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Warner Bros. Discovery Says Paramount Has Upped Bid to $31 Per Share
The Warner Bros. Discovery board of directors announced Tuesday that a revised bid from Paramount Skydance of $31 per share could “reasonably be expected” to lead to a “superior proposal” in its potential acquisition deal with Netflix.…
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Layoffs At London’s Young Vic Theatre After Years Of Deficits
“The theatre did not confirm within which departments redundancies and cuts to job roles took place, though its most recent accounts reference ‘staff changes in the development team and wider organisation’. Revelations regarding staff…
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High Museum official resigns after $600,000 allegedly stolen, organization says
The Woodruff Arts Center, which oversees the High Museum and other arts institutions, said COO Brady Lum resigned and the matter was referred to federal prosecutors.
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Gustavo Dudamel On His Transition From Los Angeles To New York
“I connect with both, these 17 years in Los Angeles has been amazing, I love it, the people, the community. But this is a completely different vibe. The vibe of this city is very, very alive. It’s very prestissimo: You know, it’s a very…
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‘Yellow Letters’ Wins Golden Bear at Berlin Film Festival
In the end, political cinema won out. At the closing ceremony of a Berlin Film Festival blighted by controversy and discourse over the political responsibilities or otherwise of art, German-Turkish filmmaker İlker Çatak lifted the…
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Confirmed: This Country House Is Definitely A Gaudí
“Xalet del Catllaràs, an early 1900s building tucked away in the mountain forests of Catalonia, Spain, has now been officially recognized as (Antoni Gaudí’s) design.” – Artnet
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One Of The World’s Major Collections Of Banned Russian Literature Is In Manhattan
“The Tamizdat Project is the brainchild of Yakov Klots, a soft-spoken, unassuming literary scholar who teaches at Hunter College. He chose the name from a Russian word meaning ‘published abroad,’ which, along with samizdat (‘to…
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What Does Censorship Look Like in the Age of AI?
Editor’s Note: This is an excerpt from On Censorship by Ai Weiwei. It releases in March from Thames & Hudson. In 2025, the rapid development of artificial intelligence pushed a group of young Chinese entrepreneurs to the forefront…
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Is Australia’s Funding For The Arts Being Dismantled?
‘Unfortunately the funding precarity is having very real impacts on employment of artists and arts workers. The stress and uncertainty are impacting the health and wellbeing of people in the sector.’ – Artshub
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Heated Rivalry and Why So Many Women Love Gay Male Romance
Photo: Elizabeth Renstrom for New York Magazine
This article was featured in New York’s…
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