Oxford University’s new Life and Mind building opens this year, bringing together the Departments of Biology and Experimental Psychology and state-of-the-art research facilities. The project will support over 1,400 staff and students and address global scientific challenges.
Oxford University has been ranked world number one by Times Higher Education for the tenth consecutive year, the longest streak in the rankings’ 21-year history. The achievement highlights Oxford’s global excellence in research and teaching.
Oxford University will open the Stephen A. Schwarzman Centre on 13 October 2025, uniting its Humanities faculties under one roof. The Centre also features public performance spaces, exhibition areas, and a museum for historic musical instruments.
After fashion month and ahead of Vogue World Hollywood, models are everywhere—from runways to Instagram feeds—shaping trends and defining modern style.
Oscar-winning costume designer Paul Tazewell returns for Wicked: For Good, showing how Elphaba and Glinda’s costumes evolve to reflect the characters’ growth and challenges in the sequel.
Spring 2026 fashion week underscores the ongoing bond between celebrities and high-fashion brands. Stars like Emma Stone, Margaret Qualley, and Kim Kardashian continue to define and elevate the labels they represent.
Alan Carr eliminated Paloma Faith on The Celebrity Traitors, lamenting that he had “murdered one of my best friends.” Prior friendships and shared histories among contestants make deception and alliances in the show even more complex.
Molly-Mae Hague says she’s not ready to wear her engagement ring after reuniting with Tommy Fury, admitting in her new docuseries that their relationship is “not perfect.” She also reflects on past controversial remarks that sparked social media backlash.
Sam Rivers, bassist and founding member of Limp Bizkit, has died at age 48. The band remembered him as “the soul in the sound,” highlighting his irreplaceable role in their music and legacy.
India is reforming its school assessments to move away from rote learning and better cultivate critical thinking and creativity. The changes aim to unlock student potential and align education with real-world skills.
