nazakatblogger@gmail.com Will Anderson Jr. just became the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history, and Kay Adams’ latest debate dropped him into the No. 1 overall conversation for a full NFL redraft. PFN’s Jacob Infante listened, gave the take its due, and shut the door on it. The premise came from Adams’ show, where the idea of Anderson … Read more
As the NFL season approaches, there are a number of big-name players still available as free agents, and one of those names is former Cincinnati Bengals and Houston Texans running back Joe Mixon. But why is Mixon still a free agent in mid-June? Run a full NFL redraft where all 32 teams start from scratch, … Read more
Silvio Larusso’s provocative text installation sets the tone. Courtesy of the artist and Basel Social Club. Photo: Silke Briel As the art world has grown accustomed to the boutique fair format, an increasing number of satellite events are, ironically, trying to counter fair fatigue with more contained, context-specific models. There’s also the experiential factor: unique … Read more
Space President Gwen Shotwell (center) rings the opening bell at the Nasdaq Marketsite at the launch of the company’s initial public offering on June 12, 2026 in New York City. Spencer Platt/Getty Images Days after SpaceX went public, Elon Musk’s tech giant announced plans to acquire Anysphere, the parent company of AI crypto agent Cursor, … Read more
The first response to generative AI was to search for fingerprints. But as tools struggle to detect false positives and negatives, communities are returning to an older solution: building trust through authorship, institutions, and accountability. Unsplash+ The first major social response to generative AI has unfolded like a detective story. Schools searched for software that … Read more
160 years ago, enslaved people in Galveston, Texas, learned they had been freed — after the end of the Civil War and two years after President Abraham Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. As a result, the holiday Juneteenth — whose name combines “June” and “the nineteenth” — has only grown in popularity in a century and a … 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 Position On The Bucs Causes The Most Concern With Their Depth? Point: The Bucs Secondary Is Razor Thin By … Read more
Konstantina Kricsoni, No chimera2026. Photo: Chris Herrity, New York Konstantina Kricsoni’s works have always inhabited the liminal and generative threshold between figuration and abstraction, where her figures find their archetypal and mythical form in the movement and gesture of her body, which are directed and projected onto the canvas. Her techniques and themes deal with … Read more
Bernard Arnault delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of the VivaTech startup and technology innovation fair at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles, in Paris on June 17, 2026. Julian De Rosa/AFP via Getty Images Bernard Arnault, CEO of LVMH, built his luxury collection on heritage brands and centuries-old craft concepts. But the 77-year-old … Read more
World Cup Bajraktarevic, whose professional career began with the revolution, is now a regular in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnian Esmir Bajraktarevic during a pre-World Cup friendly match against Panama on June 6. AP Photo/Jeff Roberson Izmir Bajraktarevic sparked a frenzy when Score the game winner in a penalty shootout against Italy in March to send … Read more