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    Genius grant winner Immanuel Wilkins weaves Black history into jazz●'Genius grant' winner Immanuel Wilkins explains how he weaves Black history into his music✉newsCultureMusic52 min ago

    Saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins, a recipient of the MacArthur Fellowship known as the 'genius grant', has explained how he incorporates Black history into his music. In an interview with NPR, Wilkins discussed the ways historical memory and Black experience shape his compositions and his approach to jazz. The conversation highlights his growing recognition as one of the leading young voices in contemporary American jazz.

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    Retired Navajo Nation doctor wins MacArthur 'genius' grant for public art▼How a retired Navajo Nation doctor earned a MacArthur 'genius' grant for public art✉newsCultureArt50 min ago

    A retired doctor from the Navajo Nation has been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, the so-called 'genius grant', in recognition of work in public art. The story highlights how a medical career led to artistic projects benefiting Native communities, and coverage has focused on the unusual path from medicine to art and what the award means for Indigenous representation in the arts.

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    Golden Diner reimagines tres leches with Thai tea▼Golden Diner’s signature dessert is a take on Latin American tres leches cake, but with Thai tea powder-infused milk. Genius. https://nyti.ms/4yzk00F✉newsLifeFood46 min ago

    Golden Diner, the downtown New York restaurant known for its diner-style cooking, is drawing attention for its signature dessert: a tres leches cake, the classic Latin American sponge soaked in three milks, made instead with milk infused with Thai tea powder. Food writer comments are calling the twist 'genius', and the dish is being shared widely as an example of creative cross-cultural pastry work in New York dining.

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    Retired Navajo Nation doctor wins MacArthur 'genius' grant●How a retired Navajo Nation doctor earned a MacArthur 'genius' grant for public art https://www.npr.org/2026/10/10/nx-s1MmastodonHealth312 h ago

    A retired doctor from the Navajo Nation has been awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, the so-called 'genius' grant, in recognition of work in public art. The award highlights how her medical career and community-focused art practice intersected, tying creative work to health and community wellbeing on the Navajo Nation, and drawing fresh attention to Indigenous artists in this year's fellowship class.

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    Review: Never Said I Was a Genius at Central Film School●Review: Never Said I Was a Genius, Central Film School✉newsCultureTheatre7 h ago

    Everything Theatre has published a review of "Never Said I Was a Genius", a production staged at Central Film School in London. The review assesses the show's writing, performances and staging for theatre audiences considering the piece. Beyond the publication of the review itself, there is little further discussion or detail circulating about the production at this time.

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    Zuzana Buřivalová wins UCLA's Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award●Zuzana Buřivalová wins UCLA’s 10th annual Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award✉newsEnvironment8 h ago

    UCLA has named Zuzana Buřivalová the winner of the 10th annual Pritzker Emerging Environmental Genius Award, which honours early-career researchers working to solve environmental challenges. Buřivalová, a conservation scientist at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, is recognized for work on tropical forest biodiversity and sustainable ways to balance conservation with human land use. The award, funded through the UCLA Institute of the Environment and Sustainability, comes with a significant cash prize and highlights rising talent in environmental science.

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    Critics accuse Trump of striking deal with Russia for political win●Frantic, is he? Still a stable genius, making a deal today to 'aid & abet' the enemy for a # win - win-for-him. Called uMmastodonWar419 h ago

    Critics are accusing Donald Trump of brokering a deal that would benefit Russia at the expense of US allies, mocking him as a self-styled 'stable genius' who would 'aid and abet the enemy' for a personal win. Posts reference a call to Vladimir Putin and echo his 2016 'Russia, if you're listening' remark, suggesting a trade of American money for help with elections.

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    Book review examines Steve Jobs' NeXT years and his refusal to listen●What happens when a genius stops listening to his own team? This book shows the cost in full. # books # bookreview # RanMmastodonCultureBooks214 h ago

    A new book review is drawing attention to Randall E. Stross's account of Steve Jobs' time at NeXT, the company he founded after leaving Apple. The review argues the book shows in detail what happened when Jobs, the celebrated genius, stopped listening to his own team, and the heavy costs that followed for the company and its people.

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    Teachers share the moment they spotted a child genius in class●22 teachers share the moment they realized they had a child genius in their classroom https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://wwwMmastodonLifeEducation115 h ago

    Upworthy has published a roundup in which 22 teachers describe the exact moments they realized a student in their classroom was exceptionally gifted. The stories range from unusually advanced reading to off-the-charts problem-solving, and they are being shared as feel-good education content. Readers online are passing the collection around as a warm, human-interest take on spotting talent in schools.

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    Phoebe Bridgers Reunites With Boygenius For Live Performances▼Phoebe Bridgers Reunites With Boygenius For Performances Of “Haunted” & “Lost Boys” For Sound ...✉newsCultureTheatre18 h ago

    Phoebe Bridgers has reunited with Boygenius, performing the songs "Haunted" and "Lost Boys" together for a sound-related project. The joint performances mark a fresh collaboration between the trio after their work as a band. Fans of the indie artists are discussing the reunion and what it might signal for future music from the group.