U.S. Galleries and Art Spaces Shut Their Doors to Protest ICE

U.S. Galleries and Art Spaces Shut Their Doors to Protest ICE

Patrick Martinez, Migration Is Natural, 2019. Fabricated 2021. Denis Y. Suspitsyn | Courtesy the artist and Whitney Museum Art is inherently political, but the art world is often reticent to take a political position, wary of alienating those who sustain it—particularly at the market’s highest price tiers. Very few international galleries responded overtly to the…

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At London’s Caractère, Emily Roux Carries Her Family Legacy Forward

At London’s Caractère, Emily Roux Carries Her Family Legacy Forward

Emily Roux. Rebecca Dickson It’s a particularly chilly December night in London, but Caractère, a one-Michelin-starred restaurant in Notting Hill, is slowly filling with guests. It’s a sought-after reservation, not just due to Caractère’s popularity, but because chef and owner Emily Roux is collaborating on a special holiday menu with her father, Michel Roux Jr.,…

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Bridgerton’s Hannah Dodd Teases the “Tornado” That Enters Francesca’s Life With Michaela’s Return 

Bridgerton’s Hannah Dodd Teases the “Tornado” That Enters Francesca’s Life With Michaela’s Return 

Shonda Rhimes Makes Red Carpet Appearance With Her 3 Daughters at ‘Bridgerton’ Season 4 Premiere It would appear to this author that Francesca Bridgerton is in for a bumpy ride. Indeed, Hannah Dodd is teasing the inner turmoil that is headed her character’s way in part two of Bridgerton season four—which drops on Netflix Feb. 26—following the return…

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Airport bystander bodyslams TSA breach suspect in split-second takedown

Airport bystander bodyslams TSA breach suspect in split-second takedown

Newly released surveillance footage has captured the tense moment a suspect breached a TSA checkpoint at an Atlanta airport last year, only to be swiftly tackled by a bystander and subdued within seconds. Police released the footage through an open public records request, showing the incident unfolding on the morning of Oct. 30 at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International…

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Social justice advocate once named Bostonian of the Year sentenced in fraud case — but given slap on wrist

Social justice advocate once named Bostonian of the Year sentenced in fraud case — but given slap on wrist

A well-known community and social justice activist who founded a Boston nonprofit to reduce violence and who was once was lauded as Bostonian of the Year avoided jail time in a federal fraud case, the Justice Department said Thursday.  Monica Cannon-Grant, 44, pleaded guilty in September 2025 to 18 of 27 counts, including wire fraud, mail fraud…

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