Can Emeka Egbuka Be This Year’s Jaxon Smith-Njigba?

There is a new episode in Jay Recher’s Recher Report video series on Pewter Report’s YouTube channel, PewterReportTV. These short videos – typically seven to 12 minutes in length – give Recher the platform to offer up his unique insight and analysis on a particular Bucs or NFL topic. Jay Recher is back with another … Read more

Trump says US will blockade Iran in the Strait of Hormuz and will charge ships for safe passage

Dubai, United Arab Emirates — US President Donald Trump said on Monday that the United States is “re-imposing” a blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz and, in an apparent policy shift, will impose fees on other ships for safe passage. Iran insists on its control of the vital waterway, as another exchange of … Read more

Will A’Shawn Robinson Live Up To His Contract In 2026?

The countdown to the Bucs’ 2026 season is on. Right now, we’re: 62 days away from Bucs regular season kickoff32 days away from Bucs preseason kickoff16 days away from Bucs training camp In the lead-up to training camp, Pewter Report’s Bailey Adams will be diving into storylines for 26 key figures who will be crucial … Read more

Somerville Theatre and Capitol Theatre buildings hit the market

Local news The buildings that house the Somerville Theater and Capitol Theater are listed with an asking price of $12 million. The buildings that house the Somerville Theater and Capitol Theater are listed with an asking price of $12 million. (Nick Antaya for The Boston Globe) Written by Annie Jonas July 13, 2026 | 1:40 … Read more

Lavonte David Says Bucs Will Be Animals This Year

Bucs legend Lavonte David may not longer be on the Bucs following his retirement this offseason, but the team still has his full support. David obviously still has close ties to the organization after playing for 14 years and many of his teammates still on the roster. With his retirement, David can speak freely of … Read more

Refik Anadol ‘s DATALAND Museum Learns From Its Audience

Located in a Frank Gehry-designed space on Grand Avenue, Dataland immerses visitors in 720 million pixels of rainforest imagery that changes in response to their heartbeats. Photo: Jordan Reeve for the Observer The museum concept originated with 16th-century curio cabinets, rooms containing anything from shrunken heads to centipede tusks, reflecting the interests of their owners. … Read more

US judge slaps down litigious California man who sued airline for running out of chicken entrees

A California man has filed a lawsuit, a federal judge announced Dozens of lawsuits against airlines are malicious litigants After one of his latest complaints accused Scandinavian Airlines of serving him a vegetarian meal instead of chicken and limiting him to one free drink. U.S. District Judge Edward Chen said Sergei Firsov’s apparent “business model” … Read more

UNESCO’s A.I. Survey Puts Cultural Rights at the Center

A new UNESCO report explores how A.I. is transforming culture. Observer Lab UNESCO’s mission is not only to preserve the heritage left behind by previous generations, but also to identify, track and promote the circulation of knowledge and ideas that foster further cultural creation, development and dialogue. It’s a mission that inevitably straddles past, present … Read more

Silicon Valley Chefs’ Food Guide: Where They Eat Off the Clock

Silicon Valley has a huge appetite for money, talent, and the next big tech startups. Its dining scene reflects the same impulse, with polished rooms, tasting menus and Michelin attention built around an area brimming with ambition. Ask chefs where they eat on their days off here, and the answers may surprise you. They look … Read more

Laure Prouvost Brings Quantum Art to the Grand Palais

Installation view: Laure Prouvost’s “Nous, frissons d’étoiles” at the Grand Palais in Paris. Image produced in collaboration with Diogo Passarinho Studio ©ADAGP Paris 2026 Photographie de la Nef © Simon Lerat pour Grand Palais Rmn Art has always enhanced the imagination and our ability to visualize phenomena that remain beyond our sensory reach, but more … Read more