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Robin Morgan, Who Helped Found Second-Wave Feminism, Has Died At 85
“Morgan caused shock waves in 1970 when she published an essay in Rat, an underground newspaper. The article, titled ‘Goodbye to All That,’ named specific men as sexists. ‘Goodbye to Hip Culture and the so-called Sexual…
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MAGA has entered its arcade era
The White House has found a new way to promote President Donald Trump’s agenda: retro video games.
There is, unfortunately for the administration, already a boss battle.
The White House launched an online arcade this week featuring five…
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The Anthropic Settlement Is Turning Into Yet More Struggle For Authors Whose Works Were Stolen
Publishers and authors are wrangling, and third parties are getting into it, and in general, this isn’t great. – The New York Times
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Why Munya Chawawa is ‘jumping ship’ from social media to Shakespeare
"Really, truly, where else can I go in real life and watch somebody express all emotions without restraint? Sadness, anger, joy, envy. And I can be metres away, sometimes centimetres away from seeing real human emotion - not through a…
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The Machine Can’t Do Marilyn
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‘The Odyssey’ and the death of the Hollywood epic
From opening title card to closing credits, “The Odyssey” is a nearly three-hour barn burner, racing from event to event with whirlwind kinetic energy. Blink and you’ll miss some roaring fire, raucous tempest, or piggy sorceress on the…
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Accès restreint – Le Monde
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Was Renoir Actually A Fairly Bad Painter?
The age-old question returns. “Surely Renoir would at least have benefitted from being slightly less prolific.” – Artnet
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See Hear: Steve Paul on Rambling Around the Arts
Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art doubled in size this summer when it opened an expansion, by Safdie Architects, that continues the spirit of the museum’s transformation of its woodland setting. (photo by Steve Paul)…
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The Bayeux Tapestry’s Long Journey Home
The ingenious answer was proposed by an art-engineering firm called SMACH. The company’s experts realized that, if the tapestry could not be rotated and stored, perhaps it could be stored and then rotated. They designed an object that…
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