Maja Malou Lyse has hosted her own TV program on the Danish television and will represent Denmark at the Venice Biennale in 2026. As part of a new initiative presenting works from the collection Museum of Contemporary Art Roskilde presents…
Those performances at the tri-series has Salman thinking that his team is building confidence under his captaincy as he begins to dream about the prospect of helping Pakistan claim their second T20 World Cup title and first since 2009.
“We have…
After six decades as an actor, Patricia Hodge says she still gets nervous before a play opens. “I think nerves are always the fear of the unknown,” she says. “Particularly with comedy, where there is no knowing how the audience will react:…
Many organizations are taking actions to shrink their carbon footprint, such as purchasing electricity from renewable sources or reducing air travel.
Both actions would cut greenhouse gas emissions, but which offers…
Thirty years ago, a painting by the British artist Sir William Beechey was sold as “portrait of a man”.
The anonymous buyer, however, knew precisely who the unnamed man in the picture was: Pascal Paoli, the 18th-century Corsican independence…
Tonight marks day 18 of the lunar cycle, meaning the Moon is in its waning gibbous phase. More than half of its surface is still illuminated, but it’s slowly shrinking each night as…
Rick Stein, 78, is one of the best-known chefs in the UK. He was born in the Cotswolds but spent much of his childhood in Cornwall, where he opened his first restaurant in 1975. He has been a TV regular since the mid-1980s and has released 30…
Tonight marks day 18 of the lunar cycle, meaning the Moon is in its waning gibbous phase. More than half of its surface is still illuminated, but it’s slowly shrinking each night as…
This article is part of FT Globetrotter’s guide to Milan
Much like its fellow Fashion Week cities of Paris, London and New York, Milan upholds an international outlook that, paired with design-driven, trend-forward savviness, cultivates a…