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Grammarly Forgot to Mention Something in Its Giant Apology That Changes the Whole Story
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Grammarly’s “Expert Review” feature, which was quietly rolled out last year, angered…
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Why Trump Got Sick of Ric Grenell
Thirteen months was all it took to break the Kennedy Center. The news of Ric Grenell’s exit—or, his “plans to transition out of his role,” as Axios put it when breaking the story yesterday—suggests the end of a high period in which the…
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Worst Movies of the Year
The Ice Cube starrer War of the Worlds has been named the worst picture of 2025 by voters of the 46th Razzie Awards.
The movie “won” five of the six categories in which it was nominated, including worst actor (Ice…
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Arkansas Public Television “Pauses” Its Plan To End PBS Affiliation
Following negative feedback from the public and a drop in donations to the state network, the Arkansas TV Commission voted 4-1 to hold off, for 180 days past the July 1 effective date, the plan adopted in December to end ties with PBS.…
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How Manhattan Is Trying To Design Itself Into Better Climate Resilience
Inspired by the vulnerabilities revealed by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, ESCR features a series of protective features — walls, earthen berms and sliding doors — that wiggle along the East River shoreline, taking different forms as they…
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Several books of poems have been published in recent years by Moloko Print, Statdlichter Presse, Phantom Outlaw Editions, and Cold Turkey … The agenda is just what it says: news of arts, media & culture delivered with!--end>…
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How The Land Art Movement Changed Our Perspective
The closest thing land art has to an origin story is a dusty road trip three of its early protagonists, Michael Heizer, Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson, made to the Nevada desert in the late 1960s. – The Wall Street Journal…
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Scientists discover AI can make humans more creative
Artificial intelligence (AI) is commonly viewed as a technology designed to automate work and potentially replace human labor. However, new research from Swansea University offers a different perspective. The findings suggest that AI can…
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This orchestra just ditched a much-hated fee
Sydney Symphony Orchestra has removed the $8.95 booking fee on all tickets to its performances purchased from it directly, arguing the impost disproportionately impacted students and other lower-price ticket buyers.The orchestra is one…
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Good Morning | ArtsJournal
We apologize for the drip drip drip of bad news from the Kennedy Center, but here’s a good explainer of the toxic Ric Grenell reign. Trump just decided Grenell was generating too much heat doing making changes (The…
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