Arts
Art exhibitions and creative culture
Honeywell JetWave X Business Aviation Connectivity Platform Enters Service
Honeywell’s JetWave X is now available to order, combining Viasat satellite networks with onboard traffic management for business aircraft.
Ethical Multicultural Casting: When Theatre Can Look Beyond Literal Authenticity
The Cherry Arts shows how casting across cultural differences can serve a play ethically when companies take those differences seriously.
Glitch Folk Turns iPhone Recordings Into Intimate, Unfinished Indie Music
From ear to gash, artists are turning phone recordings, glitches and mistakes into songs that feel personal without explaining everything.
What Students Remember: How Teachers and Theatre Shape Lasting Lessons
Milo Cramer’s School Pictures explores how teachers and shared creative work shape memories that last beyond the classroom.
Livermore Valley Opera Sets Free Tribute Concert for Erie Mills
LVO will honor its late artistic director laureate with a Nov. 11 concert featuring seven singers, orchestra and reflections on her legacy.
European Telcos Explore Joint Bid for Mobile Satellite Spectrum
Deutsche Telekom, Orange, Telefónica and Vodafone are considering a shared MSS spectrum bid to shape Europe’s direct-to-device market and satellite partnerships.
Sky Research Finds UK Workers Apologise for Broadband Problems Almost Twice a Week
Sky research highlights how unreliable broadband disrupts work calls, family video chats and streaming as the company adds 1.6Gbps service.
London’s Mobile Download Speeds Fall Behind European Capitals
London’s early 5G lead has faded as mobile traffic outpaces capacity and adding network infrastructure in the city centre gets harder.
Starlink Adds 18,700 Subscribers a Day as Rivals Build Alternatives
Starlink is growing fast, but Europe, Poland and Canada are backing satellite networks that could reduce reliance on SpaceX.
Women Pianist Composers Shine in Susan Tomes’ Album, While Tharaud’s French Survey Blurs
Susan Tomes’ album finds vivid work by Fanny Mendelssohn and Clara Schumann; Alexandre Tharaud’s French survey loses definition as it progresses.
Counter Codex Sets 2026 Dates for AIDS-Era Opera ‘Plague Mass’
Counter Codex will stage Plague Mass in New York, bringing Rock Hudson and figures from his era into a ritual framed by the AIDS crisis.
James McAvoy Pitched a Young Jean-Luc Picard Series Called ‘Mutiny on the Stargazer’
McAvoy says his Picard series pitch nearly went ahead before logistical issues stopped it. The story followed the captain’s early days aboard the Stargazer.
Gaslab Secures $1 Million in Pre-Seed Funding for Ethical AI Music Creation Platform
Gaslab, founded by techno artist Reinier Zonneveld, raises $1M in pre-seed funding, emphasizing fair compensation for music rights holders.
Rocket Lab Updates Neutron Launch Timeline Following Technical Setback
Rocket Lab has postponed its Neutron rocket's first launch to 2027 due to a technical issue, impacting its competitive edge against SpaceX.
Morgan Stanley Optimistic on SpaceX's Upcoming Starship Test Flights
Morgan Stanley forecasts that SpaceX's upcoming Starship tests could dramatically shift investor perceptions and launch economics.
Leadership Transition in the Arts: New Appointments at Prominent Theaters
A series of key leadership changes in major theaters across the U.S. signal new directions and initiatives in the performing arts sector.
Jersey City Readies for Vibrant Return of ‘Zombie Opera’ Concert
Scheduled for October 24, 2026, the seventh Zombie Opera promises a star-studded lineup and community spirit in Jersey City’s Hamilton Park.
Exploring Disability and Presidential Legacy in 'FDR's Very Happy Hour'
The interactive show 'FDR's Very Happy Hour' combines audience engagement with a reflection on FDR’s complex legacy, highlighting disability as a cultural experience.
Brent Spiner Reveals Why a Star Trek: Nemesis Sequel Was Abandoned
A planned Nemesis follow-up would have brought Star Trek characters together across the franchise, but its scale and the film’s box office ended the idea.
World Premiere of "Allegra & the Cello, in Movements" at La MaMa
La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club introduces "Allegra & the Cello, in Movements," showcasing the first female lead in opera history, running Dec. 10-20.