Two Atlanta Exhibitions Stretch the Definition of Sculpture With Beads, Wire and Paper
A show at Hammonds House Museum and another opening Friday at Gallery 100 invite viewers to rethink what sculpture can be.
Jayden Sweiler · October 21, 2026
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BTS Leader RM's Art Collection Draws Fans to SFMOMA as Hauser & Wirth Opens in Palo Alto
An exhibition built around the BTS star's art collection opens Saturday at SFMOMA, while Swiss gallery Hauser & Wirth debuts in Silicon Valley and designer Nicole Hollis opens her first shop in Dogpatch.
Mei Ling · October 3, 2026
Everett Art Center Secures Multiyear Grant to Sustain Program for Youth Touched by Juvenile Justice System
A Seattle philanthropy's grant of more than $500,000 will keep the Schack Art Center's 30-year-old Art Alternatives program running after federal funding was set to expire in September.
Jennifer Paige · July 16, 2026
Seven San Francisco Secondhand Spots Recommended by Professional Thrifters
From a bright pink Valencia Street charity store to a craft-supply warehouse in Bayview, local resale experts name their favorite places to shop and the best finds they have made.
Mei Ling · March 30, 2026
Country Women Hold Both Top Chart Spots for the First Time as Moroney and Langley Lead Billboard Lists
Megan Moroney's debut at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 and Ella Langley's return to the top of the Hot 100 mark the first time women known mainly for country music have led both charts at once.
Juan Gonzalez · March 5, 2026
Black Crowes Earn Second Straight Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Nomination
The Atlanta-born rock band, led by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson, is among 17 nominees for this year's induction class.
Jayden Sweiler · February 25, 2026
Reservations Open for Record 500-Plus Restaurants in Chicago Restaurant Week 2026
The 19th annual dining event, running Jan. 23 to Feb. 8, features discounted prix-fixe menus across the city and suburbs.
Ken Adams · December 10, 2025
Hollywood Revives 1950s VistaVision Format in Bid to Bring Audiences Back to Theaters
Restored cameras from the Eisenhower era were used on awards-buzz films One Battle After Another and Bugonia, and more major productions are lining up to use the format.
Juan Gonzalez · December 10, 2025
Arizona Pastry Chef Tracy Dempsey Shares Pie-Making Advice Ahead of Thanksgiving
The longtime Scottsdale pastry chef, now behind Tracy Dempsey Originals, explains how planning and cold ingredients make for better pie crust.
Juan Gonzalez · November 21, 2025
A Teacher's Hug Gave a Struggling Sixth-Grader Comfort She Still Remembers Four Decades Later
Tanya Eby says a brief moment of kindness from her sixth-grade teacher, Mrs. Welch, shaped her life and the way she later taught college students.
Juan Gonzalez · September 29, 2025
La Conner Offers Smaller Crowds and Full Harvest Season Charm in Autumn
Locals say fall is the best time to visit the historic Skagit County waterfront town, with farm stands, museums, art events and easy parking.
Jennifer Paige · September 23, 2025
More Than 400 Entertainers Sign ACLU Letter Backing Jimmy Kimmel After ABC Suspension
Actors, musicians and directors have joined an American Civil Liberties Union open letter condemning the government pressure they say led ABC to take the late-night host off the air indefinitely.
Juan Gonzalez · September 22, 2025
Some Longtime Deadheads Are Skipping San Francisco's Grateful Dead 60th Anniversary Shows Over Cost
With three-day tickets at $635 and VIP passes up to $6,300, a number of lifelong fans say the Golden Gate Park concerts betray the band's spirit, even as others pay up anyway.
Mei Ling · July 28, 2025
North Beach Gets New Arcade Bar With Taqueria Built In
Next Door, which opened on Green Street next to Columbus Cafe, pairs vintage games and budget cocktails with a tenant taco shop that lets families in the door.
Mei Ling · April 17, 2025
Houston Public Media Debuts Daily Talk Show 'Hello Houston' Across Radio, Video and Podcast
The new weekday program, launching March 31, will pair local interviews and conversation with a multiplatform approach that includes radio, livestream and podcast.
Kendra Konchanuk · March 31, 2025
A Rainy-Night Reddit Post Grows Into a 100-Meetup Social Club at a San Francisco Bar
Jimmy Mollé's offer to buy a drink for anyone who answered his online post has become a monthly gathering that just marked its 100th meetup.
Mei Ling · February 9, 2025
Chicago-Area Lunar New Year Events Set for Year of the Snake, From Parades to Museum Parties
Celebrations welcoming the Year of the Snake are under way across the Chicago area, with free ceremonies, performances, exhibits and two major parades planned through early February.
Ken Adams · January 24, 2025
Perry, the Palo Alto Donkey Who Inspired Shrek's Sidekick, Dies at 30
The Barron Park Donkey Project said the beloved animal, which served as the motion model for the donkey in the film "Shrek," was euthanized after weeks of suffering from an incurable hoof condition.
Jacob Leary · January 5, 2025
From Near Ghost Town to Christmas Capital: How Leavenworth Reinvented Itself
A Cascade Mountains community that lost its mines, sawmill and railroad bet on a Bavarian makeover and now draws about three million visitors a year.
Jennifer Paige · December 24, 2024
Hidden Cash, Gold Bars and a Barn Dungeon: What Bay Area Estate Sale Managers Find in Billionaires' Homes
Estate sale specialists who clear out mansions in Silicon Valley, the East Bay and San Francisco describe forgotten fortunes, unusual discoveries and a market where luxury goods change hands at steep discounts.
Mei Ling · December 15, 2024
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi's English Home Reportedly Hit by Flash Floods
Photos published by TMZ reportedly show flood damage at the couple's Cotswolds property, weeks after DeGeneres denied earlier reports that the home had flooded.
Jacob Leary · December 12, 2024
Beyoncé Becomes Most-Nominated Artist in Grammy History With 11 Nods for 2025 Awards
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter leads the field for the 67th annual Grammy Awards, with Charli xcx, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar and Post Malone close behind.
Amy Swan · November 8, 2024
Light Show Turns Hulking East Cut PG&E Substation Into San Francisco's First Permanent Projection Artwork
A windowless downtown power facility at 425 Folsom St. now serves as a canvas for "East Cut Electric," a rotating installation launched Thursday by the East Cut Community Benefit District.
Mei Ling · November 8, 2024
Phoenix museum exhibit lets famous guitars, mandolins and banjos speak in silence
The Musical Instrument Museum's Acoustic America exhibition, open through Sunday, presents instruments played by celebrated jazz, folk and bluegrass artists as stand-ins for the musicians themselves.
Juan Gonzalez · September 12, 2024
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