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Viking ship Snorri has arrived from Denmark to The Copenhagen House in Solvang, showcasing an archeological wonder of maritime craftsmanship dating back to the 9th century.

The Met is selling a slew of items inspired by Karl Lagerfeld, Tod's hosted an L.A. lunch, John Hardy and Lingua Franca collaborate.

On Monday, The Met Store will roll out a sundry of items inspired by the designer.

"Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark" will open this fall.

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In fall 2023, New York’s Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust will launch its first exhibition developed for elementary school-aged students. Courage to Act: Rescue in Denmark will commemorate the 80th anniversary of one of the most effective episodes of mass resistance in modern history. 

From Lady Gaga’s glaring snub for #HouseOfGucci to #DontLookUp snagging four nominations, these are the biggest Oscar nomination shockers. https://t.co/idkW2xomtj Variety (@Variety) February 8, 2022 While this is indeed the biggest snub of this years Oscar noms, the trades break down some…

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 6, 2021-- For the second time, Nordic Design Diplomacy in New York will open virtual doors to the prestigious Nordic consular residences in a series of engaging talks with design in focus. Nordic Design Diplomacy in New York. (Photo: Business Wire) Nordic Design Diplomacy boldly combines traditional diplomacy with informal dialogue, to explore how design is used to share different perspectives on culture and values. These conversations invite two professionals in ...

Global Atlanta Wind turbines have been a fixture in the Danish landscape for decades. Photo by Julius Christensen on Unsplash Even a pandemic has not dampened the spirit of openness that has characterized Denmark’s approach to the global economy, its diplomat covering Georgia told Global Atlanta in an interview. As the world looks to recover from a year of isolation and retrenchment, the Scandinavian country of about 6 million people is pushing, perhaps counterintuitively, for even deeper i...