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Costume Art at the Met: seeing the body through clothingIn New York, the Metropolitan Museum brings garments into dialogue with works from its collections. A way of questioning the place of the clothed body in art history.
Unsold textiles: what the ban on destruction changesSince 19 July 2026, large companies have been covered by a new European rule. It concerns what happens to unused clothes; it does not promise every customer a bargain.
“Free from”: a claim worth a second lookA reassuring word on a jar is not enough to compare two skincare products. European criteria invite us to distinguish useful information from a claim that suggests more than it proves.
Refilling a beauty product: keep its instructions tooReusing a bottle should not mean losing the product’s ingredients, batch number or precautions. The right approach is to prepare the container and the information that will go with it.
Vicky Krieps: from Luxembourg to Cannes, the films of an international actressFrom Phantom Thread to Corsage, then Love Me Tender and Diamond, Vicky Krieps is building a career across languages and cinemas. A profile, her awards and five films to discover her work.
Connected devices: look at what leaves the home, tooWatches, cameras and accessories communicate with apps and services. A few questions can help you better understand what you are enabling.
Backups: the real test is finding your filePhotos, documents and personal archives: a copy offers reassurance, but a verified restore provides proof. Here’s how to organise a check without touching the originals.
Media: what independence means for readersThe European regulation protects several conditions of journalistic work. It also invites us to look at who owns a media outlet and how information is produced.
Glioblastoma: what blood cells can revealA study conducted at the LIH describes immune changes associated with glioblastoma. It sheds light on a possible biomarker, still a long way from being a routine test.
At CERN, quantum entanglement can be read in the tracesATLAS and CMS have found strong evidence of entanglement between Z bosons originating from the Higgs. The experiment is easier to understand by following the particles detected.
Fechingen: replacing the bridge without closing the A6In Saarland, the replacement of the Fechingen Talbrücke is reaching a decisive administrative stage. The project plans to keep traffic moving during the works.
Atlântico: four days moving from one voice to anotherThe festival celebrates its tenth edition from 7 to 10 October at the Philharmonie, with a prelude on the 2nd. Two events offer a chance to explore its diversity.