Arts & Entertainment

Marilyn Minter Reflects On Four Decades of Beauty, Grit and Banishing Shame

Marilyn Minter smiling at the camera with a yellow background, resting her arms on a surface.” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’Exaggerated commercial aesthetics have always been this artist&#8217;s most subversive tool. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Photo: Ryan McGinley</span>’> This month, Anderson Ranch Arts Center will officially name Marilyn Minter its 2026 International Artist Honoree, a distinction it reserves for […]

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Phillips’s CEO Martin Wilson On What the House’s $507 Million Spring Reveals About the Market

Phillips podium during a crowded sale as a large screen displays Andy Warhol’s Sixteen Jackies alongside bidding figures in multiple currencies.” width=”970″ height=”706″ data-caption=’Phillips&#8217;s spring season achieved $507 million, up 60 percent from last year. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Courtesy Phillips</span>’> Phillips celebrated its 230th anniversary with a solid $507 million spring season, up 60 percent from

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The Most Valuable Tennis Memorabilia Ever Sold at Auction

Experiencing an acceleration similar to other collectibles markets during the pandemic, the market for sports memorabilia has transitioned from a playground for hobbyists to an alternative asset class in its own right. According to two market intelligence reports recently released by Market Decipher—Sports Memorabilia Collectibles Market and Sports Trading Cards Market—the segment is currently valued

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Old Hollywood Glamour Meets High-Altitude Adventure: How to Summer in Sun Valley

In a town famous for its bluebird days, endless summer awaits at Sun Valley. Though this destination is best known for its world-renowned ski mountain—Sun Valley Resort spans two peaks, Dollar Mountain (beginner terrain) and Bald Mountain (more advanced), within the Wood River Valley—summertime is equally enticing in this Idaho idyll, surrounded by the Smoky

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Media and Corporate Moguls Touch Down in Sun Valley for ‘Billionaire Summer Camp’

After a blistering Fourth of July weekend, dozens of media conglomerate chiefs, tech CEOs and entertainment heavyweights descended on Sun Valley, Idaho for this year’s Allen & Co. conference. Among those captured so far by Getty Images photographer Kevin Dietsch are both names from our previously reported guest list and others not disclosed in advance.

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Zohran Mamdani’s Culture Budget Is Historic, But New York Needs a Broader Plan for Protecting Artists and the Arts

Zohran Mamdani and City Councilwoman Julie Menin announced the 2027 fiscal year budget in a Tuesday press conference.” width=”970″ height=”546″ data-caption=’Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Councilwoman Julie Menin announced the 2027 fiscal year budget in a Tuesday press conference. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Screenshot from Youtube</span>’> When Zohran Mamdani was elected mayor of New York last November,

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Meet the A.I. Ph.D. Who Took Human Error Out of the World’s Biggest Games

Technology is shaping the outcome of sport more than ever. Just this week, during a World Cup clash between Brazil and Norway, a penalty was awarded after VAR (Video Assistant Referee) reviewed a foul by Kristoffer Ajer on Matheus Cunha. At the heart of VAR is Hawk-Eye, a system that tracks and predicts the path of

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How the Wimbledon Foundation Became Tennis’s Quiet Philanthropic Force

Katie Boulter of Great Britain in action against Tyra Caterina Grant of Italy during the Ladies’ Singles first round match on Day Two of The Championships Wimbledon 2026 at All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club on June 30, 2026 in London, England. ” width=”970″ height=”647″ data-caption=’In June 2025, British tennis player Katie Boulter was

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