When architect Adam Kushner opened his West Village penthouse for tours in 2004, the line snaked down Barrow Street and ...

The houses below were all designed, built and decorated in the 20th century, yet they are still incredibly rich with stories, ...

At least, that’s what you would believe if you followed the viral online fitness coach, influencer, and self-professed motivator Ashton Hall’s (@ashtonhallofficial) morning routine, which is going ...

UConn coach Dan Hurley expressed some regret for comments he made "in the heat of the moment" following the Huskies' second-round loss to Florida in the NCAA Tournament. While Hurley owned his ...

Fitness trainer and influencer Ashton Hall, who has been trending for his viral morning routine, was reportedly evicted earlier this month. The claim surfaced on the social media platform X on ...

Fitness influencer Ashton Hall's 5 1/2-hour morning routine has gone viral on social media. Hall's routine, which he claims "changed his life," includes a banana peel facial and two facial ice baths.

MVRDV’s “Market Cube” Reimagines the Urban Market as a Flexible Vertical Hub in Zhubei, Taiwan MVRDV has unveiled its design for a new mixed-use building in Eindhoven, The Netherlands ...

The latest to do so in March of 2025 is none other than Ashton Hall, who went completely viral for his 4a.m. morning routine. The video, which has millions of views already, includes Hall doing ...

While art or, more specifically, music exists as an intangible response to dark days, there’s nothing quite as unwavering and defiant in stature as Britain’s brutalist architecture. Built on concrete ...

Washington DC has a large number of significant brutalist buildings. Here, architectural photographer Ty Cole picks eight of the most interesting. Largely built in the 1960s and 70s as the federal ...

Director David Cronenberg addresses the controversy surrounding 'The Brutalist' using AI to enhance Adrien Brody's voice. Cronenberg compares it to past practices in filmmaking and suggests the ...

Bruce Miller, Sioux City Journal entertainment editor, says "the Brutalist" is a film that will stand the test of time and remind others just how important creativity is to the moviemaking process.