Saturday Night Live’s Ego Nwodim Leaving After 7 Seasons 

Saturday Night Live’s Ego Nwodim Leaving After 7 Seasons 

Why Scarlett Johansson Says ‘Saturday Night Live’ Finale Was So “Special” for Her (Exclusive) Saturday Night Live is losing another one of its beloved stars. Longtime castmember Ego Nwodim announced she is leaving NBC’s iconic late night sketch show after seven seasons. “The hardest part of a great party is knowing when to say goodnight,”…

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The Case for Trunks: 10 Hard-Shell Heroes Built for Real Travel

The Case for Trunks: 10 Hard-Shell Heroes Built for Real Travel

Once the domain of steamer ships and transatlantic passages, trunk-style suitcases were originally designed for travelers who brought everything—including the valet. But today’s iterations are less about nostalgia and more about engineering: built for long stays, complex itineraries, and gear that demands its own architecture. They’re the mobile equivalent of a well-designed closet—orderly, composed and…

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Cultural Diplomacy in Times of War: Is the Gulf’s Role as an Arts Destination Under Threat?

Cultural Diplomacy in Times of War: Is the Gulf’s Role as an Arts Destination Under Threat?

Israel’s airstrike on September 9 struck near the National Museum of Qatar and other key cultural institutions in Doha. Photo: David Levene Gulf countries are accelerating efforts to promote intercultural exchange, with art increasingly deployed as the preferred tool of diplomacy and regional rebranding. The Saudi Visual Arts Commission (VAC), for example, recently brought back…

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Discover the Coziest Fall Candles to Burn All Season Long

Discover the Coziest Fall Candles to Burn All Season Long

The end of summer is bittersweet, but knowing that fall coziness is just around the corner does help soften the blow. Yes, it’s time to bid adieu to sunny days and beach weekends, but this is the onset of the most Pinterest-perfect season of the year—from sweater weather and leaf-crunching to apple cider and all…

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How West Africa Is Reclaiming Its Artistic Legacy

How West Africa Is Reclaiming Its Artistic Legacy

Kunle Adeyemi, Traditional Sekere Players Ensemble, 2013. Deep Etching and Block Print, 24.5 x 19 in. Courtesy the artist and Fobally Art World Africa Across West Africa, a quiet yet seismic shift is redefining the arts and museum culture. Once cast by Western critics and mainstream media as static repositories of colonial-era artifacts, the region…

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A Battle Is Brewing Over Whole Milk

A Battle Is Brewing Over Whole Milk

In December, a scientific committee concluded two years of intensive research on what Americans should be eating by saying that there was not enough research to recommend people drink any other type of milk than fat-free (skim) or low-fat (1% or 2%). Whole milk contains high amounts of saturated fat, and research has found that…

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Dakota Johnson’s Latest See-Through Look Is Her Most Daring Yet

Dakota Johnson’s Latest See-Through Look Is Her Most Daring Yet

Dakota Johnson is rocking fifty shades of sheer.  The Materialists star stepped out in a jaw-dropping take on the naked dress for the Kering Foundation’s Caring for Women dinner in New York City Sept. 11. For the outing, Dakota donned a floor-length sheer black Gucci gown with lace detailing that barely covered her skin underneath.…

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How a Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger Could Make or Break Hollywood

How a Warner Bros.-Paramount Merger Could Make or Break Hollywood

David Ellison is positioning himself as Hollywood’s newest power broker, with his family preparing a bid that could put Paramount and Warner Bros. under one roof. Jason Mendez/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures For years, whispers have percolated around a potential merger or acquisition between Warner Bros. and Paramount (now under Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Skydance,…

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At Sean Kelly, Anthony Akinbola’s Bold Exploration of Medium and Metaphor

At Sean Kelly, Anthony Akinbola’s Bold Exploration of Medium and Metaphor

Anthony Akinbola’s “Camouflage” is at Sean Kelly gallery through October 18, 2025. Photo: Jason Wyche, courtesy Sean Kelly, New York/Los Angeles Camouflage is recognized in science as a form of mimicry, in which an organism or object adopts the appearance of its surroundings to evade detection. It is a physical phenomenon driven by chemical processes…

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