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Industry consultant and self-claimed 'wellness passionista', Rianna Riego, believes the ‘Black Lives Matter’ movement has reawakened society to the reality of a system that still ... More

Skincare brand Comfort Zone has created its own hand sanitising gel – named Good Hope Gel – in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. The ... More

The Penn Museum in Philadelphia has reopened with 10,000sq ft (3,048sq m) of newly imagined space, including a new main entrance and galleries for African ... More

Chinese interior design studio AB Concept have created three restaurants in a century-old former police station in Hong Kong. Crafted in part to honour the ... More

The government’s new Integrated Communities Strategy Green Paper could present a funding opportunity for the UK’s sports clubs. Published by the secretary of state for ... More

Predictions of a fall in visitors to the US following the election of Donald Trump have become a reality, with a decline of nearly 700,000 ... More

Closing the empathy deficit, the next horizon of civil rights and the rise of the intelligent machines are all trends that will affect cultural institutions ... More

The American Institute of Architects (AIA) has indirectly criticised US president Donald Trump for his attempts to suspend immigration to the US from seven Muslim-majority ... More

The windswept beaches of Toronto, Canada are set to once again host a seasonal design spectacle, with the eight winners of the third annual Winter ... More

Officials have broken ground a new US$70m museum dedicated to the Statue of Liberty on the monument’s home of Liberty Island. Designed by Nicholas Garrison,principal ... More

Linda Conlon, chief executive of Newcastle’s International Centre for Life, has said science centres need to engage with more diverse audiences, particularly refugee and migrant ... More

Mecanoo co-founder Francine Houben has told CLAD about the studio’s plans for their US$300m (€264m, £208m) renovation of New York’s iconic public library. In an ... More

Sports organisations in Europe will be able to bid for grants of up to €600,000 (£462,347, US$657,647) for projects which are aimed at social inclusion. ... More

A long-running debate about what to do with the birthplace of Adolf Hitler looks to be settled, with Austrian authorities poised to turn the controversial ... More

Argentina’s President, Cristina Fernandez, was on hand at the opening of the US$20m (€15.2m £12.7m) Malvinas Museum – something she called a “living commitment to ... More

Ellis Island Immigration Museum is to reopen its doors to the public on 28 October 2013 for the first time since Hurricane Sandy submerged the ... More

US president Barack Obama has signed an Executive Order and announced a range of new initiatives that are designed to "significantly increase" inbound tourism and ... More

European Health and Fitness Association (EHFA) is one of the eight associate partners of the European Union's (EU) new "MOVE" project. The scheme is being ... More

UK companies will find it increasingly hard to recruit non-EU immigrants as fitness instructors and exercise staff. A review of the country's skill shortages by ... More

The National Museum of Patriotism in Atlanta, Georgia, US is to change its name to The National Foundation of Patriotism. At the same time it ... More

A London museum dedicated to Jewish culture, heritage and identity in the UK will reopen to the public tomorrow (17 March), following the completion of ... More

Wisconsin, US-based Kohler Co. has purchased Hamilton Hall of St Andrews, Scotland. The company, through its subsidiary The Old Course Limited, won a competitive bidding ... More

A museum dedicated to the life of screen legend Charlie Chaplin is to open in his former home at Vevey on the shores of Lake ... More