cinema and Luxury Conversation
Cinemoda 2026 returns to Milan during Fashion Week with Vogue Italia, Kering and Chiara Mastroianni: a cultural signal for the new alliance between cinema, fashion and luxury.
Business
Entertainment Week Africa 2026 Turns Lagos Into a Marketplace for the Continent’s Creative
Entertainment Week Africa 2026 is turning Lagos into a continental platform for music, film, fashion, AI, animation and African creative capital.
Culture
Sophie Thatcher Heads to Deauville as the 2026 Rising-Star Award Signals a New Hollywood Moment
The Deauville American Film Festival will give its 2026 Rising-Star Award to Sophie Thatcher, confirming her growing role in the new American cinema landscape.
Culture
Jackie, Big Bear’s Webcam Eagle, Dies After Three Weeks of Care
Jackie, the famous bald eagle from Big Bear Lake, died on August 10, 2026 after weeks of care. Her death touched a global community built around a wildlife webcam.
Culture
Carly Simon Returns After 18 Years: The Resilience Album the World Didn’t Expect
At 83, Carly Simon is preparing Comes in Waves, her first album of original songs in eighteen years. A global comeback fueled by creativity, as the icon revealed she is living with Parkinson's disease.
Culture
Gang of Youths Returns After Five Years: The Night Sydney Holds Its Breath
After nearly five years away from Australian stages, Gang of Youths reunites with its audience in one of the most iconic venues in the world. Two highly sought-after concerts at the Sydney Opera House transform this return into an international musical event.
Business
Outside Lands 2026: The Night San Francisco Becomes the Global Capital of Pop
From August 7 to 9, Outside Lands transforms Golden Gate Park into a global stage. Charli XCX, The Strokes, and RÃFÃS DU SOL headline an edition where music, gastronomy, and urban economy advance in harmony.
Business
Copenhagen Sets Its Rules: The Fashion Week That Disrupts Paris
The Copenhagen Fashion Week SS27 has just wrapped up five days of shows where creativity, street style, and environmental demands advanced together. Behind the viral trends, its system of 19 minimum standards poses a direct question to Paris and other capitals: can sustainable fashion still remain a mere promise?
Culture
HOLY POP! : When Fans Transform Celebrities into Sacred Icons
In London, HOLY POP! brings together relics, altars, and memorabilia dedicated to stars. A spectacular exhibition that questions our collective need to admire, mourn, and belong.