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Dima Berlin/Shutterstock As older adults, part of the boomer generation, age and pass away, their next of kins are receiving their vast art collections as part of the great wealth transfer. Deloitte’s Art and Finance Report says that roughly $1 trillion of art is expected to change hands in the next 10 years. Must Read Another study by Art Basel and UBS on global collecting found that Boomers favor art far more than the generations that followed. Boomers lead in average spending on fine art and antiques, while younger generations favor purchasing digital art and film and video. The problem…

Beartooth singer Caleb Shomo vulnerably opened up about facing “a lot of homophobia” after he came out as gay and split from his wife, Fleur Shomo. The musician reflected on first coming out to friends and family in September 2025, before publicly announcing in May 2026 that he was a “proudly gay man.” “I had already decided, like, I’m not gonna water myself down at all,” he shared on Friday’s episode of “The Breakdown with Nath & Johnny.” Beartooth singer Caleb Shomo (seen here) vulnerably revealed he faced “a lot of homophobia” after he came out as gay earlier this…

“Black-ish” creator Kenya Barris is hoping to turn a modest profit on one of the most spectacular celebrity homes in Beverly Hills. Barris has listed his ultra-modern Benedict Canyon mansion for $20.8 million, a little more than three years after paying DJ and producer Zedd $18.4 million for the property.If the house sells anywhere near asking, Barris would walk away with a roughly $2.4 million increase over his purchase price before accounting for commissions, taxes, carrying costs, and whatever money he has spent maintaining or improving the estate. And if this particular mansion looks familiar, that’s because we’ve been following…

On March 3rd, back in the day when you could stuff yourself into a packed room of unmasked art folk, I attended a roundtable organized by Artprice entitled “The Art Market May Have Reached A Turning Point”. The speakers were Judd Tully and Peter Falk, whom I have known as fixtures in the art scene for decades, as well as Jean Minguet of Artprice and Kathy Battista of the Sotheby’s Institute of Art.The (sadly, blurred) view in the room at “The Art Market May Have Reached A Turning Point” panelThe authorToday, a panel of that title would focus on the long-term…

Season two of Karryon’s luxury podcast Luxury Unpacked is about to kick off, and this time we get first-hand insider insights from the people shaping luxury travel about how they’re evolving to meet a changing HNW traveller. “We don’t need to define what luxury is now; we all know it’s about time, space, access and experiences,” says Luxury Unpacked host Fiona Dalton. “This season has moved to working with insiders around an idea, and asking them to help us unpack and, importantly, prove that idea, so every episode is around identifying the genuine question, and we’ve put the affluent Australian…

Finneas O’Connell and his longtime girlfriend, Claudia Sulewski, are officially married. The brother of Billie Eilish and the actress tied the knot during a star-studded wedding hosted at San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, California, on Saturday. According to photos obtained by Deuxmoi, the “Birds of a Feather” songstress officiated the outdoor ceremony. Finneas Eilish and Claudia Sulewski (both seen above in a selfie) are married. claudiasulewski/instagram The couple (seen above kissing) tied the knot at San Ysidro Ranch in Santa Barbara, California, on Saturday. claudiasulewski/instagram Among those in attendance were Justin Bieber and his wife Hailey, Dax Shepard, Kristen…

Art’s imbrication in networks of money and power is hardly a contemporary phenomenon. Many of the great masterpieces of Renaissance art, for instance, were commissioned by members of the nobility. The origins of the modern picture trade date arguably to the 17th century Dutch Republic, where, in the absence of monarchical or church patronage, artists began producing domestically-scaled genre paintings for sale on the open market. In the early 20th century, the art dealer Joseph Duveen—later the 1st Baron Duveen of Millbank—made a fortune selling Old Master paintings he acquired from cash-poor European aristocrats to wealthy American industrialists like Andrew…

In an era where travelers increasingly seek respite from the clamor of modern life, hushpitality is set to redefine luxury travel in 2026. This emerging paradigm shifts focus from ostentatious displays to serene, personalized experiences that prioritize tranquility and genuine hospitality. Far from the crowded resorts and performative indulgences of the past, hushpitality offers intimate retreats where discretion and comfort reign supreme. The trend gains traction amid rising demand for mental wellness escapes. The Global Travel Trends Report by Skift, published in late 2025, notes a 45% increase in searches for “quiet luxury retreats” and a 30% rise in bookings…

If pop culture has taught us anything, it is that happily-ever-afters are often reserved strictly for fiction. Some of the most passionate, soulmate-level romances in entertainment history simply lost their flame over time, burning intensely fast before quietly, or even explosively, shattering. In their wake, millions of fans who had invested years rooting for their happiness were left completely heartbroken. Even though these celebrities have since moved on to build fulfilling separate lives, the initial news of their separations brought an entire generation to a standstill.   These seven monumental celebrity breakups, including legendary silver-screen icons and defining modern TV power…

The date has been set for the city’s dedicated contemporary art gallery to be moved to Culture House.It’s a relocation from National Glass Centre after owners University of Sunderland closed the building on July 31, 2026, saying it could no longer afford to maintain the building or carry out repair works.NGCA is one of the city’s oldest art spaces, which has been running for more than 50 years.It moved to National Glass Centre after its home at the old City Library in Fawcett Street closed.Visitors to its latest space within Culture House will be able to see NGCA’s debut public…