The Praguian charm of Alfons Mucha
Until 20 March Palazzo Reale in Milan hosts more than 150 artworks by the famous artist Alfons Mucha whose Art Nouveau strongly influenced his contemporaries’ taste through design, ads and objects.
Moby: I’ll give all the revenues of my vegan restaurant to animals
Moby decided to give 100% of the profits of his vegan restaurant to associations that fight for animal welfare.
Hip hop for hope with Poppin’ Chris. Helping street kids dance their way to change
We speak to Chris Hirwa, known as Poppin’ Chris, the Rwandese hip hop dancer who uses his art to improve the lives of orphans and street kids.
Top 50 songs of 2015
We couldn’t resist and even this year we’ve compiled the list of the top 50 songs of 2015.
Angel Mutoni. People think I’m not Rwandese because I do hip hop, but I’m out to change that
We speak to Angel Mutoni, a young Rwandese who raps to show young girls, especially in her country, that you can think big and achieve your dreams.
The 10 most beautiful versions of Jingle Bells ever
We don’t know when and where exactly James Pierpont composed it, but Jingle Bells is surely the most sung song in Christmas time.
Robert Plant and Tinariwen in a new album to support refugees
The new collection of exclusive songs by Robert Plant, Tinariwen and other artists entitled The Long Road that will support the refugee crisis will be released in March.
The music of the Arab Spring in a documentary
Farid Eslam captured the music of the Arab uprisings in a film where the lives, dreams and hopes of Middle Eastern underground artists meet.
Thom Yorke writes a letter to Father Christmas: no more presents to oil companies
Thom Yorke in his letter to Father Christmas asks him not to give presents to oil company executives and the politicians whose influence they buy.
COP 21: Massive Attack’s short film on climate change
Massive Attack’s 3D accompanies a dark satire on the world’s addiction to fossil fuels to music and presents it at COP21 in Paris.