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Every Real City Needs A Cheap Music Venue
As the Music Hall of Williamsburg closes, one fan wonders what will happen next. – The New York Times
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‘Somewhere to be themselves, and be kind’: the Filipino folk-popper creating a hand-drawn world for…
Harpy Hare by Yaelokre is the kind of song you might expect to have gone viral in the 1520s, not the 2020s. Backed by guitalele (that’s a guitar/ukulele hybrid), the lullaby begins with the line “Harpy Hare, where have you buried all…
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Culture Diplomacy like in Olden Days
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AI will transform capitalism – but how? | AI (artificial intelligence)
The idea that autonomous, thinking machines may one day destroy property, hierarchy and inequality is as old as western political thought. In Aristotle’s Politics, the philosopher cites a fantasy from the Iliad, in which machines begin…
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The Elon Musk documentary’s biggest revelation might surprise you.
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Is there anything more to know about the world’s richest man? And more importantly, do you…
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Anime reaction YouTubers are at war with copyright enforcers
On September 6th, YouTuber Nicholas Light posted a video to one of his channels that made it seem like all of his content was about to be removed from the platform. In the video — ominously titled “My Channel will be Deleted Today” —…
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A MacArthur Genius Leaves New York For Paris, But Can’t Resist A Return
Justin Vivian Bond “came back to see not only friends, but also her fans, who are increasingly Gen Z. ‘They’re learning about their queer elders, and their trans elders are really showing up for them.’” – The New York Times…
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At The Venice Film Fest, ‘Woman Unknown’ Wins Big
“The film, a period drama set in Denmark, follows a servant about to marry her factory-owner employer in the uneasy years after World War II.” – The New York Times
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Jonathan Cooper, One Of The Rare Fine Violin-Makers In The US, Has Died At 76
Cooper was “a luthier who crafted violins of such supple tone and exquisite range that they allowed players to bridge the gap between classical and American fiddle instrumentation, making him a favorite of musicians like Mark O’Connor…
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‘All the stories were true’ – The Irish Times
Years before she became famous for Call My Agent!, her hit film-industry satire, Camille Cottin already knew what it was like to breathe the same air as Hollywood royalty.In 2008, when she had only just started her career, the French…
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