The 2026 CFMOTO SR-S750: Riding China's attempt at a Japanese sportsbike
A hands-on review explores the CFMoto SR-S750’s four-cylinder engine, distinctive details and unexpectedly friendly road manners.
A new take on the four-cylinder 750
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A Mid-Century Seattle Home Renovated Without Losing Its Character
A Seattle woodland home keeps its arched brick fireplace and timber character while gaining a connected layout and a generous walnut kitchen.
A woodland home gets room to breathe
If You’re Feeling The Itch To Try A New Hobby, Here Are 87 (New Pics)
A new knitting roundup spotlights a sheep sweater, a Tolkien-inspired blanket and a shawl shaped like an autumn leaf.
Yarn becomes a landscape
Triumph shrinks its iconic Bonneville to a 400
Triumph’s new small Bonneville pairs familiar retro styling with a single-cylinder engine in an India-market launch.
The baby Bonneville arrives
An architecture tour of Ghent, Belgium's unexpected cultural gem
Ghent’s architectural circuit moves from a transformed supermarket gallery to striped conceptual art and a spectacular former circus.
Ghent beyond the postcard skyline
Beauty Marks: The Best Beauty Looks of the Week
Vogue’s new beauty roundup brings glossy lids, pastel makeup and sharply defined eyeliner into focus.
Three ways to frame the eyes
The untamed reality of MINI’s new adventure camping crossover
MINI’s Countryman Untamed gets a closer look at its trail-oriented changes and camping options ahead of the Rebelle Rally.
How adventurous is MINI’s Untamed?
The defining trends and takeaways from the S/S 2027 shows, from a skirt renaissance to the pursuit of lightness
Pleated skirts, airy layers and vivid florals give Wallpaper’s post-fashion-month roundup a colorful view of the spring/summer 2027 collections.
Runway ideas come into focus
How The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival Builds a Tactical Brawler
The designer of Streets of Survival explains how distinct survivors, scarce supplies and enemy positioning reshape the arcade brawler.
An apocalypse built around tactics
A Prefabricated Timber House Designed Around Steep Terrain
Casa Ponta da Sela steps down an Ilhabela hillside with exposed timber, planted stairs and a pool deck overlooking the water.
The hillside shapes the house
GAME PHOTOS | Sabres vs. Mammoth
Go behind the scenes with Buffalo’s latest game-day gallery.
Inside game day
A Small Czech House Grows Again With a Red Metal Extension
A red corrugated-metal extension gives an evolving Czech home more space, with plywood storage and garden-facing built-in seating inside.
A little house gains a red chapter
22 Clever Street Art Installations Made By “OK Labs” That Bring A Little Fun To Everyday City Life
OK Labs turns pipes, electrical boxes and worn city surfaces into miniature encounters with cartoon and game characters.
Your next walk could hide a tiny Mario
Verstappen beats Leclerc to pole position for the Singapore GP
Max Verstappen takes his first Singapore Grand Prix pole, edging Charles Leclerc by just 0.054 seconds under the Marina Bay lights.
Singapore pole decided by 0.054 seconds
Korean designer Seungjin Yang’s whimsical balloon furniture offers more than just nostalgia
Seungjin Yang coats balloons in layers of resin to create colorful chairs and stools sturdy enough to sit on.
These balloon chairs can hold you.
Chocolate Chip Cookie Bark
A single thin sheet of chocolate-chip cookie becomes crisp, chocolate-coated bark that can be broken into shareable pieces.
Bake one giant cookie, then break it
'Dark Matter' showrunner and author Blake Crouch talks the 'daunting' task of moving beyond the original book for season 2 (interview)
Blake Crouch explains how Dark Matter built a new second-season story beyond his novel while keeping the characters’ relationships at its center.
What happens after the book ends?
Martin Parr’s Iconic ‘Common Sense’ Photo Series is Being Exhibited Again 27 Years on
Martin Parr’s saturated close-ups of food, fashion and everyday kitsch return to Bristol in a festival tribute to Common Sense.
Ordinary details, extraordinary color.
94 Times People Decided To Redecorate Their Home And The Results Were Absolutely Stunning
Before-and-after rooms show how bold paint, patterned wallpaper and personal touches can transform familiar spaces.
The same room, a completely new mood
10 incredible places to see the 2027 'eclipse of the century' — beyond Luxor
A new guide follows the 2027 total solar eclipse through hilltop towns, coastal cities and desert oases beyond its best-known viewing destinations.
Chase totality somewhere unexpected
Adam Pendleton on Black Dada and ‘breaking the rules’ as his new show opens at Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum
Adam Pendleton brings layered text, gestural marks and a transformed black staircase to his new Stedelijk Museum exhibition.
