artSunday, September 20, 2026
Anime's most beautiful space epic is getting a comeback, while protests outside the Lucas Museum remind us that art and labor rights are colliding. The day's stories span nostalgia, protest, and the quiet craft of artists finding their voice.
The big news is a classic returning, but the day's other stories show art's reach into labor, home design, and personal reflection.
A new Galaxy Express 999 film is in the works, and this piece leans into why the 48-year-old original still matters. For fans, it's a confirmation that Leiji Matsumoto's vision still has pull.
Protesters in Star Wars gear targeted the Lucas Museum's opening to push for worker protections during LA's upcoming Olympics and Super Bowl. It's a pointed mashup of pop culture and labor politics.
A 24-foot tiny home with two lofts and a full kitchen shows how compact living keeps getting more ambitious. The design angle is the draw here, not just the square footage.
Tony Jones is famous for his Insta-ready Eliza statue, but his real love is boats. The piece digs into how a public persona can overshadow an artist's true passion.
31 Years Later, One 'Calvin and Hobbes' Line Remains The Greatest Quote In Comic Strip Historywww.polygon.com
Waverley Gem and Mineral Showmineralmatters.substack.com
CityFolk 2026 [Day 4]photogmusic.com
Loveland by Suki Waterhouse // Album Reviewwww.melissakacar.comMassive Data Center Developments Transform American Landscapes as AI Poses Crucial Questionsfreeyork.org
Massive data centers are reshaping American landscapes as AI advancements spark environmental and ethical concerns. Satellite images reveal the extent of these developments. The post Massive Data Center Developments Transform American Landscapes as AI Poses Crucial Questions appe
Before Sunrise and One Scene That Changed My Lifemycomicrelief.wordpress.com
I’ve had the idea for awhile to start a li’l series where I explore not a film in its entirety but a single scene within a film which had a profound effect on me. While I wasn’t sure when I was going to start this series (I’m ever the “mood writer”), I always knew with […]
Review: The Yellow Wallpaper by The Archive Theater Companyctxlivetheatre.com
I’ve been waking up late at night, thinking about yellow wallpaper, fretful and upset. Or, rather, about Archive Theatre’s The Yellow Wallpaper , which I attended on opening weekend in early September. Not the way that beautifully fragile Sadie Okerstrom obsessed over the grim, g
From Homer to Nolan: A seduction for the ageswww.deccanherald.com
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