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The sixth edition of the Greater Bay Area Culture and Arts Festival is set to begin on October 31, according to Guangzhou Daily's New Flower City.
Cambodians and international visitors observed the traditional Pchum Ben festival, while free bus travel reportedly saved the public millions of dollars.
Dr Abena Asomaning launched three books and auctioned her paintings in Accra to fund the Angel-Zoe Foundation's work with incarcerated women and former prisoners.
Forbes published an article drawing a connection between David Bowie, Elvis and a cathedral built roughly 150 years ago.
Narromine, rebranded "Dollymine," drew 1,600 tickets for its fifth Dolly Parton tribute festival, the first since the singer died in August.
Norwegian author Erika Fatland says the threat from a rearming neighbor is too serious to ignore, urging more Western support for Ukraine.
케이트렌디뉴스 examines 'Infinity 1,' the 2012 work in which artist Kim Hyun-jung cleared the center of her oval and let light take its place.
Nearly 240 ploughmen and women competed at the 75th British Annual Ploughing Championships in Atherstone, with top titles offering a route to the world stage.
A look at Bang Hye-ja's 2000 piece 'Bisang,' where scattered pigment on nonwoven fabric suggests flight without depicting wings.
Tanzania's government says culture and creative sectors can drive jobs and growth under Vision 2050, with Kiswahili and heritage among the opportunities.
Reuters reports that Canadian writer Anne Carson has been awarded the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
Fundación Ibercaja's renovated Goya Museum in Zaragoza reopens with 4,661 square meters, a new Santiago street entrance and a "Solo Goya" exhibition running to January 2027.
Lonely, burned out, and done with performative socializing — here's why Gen Z is resurrecting libraries, diners, and third places, and how to find yours.
Bucket lists are dying. Here's why Gen Z is choosing slow, meaningful travel over Instagram-famous checkpoints — and what it reveals about everything else.
** Digital nomad burnout is surging — 68% report symptoms. Here's why the always-on work culture is finally cracking, and what actually helps.
Coffee shops, libraries, and clubs are making a comeback as Gen Z's antidote to digital burnout and isolation. Here's why third places matter again.
Oxford just added "delulu" and "brain rot" to the dictionary. Here's how TikTok slang is changing language faster than linguists can track.
Quiet luxury told us to whisper. Loud budgeting told us to scream. Here's the real truth about how — and why — we're spending in 2025.
Quiet luxury is losing its grip. Here's how loud budgeting and maximalism are rewriting the rules of status — and why your wallet might thank you.
Bucket lists are dying. Gen Z is choosing slow, meaningful travel instead — and the reasons go way deeper than you'd expect.
From BTS to bibimbap, Korean culture quietly became a global lifestyle. Here's how it happened — and why it's here to stay.
Gen Z is ditching landmarks for silent retreats and zero itineraries. Here's why quiet travel is the trend nobody saw coming — and why you need it too.
Dumbphones, vinyl, and film photography are quietly replacing iPhones as the ultimate flex. Here's why digital minimalism 2.0 is the status shift nobody saw coming.
Gen Z is buying flip phones and chrome accessories on purpose. The real reason isn't nostalgia — it's a rebellion against the future we're being handed.
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