Inside NCTx: How A Rare Plant-Derived Molecule Is Turning Fat Into A Boost Of Energy
There are moments in science when something small and elusive suddenly becomes attainable, when a molecule trapped in the fine print of
Glastonbury 2027 Sells Out in 42 Minutes Without a Single Headliner Announced
General admission tickets for Glastonbury 2027 sold out in 42 minutes on 5 October at £408 each, the first time the price
Brian May Says Queen Will Never Tour Again After Fifty Years on the Road
The Queen guitarist told The Times he decided 18 months ago that he no longer wants to tour, though he is open
Bowie80 Programme Marks David Bowie’s Eightieth Birthday With Exhibitions and Concerts
Exhibitions in Cleveland, Los Angeles and New York, a Philip Glass concert in Copenhagen and Nordstrom clothing capsules will mark what would
Kirill Petrenko Leads Berlin’s Great Orchestra Quietly
The conductor has brought a studious, unshowy intensity to one of the most storied posts in classical music.
Igor Levit Plays The Piano And Refuses To Stay Silent
The pianist has become one of Germany’s most compelling cultural figures, on the concert platform and beyond it.
Anne-Sophie Mutter Still Sets The Standard On The Violin
The German virtuoso remains one of classical music’s defining performers and a tireless champion of new work.
German Book Prize Reveals Its Longlist of Nominees
Twenty novels are in contention ahead of the award at the Frankfurt Book Fair.
A Major Maurizio Cattelan Show Anchors Berlins Autumn Season
The Italian artist takes over a landmark Berlin museum.
Musikfest Berlin Marks a Milestone Anniversary
The city’s leading classical festival celebrates decades of programming.
Edinburgh Festival Fringe Marks Its 80th Year With Ticket Sales Up 8 Percent
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe closed its 80th edition with more than 2.8 million tickets issued, up 8 percent.