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York's National Railway Museum launches photography contest for young people
The National Railway Museum has launched the third Young Railway Photographer of the Year competition, open to UK residents aged 25 and under. This year's theme, The Journey and the Destination, encourages entrants to explore how railways connect…
Dubai schools clarify photography rules: What parents can and cannot do at events
Dubai schools are placing greater emphasis on photography and filming rules as smartphones and social media make it easier for images of children to be captured and shared within seconds. For parents, school performances, sports days, graduations…
Bed-Stuy native trades gun for camera, becomes National Geographic Explorer
Most people walk by a pigeon without stopping to admire its beauty. Others go out of their way to avoid New York City rats entirely. But for wildlife photographer George McKenzie Jr., the overlooked and unadmired wildlife of the five boroughs…
'Content creation is the highest paying skill': Kevin O'Leary shares how artists can earn more
3 min read New Delhi Make us preferred source on Google As layoffs sweep across industries, artificial intelligence (AI) reshapes the job market and the value of college degrees is debated, Kevin O'Leary has highlighted a skill he believes can…
Bad Bunny's huge world tour show runs off one small rack of servers
Bad Bunny's record-breaking soldout tour was one of the hottest tickets in the UK this summer, drawing over 104,000 fans across the weekend of June 27th, 2026. The show was highly anticipated following his Album of the Year Grammy Award for…
Getty Images to File for Bankruptcy, Go Private In Restructuring Deal
After abandoning a $3.7 billion merger with rival Shutterstock in late June over a regulatory roadblock, Getty Images now plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and go private in partnership with Charles Koch's investment firm. As the company…
I Just Gotta Do It Alexandra Baraitser - Tiderip London
Nearly twenty years after her last solo exhibition with a commercial gallery, Alexandra Baraitser returns with I Just Gotta Do It at Tiderip's new space on Percy Street. Recently relocated from Battersea, the gallery begins its next chapter by…
Horror Adaptation of Dante's 'The Divine Comedy,' by 'Invoking Yell' Director Patricio Valladares, Gets First Look From Skincrawl Studios
Skincrawl Studios has debuted a first glimpse at Chilean filmmaker Patricio Valladares ' supernatural horror feature “The Divine Comedy,” a modern re-telling of Dante's “Inferno.” The Irish production and distribution…
Devil in the detail: 100 years on, FW Murnau's Faust scrapbook reveals the secrets of his silent masterpiece
FW Murnau was one of the greatest of all silent film-makers, with a rare genius for making beautiful images on screen. His peers liked to say he “had a camera instead of a head”. The director of such stunning films as vampire tale…
Mipcom Day 2 round-up: Latest news, deals & hires
All the latest news from the Cannes market on Tuesday, 13 October Nippon's drama sets Korean remake South Korea's tvN is preparing to launch a local remake of Japanese drama Life's Punchline. The remake of the Nippon TV show is being produced by…
Avengers: Doomsday's Missing Hero Predicts Marvel Team Will Lose Against Dr. Doom
Robert Downey Jr. is returning to the Marvel Cinematic Universe this December, as the Multiverse Saga nears its end. The Multiverse Saga only has a few upcoming MCU movies left to release before Phase 6 officially concludes, as Victor von Doom is…
SprintRay Expands Beyond 3D Printing With Connected Digital Dentistry Platform Unveiled at 3DNext 2026
'For years, we connected scanning and printing through third-party integrations, but the experience still required practices to move between systems,' said Amir Mansouri, Ph.D., co-founder and CEO of SprintRay. 'ScanOS makes scanning a native part…
UK standards authority CIISA launches independent online reporting service
The UK's Creative Industries Independent Standards Authority (CIISA) has officially launched its independent online reporting service. Workers in film, TV, music and theatre can now register whistleblowing concerns to CIISA via a secure and…
Bloomsbury bags Suzannah Lipscomb's Tudor biography as US rights go at auction
Suzannah Lipscomb © Tom Hutch Photography Bloomsbury Trade has acquired Conviction: The Tragedy of Katherina of Aragon and Anne Boleyn by historian and broadcaster Suzannah Lipscomb. Join thousands of book industry professionals who rely on…
What Season Is It, America? Bring Your Answer to the Table - COOL HUNTING
What season is America in right now? Is it a moment of loss, emergence, quiet reflection or celebration? From 21–25 October 2026, the Brooklyn Museum 's Beaux Arts Court will host What Season Is It, America?, a monumental, five-day…
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