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Michigan boarding school to demolish lodge linked to Jeffrey Epstein
INTERLOCHEN, Mich. (AP) — A Michigan summer arts camp and boarding school where Jeffrey Epstein has been accused of meeting at least two of his victims will tear down a lodge that once bore his…
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Democrats push back on arts funding cuts during Orlando Fringe, budget talks
Update: This story has been changed as budget conference ended late Sunday.
A group of Orange County Democrats rallied against cuts to statewide arts funding during the Orlando Fringe Festival.
Rep. Anna Eskamani, Sen. Carlos Guillermo…
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NPR CEO Katherine Maher Discusses Recent Restructuring and Adapting to Federal Defunding
Sure. I'd love to talk more about that. Public radio, I've long thought, could be a solution to this local news crisis that we're in, the growing number of news deserts, the loss of local journalism. There are now more than 200…
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The Great Louvre Jewel Robbery Is Already A Book With A Movie Deal
The theft only happened last October; none of the indicted suspects have yet been tried. Yet a book by three investigative journalists, Main basse sur le Louvre (Heist at the Louvre), has just hit the shelves, and a feature based on it…
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AI Is Homogenizing Our Writing And Our Thinking
Yes, we are standing to sound like LLMs in our writings. This may not be as bad if this was just restricted to how people write. This is now also impacting how people think! – 3 Quarks Daily
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Fixing the Potholes in NYC’s Cultural Infrastructure
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If “pothole politics” is about fixing what people experience in their daily lives, then cultural funding should follow the same logic: steady, predictable, and built to last.…
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RSC gets £2m for national touring programme
Audiences across England will have the opportunity to experience Shakespeare productions in their community thanks to a £2 million funding boost for the Royal Shakespeare Company from Arts Council England. A four-year touring programme…
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After Colbert, Creators Are Forcing Late Night to Evolve
The nation bid farewell to Stephen Colbert and “The Late Show” last week. This week, the first late night show on YouTube makes its debut.The timing couldn’t be a more effective metaphor for entertainment’s slide from traditional…
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Hollywood Films Sat Out Cannes This Year. Does the Festival Need Them?
Like most major film festivals, Cannes tends to be something of a choose-your-own-adventure affair: Any two people’s perspectives of the fest are likely to vary wildly depending on their professional remit or personal inclination. A…
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Margot Wellington, Campaigner Who Helped Save Grand Central Station From Wrecking Ball, Has Died At…
“During her seven-year tenure (as executive director of the Municipal Art Society), she led pioneering campaigns to form historic landmark districts, renovate blighted blocks and rescue threatened edifices like Radio City Music Hall. ……
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