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Avendon: A Documentary
The life and work of legendary photographer Richard Avedon comes into focus through archival footage and new interviews in this intimate documentary. Across a career that spanned more than half a century, Richard Avedon operated… more
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Avendon: A Documentary
The life and work of legendary photographer Richard Avedon comes into focus through archival footage and new interviews in this intimate documentary. Across a career that spanned more than half a century, Richard Avedon operated as both mythmaker and interrogator. His work moved effortlessly between the polarities of twentieth-century American culture—capturing Hollywood royalty and sitting… more
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‘LOVE IS STRONGER’, From Berlin Loveparade to Rave The Planet
LOVE IS STRONGER. From Loveparade to Rave The Planet explores the legacy of Berlin’s Loveparade and the attempt to reimagine its cultural and political spirit for a new era. Combining rare archival footage, private recordings and previously unreleased material from Rave The Planet, the documentary looks back at the origins of Loveparade in the early 1990s,… more
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New ‘Blade Runner 2099’ Trailer Takes the Franchise Into a Post-Human Era
NEW YORK — Five decades after K walked through the orange-hued ash of Las Vegas and four decades after Rick Deckard chased nexus models through the rain-drenched neon of 2019 Los Angeles, the Blade Runner saga is confronting its ultimate existential question. During Saturday’s flagship panel at New York Comic Con 2026, Prime Video unveiled… more
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Orbital at Glastonbury ’94 Gets its Long-Awaited Release
In the summer of 1994, electronic music stood at a critical crossroads. While rave culture had exploded across the UK throughout the late 1980s and early ’90s, live electronic acts were still largely treated as an afterthought by mainstream rock promoters—relegated to side tents, late-night DJ slots, or dismissive media critiques questioning whether musicians tweaking… more
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‘Akira’ Returns to the Big Screen in 4K and IMAX
Katsuhiro Otomo’s 1988 animated masterpiece, Akira, is making a return to cinemas worldwide, in a pristine 4K restoration paired with an immersive IMAX theatrical release. Decades after fundamentally altering the trajectory of animation and cyberpunk cinema, the iconic vision of Neo-Tokyo is set to hit the silver screen with unprecedented clarity and sonic power. The… more
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A Documentary About Making Vinyl Records
Cut Plate Press Play is a look inside the making of a vinyl record—from a live performance to a finished record on the turntable. Recording, mastering, cutting, plating, pressing, and finally, listening. A process built around knowledgeable craftspeople, intricate machines, and the simple idea of making music you can hold in your hands. From Acoustic… more
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WordPress 7.1 “Mary Lou”
Each WordPress release celebrates an artist who has made an indelible mark on the world of music. WordPress 7.1, code-named “Mary Lou,” honors pioneering jazz pianist, arranger, and composer Mary Lou Williams. A child prodigy who began playing publicly at six, her influence and work cut across nearly every major era of jazz, moving through swing,… more
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Why YouTube Is Making Its App Design Simpler
Instead of a confusing redesign, the platform is quietly making small changes to give creators the spotlight they deserve. YouTube just gave us a fresh peek behind the curtain at how their design team works, and the core message is clear: make way for the creators. In an update shared on August 13, 2026, by… more
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Daft Punk’s Thomas Bangalter on Life After the Helmet
Few creative minds have reshaped music quite like Thomas Bangalter. As one half of Daft Punk, the Parisian composer and producer helped define the sound of a generation from behind a helmet. Now, in a rare and candid episode of CHANEL Connects—recorded live at the Fondation Beyeler during Art Basel—Bangalter opens up about life after… more
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“Forgive Me For All I’ve Done” — Paul Atreides Faces Retribution in ‘Dune: Part Three’ Trailer
The sci-fi event of the decade is preparing for its final, devastating act. Warner Bros. Pictures and Legendary Pictures have officially unleashed the trailer for Dune: Part Three, bringing Academy Award-nominated filmmaker Denis Villeneuve’s epic trilogy to a breathtaking conclusion. If the previous chapters tracked the rise of a savior, this final installment—adapting Frank Herbert’s… more
