Art and Culture

“Launching an imprint positions publishing as a true content-creation hub, deepening engagement with beloved franchises while actively developing new IP and original stories for audiences to embrace for years to come,” Amy…
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We take pride in the ever-evolving nature of our work, which transforms the lives of our students, preparing them for personal and professional success. Rider University is consistently recognized by The Princeton Review and U.S.…
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Sid Krofft, who along with brother Marty Krofft created and co-produced a slew of trippy, beloved kids’ TV classic of the 1970s such as H.R. Pufnstuf, Land of the Lost and others, died Friday, April 10, of natural causes at the home of…
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This month, USA Today published an excellent report that revealed how US Immigrations and Customs Enforcement delayed disclosing key information about the impacts of its detainment policies. The authors used the Internet Archive’s…
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I’m an English professor with an interest in computers. When the first AI chatbots came out a few years ago, I began fiddling around with them. While gearing up to teach a particular topic, I would sometimes query a chatbot to find…
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In the history of Australian art, you’d be hard pressed to find an exhibition that has received more media coverage than the National Gallery of Australia’s winter blockbuster, Ngura Puḻka – Epic Country. Yet very little of this coverage…
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Calace, I discovered, was a Neapolitan workshop that had been making mandolins since 1825, and Raffaele Calace, the grandson of the founder, had been the greatest composer for mandolin in the late nineteenth century. But his music was…
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Not only will AI agents compete away the revenue streams of the giant digital platforms, but they will also render irrelevant the data on which the platforms built their competitive advantage. – Harvard Business Review Source…
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The number of LGBTQ+-focused bookstores in the U.S. has slowly but steadily increased over the past five years. While this new generation of booksellers all give a nod to their predecessors, they’ve also made a point of doing…
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The European Commission, an independent arm of the EU responsible for enforcing EU law, has given the Venice Biennale 30 days to “clear its name” regarding the inclusion of the Russian Pavilion in the 2026 edition, according to a…
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