Art and Culture

Revenge is a dish best served cold, but how cold? Can we set that dish to cool for 400 years? Satisfaction so long deferred might seem beside the point. We want to watch our enemies humbled in an instant, to see their heads bowed low…
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“This is absolutely ridiculous!” seethed yet another. “This is not fine art. I may reconsider membership.”To be fair, not everyone who saw the photos on social media of Xandra Ibarra strolling through the MFA objected. Indeed, many…
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Haruki Murakami’s next novel, The Tale of KAHO, will be published on July 3rd by Shinchosha Publishing Co, the AP reports. This will be Murakami’s first full-length novel since 2023’s The City and its…
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As a giant glittering ferris wheel dissolves into a closeup of Michael Jackson’s face, legendary producer Quincy Jones explains to him that what people want is “pure escapism”. Michael, a new biopic about Jackson’s rise to fame directed…
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In January, Hanaa’ Tameez and I broke the story that The New York Times, The Guardian, and USA Today Co. had begun limiting the Wayback Machine’s access to their news articles. Our reporting showed that these decisions, including a “hard…
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“Opera has had to adapt to survive, and the truth is it has done so successfully.” – New York Sun The post The Death Of Opera Has Been Greatly Exaggerated appeared first on ArtsJournal. Source link
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If Michael Jackson’s estate hoped the late King of Pop’s long-gestating biopic would restore the singer’s shattered reputation and solidify his legacy once and for all, they probably shouldn’t have approved a movie so damn weird. It’s…
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“There are about 70% more bookstores now than there were six years ago in the United States. After 20 years of declining numbers, they’re coming roaring back.” – Fast Company The post As Indie Bookstore Day Gives Stores A Boost,…
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The April 1926 issue of Amazing Stories hit newsstands in March of that year. The cover art by Frank R. Paul…
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