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AJ Chronicles: “Future Vision” and what the Boston Symphony signaled this week
This week we collected 123 stories at ArtsJournal. Here’s what I learned:
The Boston Symphony’s board didn’t fire Andris Nelsons as its music director. Not exactly. They declined to renew his contract because he and the BSO…
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Axel Springer to buy the U.K.’s Telegraph Media Group
LONDON (AP) — German media group Axel Springer has agreed to buy the owner of Britain’s Daily Telegraph newspaper for 575 million pounds ($766 million), the companies announced Friday.The…
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A Second Country (A Big One) Bans Social Media For Anyone Under 16
Australia instituted the ban this past December, and following suit is Indonesia, the world’s fourth-most populous nation. Starting March 28, accounts owned by children under 16 on “high-risk platforms” — including TikTok,…
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‘Gringo go home’: Mexico’s growing tourism backlash – video | Mexico
Tourism in Mexico is at an all-time high, with foreign visitors lured by the country’s rich culture and low costs. The Guardian visits Oaxaca, a state synonymous with indigenous culture, where tourism has grown 77% since the pandemic and…
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Architect says Trump’s White House ballroom is too big
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump ’s White House ballroom project is way too big and should be scaled back, an architect and member of the board of the National Trust for Historic…
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Don’t Call It ‘Intelligence’ – The Atlantic
I am occasionally asked by colleges to give a version of a talk on how I became a writer. The easy thing to do is to give a sort of guided tour through the woods of literary self-formation: a string of anecdotes designed to elicit a few…
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Portugal mourns acclaimed writer Antonio Lobo Antunes
Portugal's government ordered a day of national mourning for writer Antonio Lobo Antunes, internationally acclaimed for his work on the divisions in Portuguese society, after his death was announced Thursday at the age of 83.A trained…
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AMERICAN THEATRE | What Will D.C. Theatres Do Without a Full-Time Critic at the Post?
What would it look like if a major U.S. theatre city lost its last full-time theatre critic? While many U.S. cities have already run this dystopian experiment, it had never happened to one of American theatre’s largest markets!-->…
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Solo theatergoers are on the rise — and theaters want more of them : NPR
A production still from the North American tour company of The Notebook. The lushly romantic musical might seem…
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