Popular money-saving travel ‘hack’ backfires on frazzled plane passengers: ‘We were lied to at the gate’
“That moment was a red flag, I thought, ‘there’s something happening here.’”
Month: June 2025
Keep these 4 items out of your bedroom, feng shui expert warns — they could kill your vibe and even your relationship
Some of these are surprising.
What’s with our weird obsession with other people’s houses?
Is it prurience, or something nobler, that underpins our desire to see others’ interiors? Alice Inggs supplies keyhole surgery
The Taiwanese temple factory preserving tradition and pioneering craft
A Taiwanese factory turns out Buddhist and Taoist places of worship – complete with ornate deities, joss-paper burners and dragons – at
Alexandra Metcalf and her artist's waiting room
A flickering TV, grim ceiling tiles and 1960s wallpaper – how one painter and sculptor portrays the way the female psyche has been
Letters to the editor: is there room for debate in the interiors world?
The ‘Room for Debate’ has officially been unlocked, and we’ve thrown away the key
Artist Marlene Dumas connects her images of sex, birth and motherhood with ancient Aegean sculpture
The new intervention at the Athens museum positions her images of mothers, sex workers and older women with ancient Aegean carved figures
Acne Paper Palais Royal gallery opens in Paris
Beneath the Palais Royal’s neoclassical colonnades, Acne Studios extends its creative DNA beyond fashion and print, opening a quietly radical gallery where
A marriage of minds (and taste) in southwest London
Orange cabinets and a bikini- clad pin-up offer tart rejoinders to 19th-century boiseries and grown-up art in a grand London house. It’s
Angler shatters Idaho state record with unforgettable catch
Riley Farden of New Plymouth caught the giant fish while bowfishing on the Snake River, a popular fishing site for anglers.