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Caitlin Clark has confirmed that she has not heard from WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert following a controversy stirred by teammate Napheesa Collier’s public statement earlier this week. The Indiana Fever star said Thursday that she had no prior knowledge of Engelbert’s alleged comments and has had no communication with the commissioner since the story broke. … Read more

Over two centuries have passed since Marie Antoinette, the last queen of France before the Revolution, met her tragic end — yet her influence continues to captivate the world, especially in the realm of fashion. From Kylie Jenner posing in lavish gowns for glossy magazines to Chappell Roan’s recent Lollapalooza performance in powdered wigs and … Read more

In a small tattoo studio tucked away in a quiet building in Seoul, artist Kim Chan-hoe double-checks his security cameras before starting work. The door stays locked, and the windows are covered — not because he’s doing anything wrong, but because until now, what he does for a living has been considered illegal. For nearly … Read more

An oil painting by the legendary artist Pablo Picasso — hidden from the public eye for over 80 years — is finally going up for auction next month in Paris. The artwork, titled “Bust of a Woman in a Flowery Hat,” features one of Picasso’s most iconic muses, Dora Maar, a French photographer and painter, … Read more

In the heart of Lagos, Nigeria — a city full of history and culture — thousands of old photographs were being forgotten. Stored in rice sacks, cardboard boxes, or sometimes even burned, these pictures told the everyday stories of people’s lives, now fading under heat, humidity, and time. Two artists — Karl Ohiri, a British-Nigerian … Read more

In President Donald Trump’s second term, the American art world is facing an escalating crisis. Federal support for the arts is shrinking, political scrutiny over cultural expression is rising, and many museums are staying silent — either out of caution or fear of retaliation. Experts and advocates are calling it nothing short of a “national … Read more