Earlier this summer, Cohere co-founder Nick Frosst talked to Observer about why sovereign A.I. matters after Anthropic’s June ...

As London sheds galleries, art schools and independent cultural venues at a distressingly rapid clip, the innovative R&D lab ...

He describes confronting mortality as a deliberate element of his relationship with the environments he photographs, rather ...

During one of the year’s most crowded months for restaurant openings, Cafe Charmant, Brasserie Boulud, Dante Elizabeth Street ...

For more than 100 years, designers, models, editors and socialites have turned Claridge’s into one of fashion’s most enduring London haunts.

Thomas Angelo and Danny Ganem bring La Sponda to Biscayne Bay with regional Italian dishes, handmade pasta, wagyu and a deep ...

In its last incarnation, the GR Supra is that most wonderful of cars: a vehicle that exists for no other reason than to ...

Geoffrey Hinton’s research ecosystem helped turn the University of Toronto into a breeding ground for the founders and technologies driving today’s A.I. race.

Fall programming across the city spans Melissa Auf der Maur’s unfiltered ’90s tour photography, a scaled-down survey of ...

Thirty years after Sex and the City first ran, Candace Bushnell returned to Observer’s pages to explain why the column was ...

At Cafe Charmant, which Eugene Remm, Tilman Fertitta and Catch Hospitality Group are opening with Brodsky in the West Village on Tuesday, September 15, the goal is to create a different kind of ...

A new generation of Japanese collectors, often guided by curiosity rather than long-term investment thinking, is beginning to ...