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Artists Fight Back Over Unpaid Consignment Fees

July 18, 2026

A pair of contemporary painters, Daniel Um and Nastaran Shahbazi, have taken legal action against a Manhattan gallery called The Hole after the venue allegedly sold their artwork on consignment and withheld nearly $50, 000 in earnings. Between 2024 and 2026 the artists shipped several pieces to t

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Madison Square Garden vs Wired: A Clash Over False Claims

July 17, 2026

A new lawsuit in Manhattan shows Madison Square Garden (MSG) taking legal action against Wired magazine. The venue says Wired published a piece that wrongly accused it of secretly tracking gay celebrity fans using stolen data. MSG argues the article was built on hacked information and painted a fals

sports

Fans, Bets and Golf: A Growing Problem

July 14, 2026

The crowd at golf events is changing. Some players say the rise of online betting makes fans more rowdy and hostile. Wyndham Clark, a top golfer, agrees with Jordan Spieth’s warning about this trend. Clark said that fans who bet against him often shout “I have you 30‑to‑1” at tournaments. S

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Paris Couture: Art, Stories and New Faces

July 12, 2026

The week in Paris was more than a trip to see fashion; it felt like walking through an art gallery. Even when the shows were happening, museums and studios appeared around every corner, reminding visitors that couture is a form of art. Designers used the city’s creative spirit to spark conversations

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Graffiti Gets a Big‑Time Home in Suburban Station

July 9, 2026

When you walk into Suburban Station from the 16th Street side, the first thing you see is a wide hallway with no walls to decorate. Then you turn right and a huge “train” painted on the wall grabs your attention. Inside that paint‑filled train, every inch is covered with bright graffiti, murals and

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New Art Shows Spotlight Local Talent

July 9, 2026

Akron Soul Train is opening its doors to fresh art displays that celebrate local creativity. The gallery will host works by 2026 artists‑in‑residence Josh Maxwell and Kristen Mimms Scavnicky, as well as rising star Nick Lee. All pieces are free to view until July 18. Maxwell’s collection, titled “W

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Dive Bars and Art: A New Look at Chicago’s Community Spots

July 8, 2026

The idea of a dive bar has shifted from shady corners to cozy, welcoming spots where strangers can chat over a drink. In Chicago, these places have long been gathering points for artists and writers, much like the famed Riccardo’s in the mid‑20th century. Back then, owner Ric Riccardo turned his tav

health

Facing Alzheimer’s Risk: How Latino Communities Turn to Faith

July 8, 2026

Latino adults in Northern Manhattan were asked about their feelings after learning their chance of developing Alzheimer’s by age 85. Six weeks, nine months and fifteen months later, researchers gathered stories from people aged forty to sixty‑four. A few were told their genetic marker that could rai

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Experience Inside a Museum Where Art Meets Machine

July 6, 2026

The place I entered was called Dataland, a gallery in Los Angeles that claims to be the first of its kind where art is made by computers. The founders are two artists who have teamed up with a big tech company to use cloud services that listen to how visitors feel, track their steps, and even change

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A Nasty Attack in a NYC Playground Leaves a Child Bruised and Angry

July 6, 2026

On a quiet early morning in late April, a 12-year-old boy was just trying to use the bathroom at a Manhattan playground when a stranger turned his visit into a nightmare. The boy, who had nothing to do with the man, suddenly heard yelling and felt a sharp sting across his back. The words were cruel,