Cinema, music, arts, festivals and global cultural trends.
The Venice Film Festival will present Be Brave, a documentary about Renzo Rosso shaped with artificial intelligence. Behind the experiment, fashion, cinema and business are testing a new grammar.
Céline Dion has arrived in Paris to prepare for 16 concerts at the Plenitude Arena. After six years away from touring, her return becomes a global musical, emotional, and economic event.
Repetto will launch a collaboration with Yohji Yamamoto on September 14. Behind the shoe, a family-owned house is turning dance heritage into global desire.
In Buñol, nearly 22,000 participants and 150 tons of tomatoes transformed a small Spanish town into a global stage. Behind the viral images, Tomatina 2026 also tells the story of tourism, local identity, and the economic power of popular festivals.
With thirty dates at Madison Square Garden, Harry Styles is not just selling concerts. He is installing an economy of fan experience in the heart of New York.
With Sarah J. Maas's return and the expansion of Fourth Wing, romantasy is becoming a cultural industry that luxury can no longer watch from a distance.
Kering will present ten emerging designers in Milan around more sustainable materials. Behind the showcase, luxury is testing a new equation between desire, margin and responsibility.
The inaugural Frieze Abu Dhabi will bring together 84 galleries from 36 countries this November. Behind the numbers lies a global cultural and economic battle.
Marvel is no longer just promoting Avengers: Doomsday; the studio is orchestrating a global re-reading of its own myth with an official podcast, a re-release of Endgame, and a timeline designed as a build-up of tension.
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.
Shein is preparing to price its Hong Kong listing at around $26.5 billion. For fashion, that price tells less of a triumph than of a brutal climate shift.
Jaye P. Morgan has died at 94. A hit singer in the 1950s, variety star and unpredictable Gong Show judge, she leaves the story of an artist who moved across several entertainment industries.
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