The Guardian CultureNew York’s Blue Note jazz club opens its first London venue — Show the summaryThe renowned New York jazz venue has opened a Covent Garden branch, with pianist Robert Glasper performing at the opening.
Research Mondosanità LongevityAccumulated sleep debt may be recoverable, study of 85,000 people suggests — Show the summaryAn observational analysis of 85,000 people suggests that sleeping more at weekends reduces some risks linked to sleep deprivation.
AP News WorldFrance bans unsolicited commercial calls from next week — Show the summaryA new French law prohibits unwanted telemarketing calls, taking effect next week.
Research Frontiers in Psychology AdvancesIndigenous oral traditions as psychological infrastructure against modernisation — Show the summaryA conceptual study examines how indigenous oral traditions sustain psychological wellbeing under pressure from modernisation and cultural commercialisation.
New York Times CultureMorgan Library exhibition traces how tarot became a divination tool — Show the summaryThe Morgan Library & Museum exhibition charts the history of tarot, from a courtly card game to an occult tradition.
El País AdvancesKorean probe photographs crater left by a Falcon 9 rocket on the Moon — Show the summaryThe impact of a Falcon 9 second stage on the Moon has been documented in images taken by a Korean lunar probe.
Cancer HealthCH LongevityFDA approves five new breast cancer therapies — Show the summaryThe US FDA has approved five new breast cancer treatments, widening the range of therapeutic options available.
Research ScienceDaily LongevityTHC-based drug eliminates PTSD nightmares in a third of patients — Show the summaryAfter ten weeks of treatment, more than a third of patients with PTSD no longer experienced recurring trauma-related nightmares.
Research Scientific American LongevityPsilocybin shows early signs of easing anorexia in small pilot study — Show the summaryPreliminary results from a small group of patients suggest psilocybin could help initiate recovery from anorexia.
Research NautilusN LongevityRecreational sports strengthen bones more than weightlifting, study suggests — Show the summaryActivities such as handball and amateur five-a-side football show higher bone formation biomarkers than weightlifting.
New York Times Culture1991 film on Ruan Lingyu returns to the centre of film criticism — Show the summaryAn analysis of 'Center Stage' (1991), a reflective biopic and documentary on Ruan Lingyu starring Maggie Cheung.
BBC MundoBBC AbundancePix, Brazil’s instant payment system that transformed the country’s economy — Show the summaryPix, the public system created by Brazil’s central bank, became the country’s most used payment method within a few years.
Core77 AdvancesThe surrealist drawing desk designed for Karl Lagerfeld in 1966 — Show the summaryIn 1966 sculptor François-Xavier Lalanne delivered Lagerfeld a sculptural, functional drawing desk, which he used for a decade.
New York Times WorldAppeals court unlocks billions in climate funds frozen by EPA — Show the summaryA US appeals court rules that the EPA cannot withhold climate funding frozen since early 2025.
Il Post CultureThe Beatles' Revolver turns 60, a look back at the band’s most visionary record — Show the summaryA cultural feature on the 60th anniversary of Revolver, the 1966 album that revolutionised pop sound.
Research Nature AdvancesNew 3D printing technique turns hydrogel particles into microfibres to regenerate muscle — Show the summaryThe 3D printing method creates aligned microfibres in hydrogels, accelerating muscle tissue regeneration in experimental models.
Mongabay WorldMalaysia bans all imports of electronic waste — Show the summaryFrom April 2026, Malaysia has banned all e-waste imports to stop illegal toxic recycling trafficking.
Research NautilusN AdvancesCougars reduce car-deer collisions in areas where they are present — Show the summaryA study links cougar presence to a decrease in car-deer collisions on nearby roads.
The New Yorker CultureThe New Yorker’s editors select the best books of 2026 so far — Show the summaryCritics and editors review the most notable fiction, non-fiction and poetry published in 2026.
AP News CultureAt Halberstadt, an organ keeps playing a Cage piece until 2640 — Show the summaryThe ASLSP project, launched in 2001, continues: the next note change is expected in years.
Research Smithsonian Magazine AdvancesA study explains the mystery of Neptune’s inner moons — Show the summaryNew mineralogical analysis suggests an outside body destroyed Neptune’s original moons, turning them inside out.
Research The Guardian LongevityNormal blood pressure, no diabetes and not smoking in adulthood delay dementia by 13 years — Show the summaryA study links three cardiovascular health factors between ages 45 and 65 to nearly 13 extra years of life without dementia.
Scientific American AdvancesA 200-year-old Gauss puzzle on the Cohen–Lenstra conjecture is solved — Show the summaryA team of mathematicians has solved part of the Cohen–Lenstra conjecture, resolving a mystery about quadratic forms open for two centuries.
Research Le Scienze AdvancesPolynesian lunar phases reveal clues to an ancient large-scale human migration — Show the summaryA study links Polynesian lunar calendars to traces of one of the most extensive migration routes in human history across the Pacific.
