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The New York Times drops freelance journalist who used AI to write book review | Books
The New York Times has cut ties with a freelance journalist after discovering he used artificial intelligence to help write a book review that echoed elements of a review of the same book in the Guardian.It came after a New York Times…
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What Makes a Doctor Excel at Diagnosis?
Gurpreet Dhaliwal sat onstage in a hotel ballroom in Minneapolis. The gray curtains behind him were illuminated by bright blue lights, giving the slightest hint of performance at an otherwise typical medical conference. The presentation…
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How museum funding in Denmark has become reliant on visitor numbers – The Art Newspaper
Danish museums have recovered well from Covid-19. The latest survey by Organisationen Danske Museer (ODM), an association of 170 museums, visitor centres and conservation centres across Denmark, published in February, shows that 2025…
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Hollywood’s Job Market Is Collapsing
Hollywood studios are making significantly fewer movies and television shows than they did just a few years ago. The ones they do make are increasingly being shot in other countries and states that offer more generous tax subsidies.…
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Trouble At Chicago’s Theater Awards, The Jeffs
“A week after boos rained down in a ceremony honoring Chicago’s top storefront theater companies, the Joseph Jefferson Awards — known as ‘the Jeffs’ — are facing backlash. … The looming questions underneath all of the recent blowback:…
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Eurovision expands with an Asian edition planned in Bangkok
BANGKOK (AP) — The music spectacle Eurovision is holding its first Asian edition in Bangkok later this year.The Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026 has confirmed artists from at least 10 countries…
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Ben Stevenson, Texas’ most famous ballet choreographer, has died at 89
Known for the organic beauty, narrative drive and subtle sense of humor of his productions, British-born Ben Stevenson became the most famous ballet choreographer in Texas, and one of the most celebrated in the country, during almost…
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Why Two Emmy-Winning Stars Of The Bear Are Experimenting On Broadway
“’There’s nobody I’d rather go to battle with,’ Bernthal said fervently of his co-star. And ‘if we do go down,’ Moss-Bachrach said, laughing, ‘it’ll be spectacular.’” – The New York Times
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Reality TV has become a cultural powerhouse. There’s no stopping it
Illustration for Reality TV packageWhen you think of your earliest memory of reality television, what comes to mind? Is it “The Real World,” “Survivor” or “The Bachelor”? Perhaps it’s other fare like “Project Runway” or one of the “Real…
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