Europe

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – February 10, 2026 – A new wave of “invisible” cooking tech is changing what a kitchen even looks like: instead of a visible induction hob, the heating system sits under a continuous countertop, so your stone surface becomes the stove when cookware touches down. The idea is simple but kind of mind-bending—no burners, no glass panel, no obvious cooking zone, just a slab that heats when it detects the right pot and cools when the pot is removed. The concept is already being sold, installed, and increasingly adopted in newly built or renovated kitchens across Europe and North America, driven by a mix of minimalist design taste and the broader move away from gas.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – February 3, 2026 – If your idea of happiness is a dessert table that makes people stop mid-sentence, Chrisanthidis Delights is aiming straight at your sweet spot at ISM 2026. The brand is showcasing a comfort-forward lineup in Cologne (Hall 11.2, Stand G40), built around the kinds of treats you actually want in real life: creamy spoon desserts, bakery-style cakes, and crisp, syrupy phyllo favorites. It’s the kind of selection that matters to home hosts, busy parents, and anyone who wants a reliable “wow” moment without playing pastry chef all weekend.

What’s New At ISM 2026

Chrisanthidis Delights is bringing a wide range of desserts to the show floor, leaning into the big emotions desserts can deliver: nostalgia, celebration, comfort, and a little luxury. The lineup is designed to fit different moods and moments, from an easy after-dinner slice to a full-on party spread.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – January 22, 2026 – If you love classic cars for their stories, their shapes, and the way they instantly pull you into another era, Paris is about to feel like a dream garage. Stellantis says it will celebrate the 50th anniversary edition of the Rétromobile Show in Paris from January 28 to February 1, with six brands sharing the spotlight: Alfa Romeo, Citroën, DS Automobiles, Opel, Maserati, and PEUGEOT. The event takes place at Porte de Versailles and is positioned as a major moment for enthusiasts who want heritage, design nostalgia, and a peek at where car culture is going next.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 18, 2025 – If you go to a motor show for the feeling as much as the facts—beautiful shapes, bold details, and that little rush you get when a car just “clicks”—Alfa Romeo is setting up Brussels as a strong start to 2026. From January 9–18, 2026, the brand will appear at the 102nd Brussels Motor Show with a “spectacular” stand in Hall 5, designed to tell the story of Alfa Romeo’s evolution through Italian design, technology, and driving dynamics.

Why this is a fun show moment for everyday visitors
Brussels has become one of those rare European events that still feels like a true “public” car show—big crowds, lots to see, and a wide mix of brands. Alfa Romeo points out that the Belgian show exceeded 300,000 visitors last year, underlining how much people still love seeing cars in person before they ever think about a test drive.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 18, 2025 – If you love car shows for the ideas—the wild concepts, the clever everyday upgrades, and the occasional “I didn’t expect to fall for that” design—Citroën is setting up Brussels as a big refresh moment. When the Brussels Motor Show opens to the public on January 9, 2026, the brand says visitors will find a colorful, modern, welcoming stand that reflects a clear theme: mobility should feel accessible, comfortable, and genuinely useful—without the unnecessary stuff.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 15, 2025 – Finland’s electric-vehicle shift is moving fast—and Chinese car brands are starting to feel less like “newcomers” and more like a normal part of the showroom conversation. A new industry view from Helsinki suggests that as more drivers swap gasoline habits for charging routines, brands like MG, BYD, and Polestar are becoming increasingly visible choices for everyday, price-aware consumers. The result is a market story that’s less about hype and more about practical value in the middle of Europe’s EV transition.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 10, 2025 – Crossing the Atlantic is a bucket-list milestone for many blue-water dreamers, but doing it on your own yacht, under your own command, is something else entirely – and that’s exactly what the Steeler Ocean Explorer 72 Two Bubbles just achieved on her maiden voyage from the Netherlands to Barbados.

From Dutch canals to Caribbean blue

The story starts far from palm trees and cocktails. Freshly delivered in the Netherlands, Two Bubbles slipped out into the North Sea and headed south, following a classic ocean route that feels like a farewell tour of Europe: down the Portuguese coastline, past sun-drenched marinas, then on to the Canary Islands and finally Cabo Verde.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 10, 2025 – With the new ELO concept car, Citroën is taking the tiny-house movement off the driveway and onto the road, reimagining the compact electric car as a bright, modular living space for everyday life, weekend escapes and everything in between.

Small footprint, big-city freedom

ELO is Citroën’s answer to a very modern question: how do you fit work, family, leisure and travel into one car without driving a huge SUV? At just 4.10 meters long, this 100% electric concept is deliberately compact, ideal for busy European cities where parking and space are at a premium.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 2, 2025 – Black and white photography has a magic of its own: once colour is stripped away, every line, shadow and highlight suddenly feels more emotional. With Canon’s professional printers and a few smart workflow habits, you can turn your favourite monochrome images into gallery-worthy prints right from home.

Why black and white printing feels different

Black and white is all about intention. Without colour, your viewer’s eye goes straight to contrast, texture and shape – so any mismatch between screen and paper is instantly obvious. That’s why photographer Helen Bartlett, who delivers monochrome prints to her clients, spent a day learning how to print on Canon’s imagePROGRAF PRO Series instead of relying only on a studio. The goal: to keep all the mood and subtle detail she’d carefully crafted on screen.

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – December 2, 2025 – Whether you’re dreaming of full-time YouTube success or just want your videos to look more polished, the right camera and lens can make a huge difference to how professional your channel feels. Canon’s lineup gives creators at every level an option that looks great straight out of camera, so you can focus on ideas, not fiddling.

Why YouTube creators need video-first gear

Videographer and YouTuber Simeon Quarrie knows that online audiences don’t wait. He needs gear that delivers good-looking footage fast. "To get the best out of YouTube, you need to produce regular content, so setting the look in-camera is key," he says. For him, easy workflows are essential: "Whether I'm recording content or livestreaming on YouTube Live, I want files that are easily manageable – I want to be able to press record, take the MP4 file, drop it on the timeline and I'm done."