What I Got Wrong In 2022
PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY EMILY SCHERER / GETTY IMAGES Here’s a prediction that 100 percent, absolutely, positively will come true: I will get something wrong in 2023. Here at FiveThirtyEight, we make a lot of predictions every year; some of them work out, but we can’t get every single one right. Continue Reading
Gallery-Sponsored Artists Residencies Are On the Rise – ARTnews.com
Residency programs are typically run by nonprofits, art museums, and even private patrons. Over the past few years, however, around half a dozen galleries have launched their own residency programs as a way to stand out in the market and give their artists the time and space for reflection, research,Continue Reading
Why Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes Are Sparking Romance Rumors
Looks like Kelsea Ballerini is leading with her heart first in 2023. All eyes are now on the country singer and Outer Banks star Chase Stokes after the pair was spotted attending the College Football National Championship Game at SoFi Stadium near Los Angeles Jan. 9. In an Instagram post from Jan.Continue Reading
Bumper crowd can motivate Arsenal to vital WSL win over Chelsea, says Jonas Eidevall
Ticket sales for the clash between the Gunners and champions Chelsea, who they are three points behind with a game in hand, had reached around 45,000 on Friday. Eidevall told a press conference: “It’s the next game, so it’s the most important one. “We’ve played some thrilling games against ChelseaContinue Reading
The mixed messaging of mixed reality • TechCrunch
I vividly remember my first Vive experience. It was many CESes ago. I was managing a different site. Budgets were tight and I had the most on-the-ground experience, so I went solo. I had a different kind of fire back then, writing 100 stories over five days and walking everyContinue Reading
How Inflation’s 41-Year High Impacted American Life
This video is part of our series “The Numbers That Defined 2022.” Transcript Monica Potts: One of the most important numbers of 2022 was 9.1 percent. That was the inflation rate in June — the highest yearly increase since 1981. Inflation affected all Americans, but its severity varied by region.Continue Reading
What Dealers Said About Singapore’s ART SG – ARTnews.com
The arrival of a major international art fair, with blue-chip exhibitors tapped to participate, typically means that a locale’s art market has reached a certain inflection point. What dealers think about the new art fair says a lot about their expectations, how the art market is changing, and where collectorsContinue Reading
13 Things to Shop Just Because It’s Friday the 13th
The brands featured in this article are partners of NBCUniversal Checkout. E! makes a commission on your purchase. Prices are accurate as of publish time. Items are sold by retailer, not E!. Friday the 13th means different things to different people. Historically, or so it’s thought, its existence as aContinue Reading
On this day in 2004: David Seaman retires from football
Sign up to Miguel Delaney’s Reading the Game newsletter sent straight to your inbox for free Sign up to Miguel’s Delaney’s free weekly newsletter Former England goalkeeper David Seaman announced his retirement from football on this day in 2004. After more than 1,000 professional matches and 75 caps for England,Continue Reading
Kenya’s Xetova exploring market data gaps in Africa to boost trade insight access • TechCrunch
Africa is seen as the next trade frontier, following the coming into force of The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA), which created the single largest unrestricted trade region in the world. However, while trade liberalization is meant to spur intra-regional commerce, its take-off is dependent on key infrastructure investmentsContinue Reading
