Do we love the new iPad?

You can also call it a glorified iPod Touch. The latest news of the Apple iPad delivers a new gadget, an enhanced combination of a smartphone and laptop. With a large Multi-Touch screen, measuring 9.7 inches and high resolution, LED-backlit screen, the crisp display allows for an impressive 178 degree viewing angle, with perfect colour and contrast in any light.

At just 1.5 pounds and 0.5 inches thick, it’s easy to take everywhere you go – especially with a ten hour battery life and built in 802.11n wireless network, as well as an optional 3G model when Wi-Fi isn’t available. Continue Reading

Famed choreographer dies at 90

American choreographer Merce Cunningham, known for revolutionizing modern dance, has died at the age of 90. Continue Reading

Galleries struggling with recession

With the recession underway, many gallery owners in art-centric communities are finding their options are minimal: close shop, go broke to stay open or drastically change their business.

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Lifestyle

James Taylor supports BSO

Grammy-winner James Taylor will be the centre of a five-day festival with the Boston Symphony Orchestra – bringing in fans, attention, and some much-needed funds. The Continue Reading

Architecture

Stirling prize shortlist announced

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) – also the organizers of the Stirling prize – have announced the shortlist for 2009's award. The nominations include: 5 Continue Reading

Architecture

Julius Shulman, photographer, dies at 98

Julius Shulman, celebrated modern architecture photographer, has died at the age of 98 at his home in Los Angeles. Contemporary buildings were no stranger to him; Continue Reading

Arts

Financial troubles for Annie Leibovitz

A true example of success not equaling financial stability, Annie Leibovitz, famed photographer, is facing what the New York Times is calling "extraordinary financial troubles". Despite Continue Reading