Thursday, August 27, 2026

The Fall/Winter 2026 Bag Trends Get Back to Business, From Top-Handles to Oversize Totes

Retail experts point to a season of ladylike top-handles, croc-embossed textures, softer silhouettes and a full-blown revival of early-2000s It bags.

The Fall/Winter 2026 Bag Trends Get Back to Business, From Top-Handles to Oversize Totes

Retail experts point to a season of ladylike top-handles, croc-embossed textures, softer silhouettes and a full-blown revival of early-2000s It bags.

Julie Mehretu on ‘Uprising of the Sun,’ Her Stained-Glass Work for the Obama Center

The artist explains how a monumental commission weaves together Obama's legacy, African American history and the Ethiopian stained glass of her birthplace.

Awards Season Begins to Take Shape

Though the ceremonies are still months away, awards season has quietly begun. The autumn festivals and prestige releases have set the early conversation in motion, and the long process of building campaigns, generating...

Eemaan Wahidullah Expands Food Security And Basic-Needs Support Through Campus Policy And Community Action

Eemaan Wahidullah does not wait for someone else to solve the problem. The UC Santa Barbara student senator, pre-med student, published author, and community organizer has spent the past several years building programs, drafting legislation,...

King Charles Reflects on a Surprising Takeaway From His Encounters With Donald Trump

When King Charles III looks back on his interactions with former U.S. President Donald Trump, what stands out is not the spectacle that often surrounded Trump’s political career, but rather the unexpected moments...

Why Nathan Digital Turned To Nairobi To Build Its Engineering Backbone And What It Reveals About Africa’s Tech Momentum

Nathan Digital chose Nairobi for its engineering hub to tap into the city’s rapidly expanding pool of technology talent. The Kenyan capital has become a focal point for software development, fintech innovation, and...

AI Exposed The Internet’s Identity Crisis: Inside IDFire’s Mission To Reclaim Ownership Of Digital Identity

The internet was never designed to know who anyone really is. It was built to move information. For years, that weakness felt abstract, a technical flaw buried under convenience. Today, with AI able to mimic faces, voices, and behavior at scale, that flaw has become visible and personal. Trust is collapsing in public view. Every scroll now carries quiet doubt. Is the person real? Is the message authentic? Is the content human-made or machine-generated? Security systems built for passwords and usernames strain under the weight of bots, deepfakes, and synthetic identities. The problem is no longer about data breaches alone. It is about the absence of truth itself. This breakdown...

The Fall/Winter 2026 Bag Trends Get Back to Business, From Top-Handles to Oversize Totes

Retail experts point to a season of ladylike top-handles, croc-embossed textures, softer silhouettes and a full-blown revival of early-2000s It bags.

Backstage at Copenhagen Fashion Week SS27: The Moments That Defined a Milestone Season

Copenhagen Fashion Week drew to a close this week — and what a week...

Gieni AI by Orderfox Showcased at Microsoft Build 2025 as Model Integration

Orderfox Schweiz AG announced that its market intelligence platform, Gieni AI, was featured at Microsoft Build 2025 as a reference integration for Microsoft’s new Model Context Protocol (MCP) in Copilot Studio. Gieni AI is...

Leslie Mann on ‘Spa Weekend,’ a Jim Carrey Life Lesson, and Being Directed by Her Daughter

Ahead of her new ensemble comedy, the actress reflects on stumbling into the genre, the advice that shaped her, and how her measure of success has changed.

The Startup Trying to Transform Health Insurance Rules Into Connected Intelligence

Every time a physician submits a prior authorization request, someone has to interpret the rules. Those rules live in...

Robot Cafés Expand Beyond Novelty As Operators Test Profit Models

Robot cafés are no longer limited to temporary showcases...

A Historic Norfolk Home Goes on Sale for 1.25 Million Pounds, Right Next to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

The Grade II-listed former Wolferton Railway Station, converted into a private residence, comes with an unusual selling point: a royal neighbour just metres away.

The Wardrobe Staple That Goes With Everything: The Striped Shirt

Just as an oversized white shirt holds an indispensable...

The Fall/Winter 2026 Bag Trends Get Back to Business, From Top-Handles to Oversize Totes

Retail experts point to a season of ladylike top-handles, croc-embossed textures, softer silhouettes and a full-blown revival of early-2000s It bags.

Canada Hits Back With Tariffs of Up to 50 Percent on US Goods

Ottawa says it will match Washington's trade measures dollar for dollar from September 8, alongside billions in support for affected companies and workers.

Hayden Panettiere, ‘Heroes’ and ‘Nashville’ Star, Dies at 36

The actress, who reached a generation as the indestructible cheerleader Claire Bennet before finding a new register in ABC's 'Nashville,' has died at 36.

Iran and Oman Discuss Framework Deal for a Strait of Hormuz Corridor

The two countries' foreign ministers say talks now cover a shipping corridor and a joint effort to clear all mines from the strategic waterway.

Leslie Mann on ‘Spa Weekend,’ a Jim Carrey Life Lesson, and Being Directed by Her Daughter

Ahead of her new ensemble comedy, the actress reflects on stumbling into the genre, the advice that shaped her, and how her measure of success has changed.