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Campbell’s to drop soup from company name after 102 years

Plan to rename group the Campbell’s Company part of shift in focus to other food it sells

The Guardian - UK

Actors, artists, transvestites, junkies and wannabes: How Lou Reed made the defining album of his career

Rudderless after the Velvet Underground, Lou Reed ditched New York for London and hooked upwith David Bowie: The rest is history

Louder

From Starve Acre to Roy Lichtenstein: a complete guide to this week’s entertainment

Matt Smith and Morfydd Clark star in a creepy new folk horror, and there’s an exhibition of iconoclastic works by the king of pop art

The Guardian - UK

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See Andy Warhol as never before in an extraordinary new WarholMania photography exhibition

WarholMania photography exhibition is coming this month!

Digital Camera World

The Last Dream by Pedro Almodóvar review – fantastical fictions and candid personal curios

The Spanish director’s 12 tales, written between the late 60s and today, are a heady mix of factual and fictitious, befitting of one of cinema’s most imaginative storytellers

The Guardian - UK

Swan Song review – ‘punk rock’ ballet film goes behind-the-scenes to get show afloat

The National Ballet of Canada’s prep for a new production of the biggest ballet there is, while bidding farewell to artistic director Karen Kain, is subtly handled in a nuanced documentary

The Guardian - UK

‘The drugs were so new, they weren’t illegal yet’: the debauched rise of New York’s wildest bar

It was a seedy hotbed of sex, drugs, edgy music and A-list celebrities where Lou Reed and Andy Warhol partied alongside Blondie and Bowie. How did Max’s Kansas City fall apart?

The Guardian - UK

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‘We never stole from kids, just insured places’: Armand Schaubroeck, the ex-con muse of Andy Warhol

A gangster at 14 and in maximum security prison by 17, he turned his experiences into warped rock that thrilled New York’s art scene. Fifty years on he recalls one of music’s strangest careers

The Guardian - UK

"Andy used creativity as his therapy" – how to channel creative intelligence like Andy Warhol

Dr Phillip Romero, friend of Andy Warhol, shares the thinking and top tips behind his Warhol-inspired book

Creative Bloq

Artists Philip and Charlotte Colbert: 'If you can reinvent a teapot you can reinvent a society'

With their partnership with The Conran Shop, the artists are hoping to bring living art to people’s homes

Evening Standard

On my radar: Evie Wyld’s cultural highlights

The author on a musical tribute to Andy Warhol, the book that made her swear out loud, and an exciting new restaurant in Peckham

The Guardian - UK

7 Midjourney prompts you've never heard of to up your AI game

Discover advanced Midjourney prompts to elevate your AI-generated art. Learn how to craft effective prompts, unlocking Midjourney's full potential for creating stunning visual content.

Tom’s Guide

It’s the art Olympics! The 20 greatest ever sporting artworks

From ancient fist-fighters to futurists on bikes, from starchy archers to a naked runner frozen in time … as the Games kick off in Paris, our critic ranks the finest depictions of sport in art

The Guardian - UK

A meeting with Liza Minnelli, 1989

Promoting her album with the Pet Shop Boys, the actor and singer was in a liberated mood when she granted the Observer an audience in Athens

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‘I sexed it up’: 1970s disco queen Asha Puthli on Warhol, Dali and influencing Donna Summer

Her spacey jazz-disco almost made her a huge star in the mid-1970s. Now having a long-awaited renaissance, Puthli reflects on working with Ornette Coleman and inspiring young south Asian artists

Wallpaper

Kyoto exhibition collates Veronica Ditting’s influential printed matter for the world’s biggest brands

Creative director and designer Veronica Ditting has created printed matter for The Row, Hermès and Maison Margiela. Now, a new exhibition in Kyoto, ‘Folio Folio Folio: Print by Veronica Ditting’ celebrates her influential career so far

Wallpaper

12 American icons of design, from cowboy boots to the MacBook Air

Our star-spangled round-up hails American icons of design and their latest iterations, from Pharrell Williams' cowboy boots to the Tiffany Lock, and a tiny yellow cab

Louder

“I don’t know if any orgies were ‘thrown’. Those things had a way of happening on their own”: in 1977, Kiss were on top of the world – and Paul Stanley was loving every second of it

Andy Warhol, Studio 54, Madison Square Garden and two albums – this is what it was like being in Kiss in 1977

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Marie Claire

The Most Iconic Supermodels of All Time

Muses to designers, faces of ad campaigns, starters of trends—they've done it all.

Motorsport

How BMW ensured its Art Car was ready for Le Mans

The BMW Art Car program is built on a minor contradiction. Since the program was launched in 1975 by French driver Hervé Poulain, the majority of the vehicles produced—each wearing one-of-one art from names like Andy Warhol, Jenny Holzer, Jeff Koons, and Cao Fei—have been race cars competing in high-stakes…

Evening Standard

Best gifts for the groom to celebrate the big day

Find the perfect gift for the perfect guy

Wallpaper

A pop-up gallery in Mayfair considers the real and the fake

PLP Architecture’s 60 Curzon in the heart of London is temporarily a gallery

Marie Claire

The 33 Best Fashion Documentaries Available to Stream

From inspiring designer profiles to shocking exposés about industry scandals.

The Independent UK

Gaby Hoffmann: ‘Do we really need to talk about vaginas? Let’s talk about AK47s and pistols’

The former child star plays a tragedy stricken mother in Netflix’s ‘Eric’. Speaking to Annabel Nugent, she opens up about her extraordinary childhood, her severe aversion to violence on screen – and why ‘Transparent’ would not have been made today

The Guardian - UK

Hirst, Warhol and a little artistic licence

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