American singer-songwriter and musician, the Boss, with a six-decade career largely with the E Street Band
A Paris-based label, Matières Fécales, is redefining high fashion with its provocative, artful aesthetics. Designers Steven Raj Bhaskaran and Hannah Rose Dalton have built a global presence since starting in Montréal, gaining support from Dover Street Market and Paris Fashion Week, while challenging conventional beauty and material norms.
Two Scotsman articles chronicle Edinburgh’s art festival scene and a Sounds of Pandora-inspired ballet score, highlighting immersive performances, cross-arts collaboration, and the evolving Edinburgh fringe landscape.
Céline Dion has returned to full live performance with a sold‑out 26‑show residency at the Plenitude Arena outside Paris. The 58‑year‑old has opened the run with a 2‑hour, 25‑song set; she has been performing despite a 2022 diagnosis of stiff‑person syndrome and has adjusted keys and pacing to protect her voice and stamina.
The Guardian reports from rehearsals in London where composer Jeanine Tesori discusses aging, youth, and the Tony-winning Kimberly Akimbo. The show follows a teenage girl aging four times faster than normal, wrapped in a witty, chaotic family. London’s production stars Maria Friedman as Kimberly, with Tesori and David Lindsay-Abaire looking to audience interpretation and the show’s hopeful, humorous core.
Oasis has revealed a 2027 tour spanning the UK, Europe and the US, with 11 Manchester shows, five Celtic Park dates in Glasgow, and four at Knebworth. Richard Ashcroft will headline all dates. The tour follows their 2025 reunion and weeks of teaser posts and a drone reveal in Manchester.
Oasis has announced a new set of tour dates including Manchester, Glasgow and Celtic Park, with fixed prices and a structured ticketing process after a previous controversy over pricing. Registrations are open for official sale windows to ensure fair access.
Akuapem Indigenous people in eastern Ghana commemorate the 200th anniversary of their 1826 victory over the Ashanti Empire. The two‑week Odwira festival features re-enactments, traditional attire, and ceremonies, underscoring cultural resilience and intergenerational education.
The Vatican has described a brief meeting between Bob Dylan and Pope Leo, with Dylan presenting his autobiography and Leo gifting a rosary. The exchange follows Leo’s references to Dylan’s 1963 protest song Go Away You Bomb in a 2026 work, and comes during Dylan’s Italian tour dates.