Posts by Forbes Washington DC
Nunu Hung’s Year of Ambition, Intellectual Depth and Unapologetic Openness
Nunu Hung at Nunu Fine Art Taipei. Courtesy Nunu Fine Art In a city like New York, where cultural capital is theoretically abundant, the gallery world can still feel like a closed system, calibrated for insiders already fluent in its coded language. What makes Nunu Fine Art stand out in that crowded ecosystem isn’t just…
Read MoreHilary Duff Admits She Worries Husband Matthew Koma Will Leave Her for an “Indie Songwriter”
Indeed, those inner thoughts are what Hilary—who shares daughters Banks, 7, Mae, 4, and Townes, 21 months, with Matthew, as well as son Luca, 13, with ex-husband Mike Comrie—sings about on her album, out Feb. 20. “That was the approach of the record,” she told Rolling Stone. “What keeps me up at night? What are…
Read MoreThis Giant Carnivore Ran on Hooves. Scientists Are Investigating Its Massive Skull and Crushing Teeth to Decipher the Beast's True Nature
For more than a century, paleontologists have been piecing together how the mysterious predator Andrewsarchus is related to other mammals, like the extinct “hell pigs” and “wolves with hooves” Source link
Read MoreHailey Bieber Details How Past Stroke and Heart Surgery Forever Changed Her
“I have a whole new breath of life with it,” she explained on the Therapuss podcast. “I feel even more motivated and more passionate. And now that we have e.l.f. as a partner, I also feel I have more access to do that, which is exciting.” And when she’s not getting creative in the lab,…
Read MoreTed Sarandos, Greg Peters Fight to Lock in Netflix’s Warner Bros. Discovery Deal
Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos is lobbying Washington and shareholders to secure Netflix’s $83 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery before Paramount can derail it. Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images Netflix co-CEOs Ted Sarandos and Greg Peters are mounting a two-front campaign to salvage their $83 billion deal for Warner Bros. Discovery after WBD reopened the door to…
Read MoreThe Sahara Desert Hasn’t Always Been a Dry, Desolate Landscape. Some Scientists See Signs It May Be Greening Again
Petroglyphs on sandstone at a national park in Chad bear witness to wildlife that once roamed the area before the continent’s water largely receded 6,000 years ago. Could it return? Source link
Read MoreAfter a Devastating Bird Flu Outbreak, Scotland’s Seabirds Are Slowly Recovering—and So Are the Scientists Who Witnessed Their Decline
The world’s largest colony of northern gannets was decimated by bird flu in 2022. Now, as their numbers climb again, researchers are collecting data to understand the virus’ lasting effects Rebecca Heisman, bioGraphic February 18, 2026 Bird flu devastated a colony of northern gannets, seabirds almost the size of albatrosses, on Bass Rock in Scotland.…
Read MoreRonda Rousey Announces Return to MMA 10 Years After Retirement
Ronda Rousey is getting back in the ring. Nearly a decade after her last MMA fight, the mixed martial artist announced she would be coming out of retirement to take on fellow former fighter Gina Carano. “Been waiting so long to announce this: Me and Gina Carano are gonna throw down in the biggest super…
Read MoreWhich Princess Are You? Discover Yourself With Bath & Body Works’ Disney Princess Collection
Have you shopped the new Bath & Body Works and Disney Princess collection yet? ICYMI, the brands have teamed up once more for a magical collaboration, filled with everything you need to smell just like a Princess. Are you an Aurora? Or maybe you’re feeling drawn to Mulan? Maybe you just can’t decide on a…
Read MoreKen Paxton sues networking company, alleging links with Chinese Communist Party
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed a lawsuit against networking company TP-Links System Inc. alleging it deceived marketing its devices and allowed the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) to access American consumers’ devices in their homes. Source link
Read MoreAt Swivel Gallery, Amy Bravo Confronts Intergenerational Trauma, Identity and the Power of the Collective
Amy Bravo’s “Like A Horde Of Living Beings, We Gradually Covered The Earth” at Swivel Gallery. Photo: Cary D. Whittier For a long time, Amy Bravo’s art practice has been a restless attempt to carve out her own identity as a queer woman artist and to reconcile her stratified, partially denied and erased family lineage,…
Read MoreAstrologer Reveals the Beauty Product Each Chinese Zodiac Sign Needs for the Year of the Horse
What Can Everyone Expect for 2026, The Year of The Horse? The Horse is a Yang Fire sign, according to Chinese Astrology. “A Yang Fire sign represents the Fire element at its peak. Fire is the element of light, love, and joy,” Iskandar told E!. “This is the first time in 60 years that we…
Read More