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“The Dawn Of The Three-Minute Heist”: Considering The Fallout From The Latest Museum Robbery
“How and why is this incident different from the Louvre theft, which targeted the royal jewels? How will investigations play out? Perhaps most importantly, what are the chances of recovering these priceless paintings? We put these…
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Why Being A Writer Is No Longer A Profession
Today, by some estimates, the average freelance journalist is paid around $0.25 to $0.50 per word, and at the highest-paying glossies, rates have hovered around $2 per word for more than a decade, even as inflation has diminished the…
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‘Thank You for Generating With Us!’ Hollywood’s AI Acolytes Stay on the Hype Train
While this type of hype is predictable at industry-led events, again and again summit attendees were reminded that generative AI isn’t just another flash-in-the-pan techno-bauble, like VR headsets, the “metaverse,” or NFTs. It’s actually…
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Dancers at Boston Ballet juggling work and school through partnership with Northeastern University
When she isn't turning pirouettes in class, you'll find Boston Ballet's Sage Humphries on her laptop, completing work in a different type of class at Northeastern University.The second soloist is one of the dancers taking advantage…
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Tennessee Library Director Fired Over Refusal To Move Gender-Themed Books
She was fired for her refusal to remove more than 100 books that discuss gender identity or contain violence from the children’s shelves. – The New York Times
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Why Bach’s music is indestructible, whether on the mandolin, modern piano – or soundtracking murder…
The musical world’s present for Easter is Bach, Bach and more Bach. These next two days alone, there are performances of his St Matthew Passion in every musical city you care to name, from London to Leipzig, Rome to Rotterdam. In the…
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RiNo’s growth brings money and visitors — but who controls its future?
RiNo has become one of Denver’s biggest draws — with millions of visitors each year and a national reputation as an arts destination. But behind that success, a major restructuring has changed how the district is run, and raised new…
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A New York Times critic used AI to write his review – but criticism is deeply human
An author and freelance journalist has admitted to using AI to help him write a book review for the New York Times.
Alex Preston’s review of Jean-Baptiste Andrea’s novel Watching Over Her, published by the New York Times in…
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Temporary Artistic Program Assistant | ArtsJournal
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Join a fast paced, high performing artistic team operating at the top of its game. This is a unique opportunity to step into the center of a dynamic creative environment where multiple productions,…
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