A museum staircase becomes a canvas.
David Faul, 10/4/26, Mammoth Music and Arts Festival, Newport, KY
Scott Preston’s new gallery captures David Faul’s Mammoth Music and Arts Festival set through close-up guitars, upright bass and purple stage light.
Step inside a small-room festival set
Next-gen hopping robot is the smart flea we didn't know we needed
DirectHop is a one-gram wired prototype that can vary its jumps and roll itself upright, offering a tiny test bed for future robot explorers.
A one-gram robot learns to hop
The Three Eye-Opening Winners of the 2026 Leica Oskar Barnack Awards
Leica’s latest photography honors celebrate projects about life in Dagestan, family bonds and women’s experiences of conflict.
The stories behind this year’s winning frames.
Champagne Beige Blonde Balayage & AirTouch: A Brighter Face Frame in Bangkok
A salon case study shows existing highlights reshaped into a brighter beige-blonde face frame with finer ribbons and layered movement.
A brighter blonde, strand by strand
This One-of-a-Kind Bronze Ring Offers a Tantalizing Glimpse at the Lighthouse of Alexandria, a Lost Wonder of the Ancient World
A bronze signet ring found at a submerged Alexandrian palace preserves an image of its vanished lighthouse, while its owner and exact date remain unknown.
A lost wonder, engraved on a ring
What's it like living in a Japanese House? This book answers all questions
Kanae Hasegawa’s new book tours 35 Japanese homes, pairing striking architecture with insights from their architects and residents.
Thirty-five ways to make a home.
Eggless Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Bundt Cake (with Chocolate Glaze)
Pumpkin batter and chocolate chips become a sculpted Bundt cake finished with a glossy chocolate glaze.
A pumpkin cake with a chocolate finish
Researchers make ‘molecular movies’ with powerful X-rays to help advance therapeutics
Ultrafast X-ray snapshots let scientists reconstruct enzymes at work, revealing surprising details in the chemistry behind penicillin.
Watching chemistry one molecular frame at a time
The Shenzhen Natural History Museum is a journey across the region's fascinating biodiversity
Shenzhen’s new natural-history museum turns its flowing roof into a public landscape, with sculptural walls rising beside parkland and water.
A museum you can walk over.
Concert Photos: Foster the People Closes Out Blossom Season
Foster the People closes Blossom Music Center’s season with a show captured in bright stage lights and intimate performance portraits.
One last burst of summer-stage energy
James McAvoy’s ‘California Schemin’’ Is a Different Kind of Hip-Hop Biopic
James McAvoy explains how cast chemistry, a Scottish upbringing and lessons from fellow directors shaped his first feature behind the camera.
A music-industry hoax becomes a filmmaking debut
Jonathan Knight’s Meditative Series ‘Exhale’ Invites Us to Slow Down and Practice Noticing
Jonathan Knight’s long-exposure seascapes turn rain, fog and starlight into quiet studies of water and atmosphere.
Three ways to pause at the water’s edge.
Kitten Crying Alone Inside NY Construction Site Started Purring the Second He Was Lifted Into Someone's Arms
A kitten found crying at a Queens construction site grows into a playful companion with help from a devoted feeder and foster team.
From a construction fence to a warm lap
The Honda NSX rises ... with more horsepower and carbon fiber
JAS and Pininfarina give the original NSX a carbon-fiber rebirth, pairing familiar pop-up lights with a reworked cabin and V6.
A familiar silhouette gets a meticulous new life
Fancy an instant-landscape hotel? The Haku suite from Koto could be the answer
Koto’s cork-clad Haku suite pairs a compact, movable structure with warm interiors and views into the surrounding landscape.
A woodland retreat with no permanent address.
what to sew in october
Ann Wood pairs woodland sewing projects with a finished stitched scroll and improvisational fabric panels for an autumn of small creative rituals.
Tiny stitches, an entire handmade world
Fujifilm Instax Wide Film Review: There Is a Reason Instant Film is Thriving
A hands-on Instax Wide gallery finds rich color in everyday portraits, orchard walks and flowers, showing the appeal of a photograph that develops in your hand.
Everyday scenes, made tangible in minutes
Friday Five with Veronica Mishaan: Inside the Making of a Bogotá Penthouse
Veronica Mishaan refreshes a Bogotá family home with layered color, retained artwork and a staircase railing cast from a real tree branch.
A tree branch becomes a bronze handrail.
Perfumer H collaborates with London ceramic studio Troy Town
Perfumer H’s new Clay fragrance inspires textured ceramic bottles and vessels by Aaron Angell’s Troy Town studio.
