Air travel meets conspiracy-tourism as Denver's secret tunnels and its apocalyptic murals are being opened to the public, turning airport folklore into a new visual playground (DIA tunnels). [P]At the auction block, dinosaur fossils are fetching millions, with T. rex skeletons now competing with Picassos for status — a reminder that collectors will pay for spectacle as much as rarity (fossil market). Meanwhile, bespoke hand-painted athletic gear and high-profile pop-cultural moments — from Springsteen's political set to Amazon's sci‑fi epic sparking prestige-TV debate — show art spilling into sports, music and streaming, creating vivid new subject matter for photographers (Jordan Dawson's bespoke cleats).

Carey Mulligan joins Netflix's Emmy-winning Beef for season two, adding serious acting gravitas to a buzzy anthology (Mulligan news). [P]Behind the scenes, the Kennedy Center is embroiled in a legal fight over removing Trump's name — an argument that could have big financial and institutional ripple effects (Kennedy Center case). And because Hollywood loves a true-crime shimmer, the $102 million Louvre heist is already being adapted to film, turning an audacious theft into another image-rich set piece for cinema (Louvre heist film).