News & Features
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Incredible Sculpture Garden in India Has Taken 50 Years to Build (and It's Still Not Finished)
Over years, the small mosaic garden has grown to over 40 acres—and it’s still growing. Read more
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Punks in the Age of Trump: John Waters on Oakland, Rebels, and the Burger Boogaloo
John Waters is hosting a punk party in Oakland and everyone’s invited. Read more
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Psychedelic Illuminations Blanket San Francisco's Conservatory of Flowers
The kaleidoscopic projections will fete the iconic 1967 summer when hippies descended on the city. Read more
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Spend Golden Hour at the Guggenheim This Summer
From June 20-August 28, the Guggenheim Museum is extending its hours on Tuesday evenings. Read more
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New Oakland Museum of Capitalism Imagines a World Without Boom and Bust
“Fredric Jameson supposedly once said that it’s easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism, and making capitalism a ‘museum piece’ is partly an effort to help us do just that,”says museum co-founder Andrea Steves. Read more
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7 of the Best Things I Saw at E3
Open to the general public for the first time, E3 offers gaming enthusiasts a chance to see the latest and greatest offerings from the video game industry. Read more
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7 of the Coolest Places Video Games Will Take You
Look no further than your Xbox for your next vacation. Read more
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All Felt Items Are on Sale at This Completely Crafted Convenience Store in NYC
Artist Lucy Sparrow sells her felt creations in snack and produce form. Read more
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Coming This June to the Brooklyn Bridge: Bill Murray Reads You Poetry!
The comedian will be reading poetry for a cause on June 12 as he walks across the Brooklyn Bridge. Read more
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Why You Need to Go to the Montreal Jazz Festival This Year
It’s cosmopolitan, affordable, and basically the exact opposite of Fyre Festival. Read more
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14 Photos From the Incredible Burning Man Art Exhibit
The exhibit at the Hermitage Museum in Norfolk, Virginia gives visitors a chance to see the art of Burning Man—without a trip to the desert. Read more
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Long Beach’s Dark Art Emporium Offers a Creepy Variety of Fun
The cabinet of curiosities will attract shoppers who gravitate toward objects odd, rare, and freaky. Read more
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10 Places to Celebrate Frank Lloyd Wright's 150th Birthday
On June 8, 2017, Wright would have commemorated his 150th birthday and to celebrate, here are 10 of the best places to see his spectacular creations. Read more
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This Musician Wanted to Save the Planet--So She Recorded It
From Samoa to Borneo, electronica artist and conservationist Hydrah captures sounds from all over the world. Read more
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See Björk Like Never Before at This VR Exhibit in Downtown Los Angeles
The virtual reality Björk Digital exhibit makes its LA debut. Read more
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Stomping Grounds: Vivian Oparah of BBC America's 'Class' on "Everything Good and Bad About London"
Oparah, who stars in a Doctor Who spinoff, tells us about the London she grew up in. Read more
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10 Photos of Solange’s Incredible Performance at the Guggenheim
The show that everyone is talking about. Read more
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Check Out This Twin Peaks Street Art Campaign
That gum you like is going to come back in style. Read more
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There’s a Pair of Giant Hands Emerging From Venice’s Grand Canal
The dramatic sculpture highlights the threat of rapidly rising sea levels. Read more