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Spider-Noir is Releasing in Both B&W and Color
The shadows of 1930s New York are about to get a whole lot darker—and, surprisingly, a bit more colorful. This May, the Marvel multiverse expands in a gritty, gravel-voiced direction as Nicolas Cage makes his live-action television debut in Spider-Noir. Arriving May 27 on Prime Video, the series offers a stylistic gimmick that would make… more
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Richie Hawtin: The Art of Techno Deconstruction
Come behind the scenes with Richie Hawtin to explore how his Traktor-centred setup lets him twist tracks on the fly and build sets full of improvisation and experimentation. From the underground warehouses of Detroit to the world’s biggest stages, Richie Hawtin has never treated DJing as just “playing records.” To him, it is a deconstructive… more
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Earn real money as an online games tester
Start testing now and earn money on the go! How it works … Earn real money Earn by playing mobile games, taking surveys or testing products! Sign up for free and start getting paid right away. Test mobile games, apps, products & complete surveys! Choose from a wide range of offers and start earning real… more
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Free Online Audio Editor: How to Edit, Record, and Master Audio in Your Browser
In an era where web applications are often bloated with massive frameworks and heavy backends, AudioMass emerges as a breath of fresh air for creators. It is a full-featured, open-source audio and waveform editor that lives entirely in your browser. What makes it truly remarkable? It provides a professional-grade editing suite in a package weighing… more
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Watch: The Journey of Grogu
‘Grogu Moments | Official Compilation’ from the Star Wars YouTube channel highlights the most significant and endearing moments of Grogu throughout his journey so far. The compilation covers his growth from a mysterious foundling to a trained warrior. Essentially, it serves as a retrospective of his development across the series, likely released to build excitement for his future… more
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Sci-Fi Visionary Ben Mauro Unveils Stunning New Trailer for ‘HUXLEY: The Oracle’
The wait is over for fans of the sprawling post-apocalyptic saga. Acclaimed concept artist Ben Mauro has officially released the trailer for HUXLEY: The Oracle, a cinematic prequel to his hit graphic novel that is now available to readers worldwide. The new trailer for HUXLEY: The Oracle, the prequel to the post-apocalyptic graphic novel hit… more
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The Easiest Way to Preview and Generate Open Graph Meta Tags
Generate meta tags and social media previews for any URL on the Web. Add Open Graph previews to your website in a few simple steps. Especially handy for checking and debugging Meta and Faceboook OG tags. https://www.opengraph.xyz META’s own Sharing Debugger also lets you preview how your content will look when it’s shared to Facebook and… more
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WordPress 6.9 “Gene” Arrives: AI Readiness, and a Soulful Performance Boost
WordPress has just rolled out its latest major update, WordPress 6.9 “Gene,” and it’s a monumental release focused on transforming how teams collaborate and preparing the platform for the next wave of AI-powered workflows. Named in honor of the soulful American Jazz pianist Gene Harris—a veteran known for his elegant, bluesy infusion of jazz with… more
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Richie Hawtin’s DEX EFX X0X: A Techno Journey at Sónar Lisboa 2025
Richie Hawtin’s show at Sónar Lisboa was 75‑minutes of immersive, uncompromising techno that treated the festival’s opening night like an underground club rather than a spectacle. In a weekend topped by big names and bold visuals, Hawtin stood out by stripping things back to sound, light and tension, proving why he remains one of electronic… more
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Native vs. Web Application Strategy
The choice between building a Native Mobile App and a Web App is not merely a technical preference; it could be the single most defining decision for your digital product. It comes down to one fundamental trade-off: Depth vs. Breadth. This guide breaks down the strategic, financial, and technical realities of both paths to help… more
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When Tech Demos Go Wrong (and Why That’s Not Always Bad)
Lessons from Tesla, Apple, and Google for Startup Founders Every startup founder dreads it: the big demo, the spotlight, the moment everything’s working perfectly — until it isn’t. A click, a glitch, a frozen screen.The audience gasps.You freeze. It’s the stuff of demo nightmares — unless you learn how to own it. From Tesla’s accidental… more
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