What would the scent of clay look like?
RM of K-Pop Boy Band ‘BTS’ Co-Curates First Ever Museum Exhibition in San Francisco
BTS member RM brings his personal eye for Korean and international art to an exhibition spanning centuries at SFMOMA.
Inside RM’s art collection
You Have Minutes to Live: Introducing Echo Weaver
Echo Weaver turns a collapsing space colony into a hand-drawn time-loop puzzle where learning the world is the key to progress.
Every reset leaves you smarter
An architect's home in the heart of Florence contains a suspended swimming pool
Stefano Tozzi transformed a Florence theatre loft into a soaring home where a glass-bottomed pool hangs over the living space.
A swimming pool becomes the ceiling.
Squash-zotto
Grated squash, herbs and rice become a creamy fall risotto with most of the cooking handled in the oven.
Grate your squash into risotto
Verstappen clinches pole position in Singapore Sprint Qualifying ahead of Russell
Max Verstappen edged George Russell to Singapore Sprint pole by 0.120 seconds in a night-time qualifying session.
Singapore’s Sprint grid is set
Victoria Beckham’s homeware debut is ‘fashion for the table’
Victoria Beckham brings restrained colors, textured silverware and shell details to a debut Westwing homeware collection arriving October 12.
Runway details, dinner-table scale.
Photos from Raleigh Wide Open 2026
Street jams, open-air stages and nighttime dancing turn downtown Raleigh into a shared bluegrass gathering.
A whole street joins the music
Farewell to the Fluid Science Laboratory after 18 years in orbit
ESA looks back at nearly two decades of studying bubbles, foams and emulsions in orbit as astronauts begin the Fluid Science Laboratory’s final decommissioning.
A laboratory’s long life in orbit
The Weekend With I can’t afford this but maybe she can
Malika Favre and George Wu share a design-filled weekend wish list stretching from Barcelona architecture to a playful ceramic hedgehog.
A weekend through two designers’ eyes.
How Ukrainian Manicures Are Shaping Nail-Appointment Standards Around the World
A manicure’s before-and-after sequence introduces the detailed craft Ukrainian nail artists are sharing internationally.
The detail before the polish
Sigma 50-120mm f/2.8 Contemporary Review: You’ll Want to Take This Lens Everywhere
PetaPixel puts Sigma’s compact 50–120mm f/2.8 zoom through a real-world photo test, finding portable reach with a few optical trade-offs.
Big reach, smaller camera bag
Xsolla (the biggest gaming company you’ve never heard of) gets a retro-futuristic identity from Pentagram partners
Pentagram turns Xsolla’s gaming infrastructure into a playful visual world of glassy interfaces, imaginary archives and a buoyant mascot.
A gaming brand gets its own universe.
Cheddar Stuffed Soft Pretzel Bites with Hot Honey Mustard.
Cheddar-filled dough turns into glossy, golden pretzel bites with a hot-honey finish and mustard dip.
A cheese surprise inside each bite
From Slasher Films to Vampire Flicks, Horror Movies Are More Popular Than Ever. Relive the Genre’s Scariest Moments—if You Dare—at a New Exhibition
Inside the Academy Museum’s new horror exhibition, Dracula’s costumes and a poster-lined corridor reveal the craft behind a century of screen scares.
Meet the makers behind the monsters
House in Tinos / Kelly Spanou
Kelly Spanou’s Tinos renovation uncovers stone and concrete layers, turning a rural island house’s irregularities into its defining character.
The renovation that kept the cracks.
Eggless Choco Chip Butter Cake
Chocolate chips form a sweet seam through this eggless butter cake, with step-by-step photographs showing the bake from mixing bowl to slice.
An eggless cake with a chocolate-chip seam
Sentinel-3C returns its first views of Earth
Sentinel-3C’s first Earth views reveal the vivid geography its instruments will help monitor.
Italy, Arctic ice and Caribbean blue from a new orbital eye.
A 5-Year-Old Kitchen Finds a New Home on Copenhagen’s Paper Island
An ash-and-zinc kitchen moves from an artist’s workspace into a waterfront Copenhagen home, making a familiar room the starting point for something new.
A kitchen gets a second address
Chocolate Sheet Cake
A chocolate-milk soak and a frosting that combines brigadeiro with ganache give this sheet cake its rich finish.
Brigadeiro meets ganache in one pan
Keeping the sky dark and quiet
ESA and astronomers are teaming up on satellite designs that could reduce interference with views of the cosmos.
How do you keep a crowded orbit from spoiling the night sky?