nazakatblogger@gmail.com Philippe Vergne. Photo: Joaquim Norte de Sousa 2019 The Bass Museum recently announced that Philippe Vergne — who has run museums from Marseille to Minneapolis to Los Angeles and, since 2019, Serralves Porto — will soon arrive in Miami Beach as the institution’s first artistic director and chief curator. He begins in October, sharing leadership … Read more
In a Thursday column on PewterReport.com, two Pewter Reporters will debate a Bucs topic with different viewpoints. Which Pewter Reporter wins the debate? You get to decide in the comments section below. This Week’s Topic: Which Bucs Player Would Best Lead The U.S. Across The Delaware River? With the United States of America celebrating it’s … Read more
Now that we’ve covered two of the most interesting fellas who will be riding the 2026 Tour de France, and the theory of why they’ll be riding this particular route, it’s time to talk about the route itself. This year’s Tour will span 3,321 kilometers of Spain and France while flirting with the Swiss and … Read more
The 2027 NFL Draft EDGE class still has one more season left to play, and already, the group appears as though it might be an upgrade over the 2026 crop. The 2026 EDGE class wasn’t without its highlights, of course. Rueben Bain Jr. was a hero of the College Football Playoff in 2025 and an … Read more
Ever since I was scooped up as a froglet from my marsh, taken into this laboratory, and developed a burgeoning freelance writing career, I have felt lost. I know I am searching, but I do not know what I seek. I want to share my life story with someone, anyone. I want to understand who … Read more
Chris Brown and Jada Wallace have shared adorable new photos of their son, Arrow, on social media. In a series of Instagram Stories posts, the couple showed off their newborn. One image showed Arrow flashing a wide smile while dressed in a tan Nike zip-up, while another captured him sleeping peacefully in Wallace’s arms. Arrow … Read more
Tiffany & Co. American flag brooch. Courtesy Sotheby’s While European jewelry houses were shaped by royal courts, aristocratic patronage, and centuries of tradition, American jewelry makers emerged from a culture of entrepreneurship, industrial innovation, and self-made wealth. The result was a distinctly American style—bold, technically innovative, gem-driven, and often less constrained by tradition. Beginning in … Read more
Fra Angelico, Noli me Tangere (Touch Me Not), 1441, and Mark Rothko, Untitled, 1958. Photo: Ela Bialkowska, OKNO Studio The Monastery of San Marco in Florence was originally established in the 13th Century; the monks’ cells of the convent were decorated by Fra Angelico in the 1440s. Each small cell has a single window oriented … Read more
Things come out of Donald Trump’s mouth, then just keep on coming out of it. If he says something once, he will say it again, primarily to reinforce how powerfully and unprecedentedly successful he was in having said it in the first place, but also because he so enjoys the sound of his own voice … Read more
The countdown to the Bucs’ 2026 season is on. Right now, we’re: 73 days away from Bucs regular season kickoff43 days away from Bucs preseason kickoff27 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