An era of TV is coming to an end as CBS announced that they were ending The Late Show With Stephen Colbert after a decade on the air — and more than 30 years of airing The Late Show as part of its daily television lineup. The show’s upcoming 2025-2026 season will be its last on the air.Addressing his audience at the Ed Sullivan Theatre on Thursday, Colbert shared the news. When the crowd booed in response, he replied “Yeah, I share your feelings,” he said. He noted that he is not being replaced as the host of The Late Show; the show itself is “just…
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Shinsuke Sakimoto, the CEO of luxury goods reseller Valuence Holdings Inc., revealed himself as the buyer of a Hermès Birkin bag auctioned last week in an interview with the Khaleej Times on Monday. The handmade, all-black leather bag sold at Sotheby’s Paris for €8.6 million ($10 million) with fees. The original Birkin was commissioned in 1984 exclusively for—and in collaboration with—actress and fashion icon Jane Birkin by Jean-Louis Dumas, who was then the CEO of Hermès. It had previously sold at auction in Paris in 2000 and remained in a private French collection until last week. Related Articles At the…
Art MarketAimee DawsonCan you imagine a doctor prescribing art? This year, there have been several such instances internationally—including in Canada, the U.S., and Switzerland—with patients receiving free entry to museums, exhibition tours, and creative activities to help alleviate a variety of symptoms. (In fact, an Artsy article predicted this in 2018…) Several institutions around the globe are actively working to bring art and well-being closer together. The World Health Organization, for example, co-launched the global initiative Jameel Arts & Health Lab in 2023 with the aim “to measurably improve health and wellbeing through the arts” and “to drive the integration…
“ The original Handy Dandy notebook is likely the highest-priced collectible from Blue’s Clues. Colorbök recalled early versions, and this pair sold for $600. If you were a parent of a child in the 1990s or were a child, you remember the Nickelodeon show Blue’s Clues. The show premiered in 1996, hosted by actor Steve Burns. He spent six years on it, connecting with audiences and featuring show content that encouraged children to figure out small problems and look around for clues when they didn’t understand something. Some of the original toys and merchandise from the show could spark interest…
ComingSoon is debuting an exclusive Osiris poster for Vertical’s newest sci-fi action movie, starring Terminator vet Linda Hamilton. This comes after Hamilton was just recently seen in the first teaser trailer for the final season of Netflix’s Stranger Things. “A team of Special Forces commandos wake up on an alien spacecraft with no memory of how they arrived. They horrifically discover they are being hunted by a merciless Alien race,” reads the movie’s official synopsis. Check out the Osiris poster below: Who is in the Osiris poster? The poster shows off the movie’s main characters, who are being portrayed by…
Disneyland. For more than 70 years, millions of people have walked through its gates, leaving today to enter the worlds of yesterday, tomorrow, and fantasy.They call it “The Happiest Place on Earth” for a reason. Disney and its legion of “cast members” do their darndest to ensure that every guest experiences the magic of their magic kingdom. But no one, not even Mickey Mouse, is perfect. Every so often the world of today intrudes on the worlds of yesterday, today, and fantasy. Sometimes, stuff happens. Real world stuff.What follows is a list of that stuff; some of the craziest incidents that ever took place…
Ai-Da Robot, an AI-powered humanoid robot artist, has painted a new portrait of King Charles III. The work, titled Algorithm King, was revealed in Geneva during the 2025 AI for Good Summit at the U.K. Mission to the World Trade Organization and United Nations. Ai-Da Robot, named after the 19th-century mathematician Ada Lovelace, was devised by British gallerist Aidan Meller in 2019. Built in Cornwall by Engineered Arts and programmed in collaboration with researchers at the Universities of Oxford and Birmingham, the robot is the first ultra-realistic humanoid robot artist. It can produce oil paintings with its robotic arms and…
Coins found by a metal-detecting group in Poland.Image Source: The Polish Searchers’ Association “Husaria” via Facebook/TVP World Metal-detecting is a great way for amateur treasure hunters to make their dreams come true. Consider the story of a metal-detecting group that recently found coins dating back to the 17th century in eastern Poland. According to TVP World, members of this metal-detecting group unearthed thirteen coins, known as boratynki, in the Polish town of Janów. The coins were found within centimeters of one another. “Boratynki occur quite often, but usually there are only one or two, located far apart from each other,”…
It’s hard to believe it’s been two entire years since the last season of Paramount+’s sole remaining leg of the “Star Trek” franchise, “Strange New Worlds,” graced our streaming screens. In the interim, Paramount has swept in and quietly cancelled or cut off at the knees all of its remaining series: “Discovery,” “Picard,” “Lower Decks,” and “Prodigy” are all gone (even if “Prodigy” somehow returns for a third season, it’d be on Netflix). In the meantime, all “Trek” fans have had to nibble on is a deeply disappointing “Section 31” movie that barely felt like the final frontier at all.…
The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 is finally here, and with it comes new drama in Steven and Taylor’s relationship. After finally getting back together, what did Season 3 bring to their relationship? Here’s a breakdown. Do Steven and Taylor break up in The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 and why? The Summer I Turned Pretty Season 3 wastes no time throwing fans into a whirlwind by revealing that Steven and Taylor are no longer officially together. The season begins with a three-year time jump, confirming that the couple broke up offscreen. Although the exact reasons aren’t made…
