Public Art & Design: Riyadh is rolling out permanent contemporary installations across metro stations and public spaces, bringing art into daily commutes. Indigenous Culture & Architecture: SPECTACLE Bureau unveiled the Museum of Aboriginal Peoples’ Art and Artifacts in Alberta, built around a moving wooden screen and flexible interior spaces. Music Industry & Tech: Warner Music Group is expanding its global tech footprint with a new Bengaluru hub aimed at AI-enabled distribution and audience data. Legal/Culture Clash: A divided Ninth Circuit panel split over what counts as “religious belief” under California employment law, adding fuel to ongoing religion-and-work debates. Faith & Community Response: Dearborn’s mayor and religious leaders condemned a planned “Christian Crusader March,” framing the city as welcoming amid rising hostility. Health & Society: CDC data shows U.S. childhood vaccine exemptions for personal or religious reasons hit a new record, with many states reporting increases. Arts in Real Life: A wildfire destroyed the Interior Wildlife Rehabilitation Society facility in Summerland, prompting fundraising to rebuild. Music & Stage: OU alum Elvie Ellis returned to Oklahoma in “Hamilton,” while local theaters promoted “The Cher Show” and family-friendly musical “Dog Man.” Everyday Culture: Wetherspoons banned customers from blasting music or taking calls on loudspeakers, pushing an “oasis of tranquillity.” Arts & Learning: A new “Operation Mud” ceramics class in Philadelphia is helping veterans turn trauma into craft.