Kultur
The holiday season found me and my partner immersed in the dystopian world of ”Squid Game” season two, a South…
The Destructive Power of Iconoclasm: A Journey Through History at the Glyptotek Museum The Glyptotek Museum in Copenhagen hosts a…
Lina Nyberg, a prominent figure in the contemporary jazz scene, reveals her diverse musical influences and perspectives in a recent…
Sam Moore, one half of the iconic soul duo Sam & Dave, passed away at the age of 89, leaving…
Annie Ernaux, France’s first female Nobel Laureate in Literature, published ”The Young Man” a few months before receiving the prestigious…
Elin Michaelsdotter’s ”Blommorna” introduces us to Edit, a 36-year-old florist operating a shop near a large cemetery, reminiscent of Stockholm’s…
Magnhild Haalke’s ”Allis Son,” originally published in 1935 and recently resurrected from literary obscurity, offers a poignant and unsettling exploration…
The affluent Los Angeles neighborhood of Pacific Palisades, nestled between the Santa Monica Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, found itself…
Predicting the future of music in 2025 is an exercise in acknowledging the accelerating pace of cultural shifts and the…
Rebecka Åhlund’s debut young adult novel, ”Bitarna” (The Pieces), opens with a classic coming-of-age scenario: Dina, on the cusp of…