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AI-Generated Microdramas Account for Two-Thirds of All Releases
Microdramas released on major platforms are increasingly being generated by AI, according to a new report from Owl & Co.
Two-thirds of vertical drama releases outside China in the third quarter of 2026 from 20 top platforms…
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Phoenix Symphony suspends season and lays off musicians due to ongoing operational deficits
The BriefSeveral musicians who make a living performing at Symphony Hall expressed that the venue is full of memories, but starting Monday, Nov. 2, those musicians will be officially laid off.Phoenix Symphony leaders announced they are…
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The New Age of Reading
“Oh, my goodness!” the bookseller, Nina Wilkins, said, perhaps not entirely joyfully. “Oh, my goodness!”“Nice and busy in the morning, isn’t it?” Daunt said. “And the shop’s looking lovely.”Wilkins said, recovering, “Shall I call my…
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Harry Houdini Did Not Die The Way Most People Think He Did
The received wisdom has been that a Montreal student named Joscelyn Gordon Whitehead punched Houdini in the stomach several times without warning, and the blows led to a ruptured appendix and peritonitis. Now a 77-year-old retired…
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Wikipedia’s Pyrrhic Victory | The New Yorker
Wikis—or modular, collectively edited websites—preceded Wikipedia. They were invented by Ward Cunningham, a software engineer in Portland, Oregon, who wanted to assemble a community history of programming ideas. His project touched off a…
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Remember This When Voting in the Midterms . . . | Straight Up
. . . . . from All That Would Ever After Not Be Said . . .
America’s top shitholer goes whole hog at the public trough, and never mind the rest of us, because that is the hog’s nature. A silly grin when he licks his…
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The Phoenix Symphony Closes | ArtsJournal
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The Phoenix Symphony will lay off its 66 musicians on November 2 though revenues rose more than 50 percent in two years; endowment gifts are restricted and can’t pay operating costs (Fox 10). San Francisco’s artist…
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Netflix Is Making Money. That’s Not Enough
For the year, Netflix said, it expects revenue growth to be 13 percent, roughly in line with its previous estimates. Shares dropped more than 5 percent in after-hours trading. The company acknowledged the undercurrent that led to the…
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After 25 years, Australian dance star Lucy Guerin bows out of the company she founded | Dance
If there is one thing the professional dancer learns never to expect, it’s longevity. The physical demands on the body and increasing risk of injury tend to necessitate short careers. Melbourne-based choreographer Lucy Guerin has…
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