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Stone's Redefined Life: From Stroke Battle to Creative Bloom
entertainment1 month ago

Stone's Redefined Life: From Stroke Battle to Creative Bloom

Oscar-nominated actress Sharon Stone reveals she stopped one of her stroke medications against medical advice and quit marijuana to pursue a drug-free life, describing withdrawal as akin to heroin detox; during the COVID-19 lockdown she reignited painting, with her art showcased globally thanks to her sons' support, and she hints at a possible Broadway debut as part of her artistic comeback.

Warhammer Academy launches as a free hub for new hobbyists
gaming1 month ago

Warhammer Academy launches as a free hub for new hobbyists

Warhammer Community announces Warhammer Academy, a free online resource with 150+ instructional videos across Warhammer 40,000 and more settings. It guides new hobbyists through three paths—lore/collecting, building/painting, or gaming—featuring faction-focused Lessons, progress badges, and self-paced learning, with in-store guidance available as the hub opens.

A 17th-Century Flemish Painting Hints at Bird-Hunting Bats
science1 month ago

A 17th-Century Flemish Painting Hints at Bird-Hunting Bats

A 1611 painting Air by Jan Brueghel the Elder, renowned for its detailed menagerie, appears to depict a bat catching a bird in flight. A recent PNAS paper argues this could be the first direct visual evidence of bird-eating behavior by greater noctule bats, suggesting Brueghel may have captured real natural history observations and highlighting a novel link between art and historical ecology.

Armageddon Minis Shine in Community-Painted Showcase
painting2 months ago

Armageddon Minis Shine in Community-Painted Showcase

Warhammer Community enlists top hobbyists to paint the new Warhammer 40,000 Armageddon boxed set, highlighting miniatures such as a Blood Angels Chaplain and a Weirdboy with works by Jon Gómez, Jon Ninas, José David González Ramos, Darcy Bono, Juan Sanz, Lukas Kuhn, Marko Miladinović, Patrick Brampton, Sam Lenz, Thibaut Rahm, Vincenzo Celeste, and Virginia Rosenberg; the Armageddon box launches on Saturday, 20 June, inviting readers to celebrate at their local Warhammer store.

David Hockney, Shape-Shifting Maestro of Color, Dies at 88
arts2 months ago

David Hockney, Shape-Shifting Maestro of Color, Dies at 88

David Hockney, the English artist whose shape-shifting, color-saturated work spanned painting, photography, stage design and digital media, died at 88 in London. A defining figure of modern art, he blurred perspective and celebrated impermanence with works from The Splash to Portrait of an Artist (Pool With Two Figures)—which fetched a record $90.3 million in 2018—and later iPad drawings and a Westminster Abbey stained-glass window. His career wove between Britain, California and Yorkshire, and he leaves partner Jean‑Pierre “JP” Gonçalves de Lima and two brothers.

David Hockney: Painting the things you love across media
arts2 months ago

David Hockney: Painting the things you love across media

David Hockney, who died aged 88, was Britain’s leading artist celebrated for fearless work across painting, photography, printmaking and digital media. From Bradford to Los Angeles and back to Yorkshire, he created iconic pool scenes and expansive landscapes while embracing new technologies—Polaroids, photocopiers, and iPad art—guided by his maxim to paint the things you love. His career included battles against censorship, major retrospectives, and the honor of the Order of Merit, cementing a lasting impact on modern art.

A Painting-Dance Duet Reimagines Space at Marian Goodman
arts3 months ago

A Painting-Dance Duet Reimagines Space at Marian Goodman

Mehretu teams with choreographer John Jasperse for Wandering, a performance weaving dancers through Mehretu’s translucent TRANSpaintings at Marian Goodman Gallery to make painting and movement influence each other. The project aims to treat both media as interdependent, creating a space where abstraction and representation mingle, using the gallery’s architecture and layered bodies to offer a living, evolving experience rather than a backdrop. Soundscapes on different floors deepen the immersive effect as viewers navigate the intimate, multi-level installation.

Red Terror Reimagined: Multicolored Tyranids steal the show in Kill Team painters
gaming3 months ago

Red Terror Reimagined: Multicolored Tyranids steal the show in Kill Team painters

Warhammer Community spotlights dozens of community-painted Red Terror models from Kill Team: Terror on Devlan, featuring a variety of color schemes and terrain-friendly bases; painters demonstrate the model can look striking beyond red, with dark tones and bright carapaces. The piece highlights contributors like Andy, Luki, Angelo, Chris, and others, and teases the Spectre Squad boxed set and upcoming pre-orders.

Golden Demon 2026: AdeptiCon Finalist Showcase Continues
gaming4 months ago

Golden Demon 2026: AdeptiCon Finalist Showcase Continues

Warhammer Community continues the Golden Demon 2026 coverage with the second batch of AdeptiCon finalists, highlighting stunning entries across Warhammer Age of Sigmar, The Old World, Blood Bowl, Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game, and more, plus a roundup video. The piece confirms Golden Demon’s return at SPIEL in Germany later this year and teases entry information for aspiring painters.

Golden Demon 2026: AdeptiCon Finalists Unveiled – Part One
hobby4 months ago

Golden Demon 2026: AdeptiCon Finalists Unveiled – Part One

The US leg of Golden Demon 2026 reveals Finalist pins across Warhammer 40,000 categories (Single Miniature, Unit/Kill Team, Large Model or Vehicle, Epic Scale, and Diorama) with accompanying galleries of standout entries. A video roundup of the winners is linked, and Golden Demon will also appear at SPIEL in Essen in October. More Finalist features are coming next week, and Painting Desk Roadshow on Warhammer TV will include interviews, including with Slayer Sword winner David Arroba.