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Orchestral Qawwali Project’s Rushil Ranjan on the ‘limitless sonic possibilities’…
Florence Lockheart
Friday, May 24, 2024
With the project's biggest show to…
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Monet Had an Appetite for Destruction (of His Own Paintings)
These days, the worst threat that Claude Monet’s canvases are liable to face is being targeted by climate activists with mashed potatoes or soup, as well as burning in the occasional house…
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Culture Needs More Jerks | Defector
This week, Defector has turned itself over to a guest editor. Brandy Jensen, former editor at Gawker (RIP) and The Outline (RIP), and writer of the Ask A Fuck Up advice column (subscribe here!), has curated a selection of posts around…
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Philadelphia’s University Of The Arts Is Closing For Good In One Week, Says Its President
The school, which has seen a big drop in enrollment over the past five years, had not notified staff or students as of this afternoon and only alerted its accrediting agency on Wednesday, the first day of the summer term. – The…
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The Commonsense Critic: A Personal Tribute to Helen Vendler
I TOOK HELEN VENDLER’S course on major British poets at Harvard, but I didn’t become her student until after I left college.I was devoted to her. She was already a giant, “the ‘Colossus’ of poetry criticism,” by the time I met her well…
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Writing A Memoir? Maybe Reconsider?
Before you start yours, consider this: What you think is riveting about your life might not seem so to others. As one publisher put it, too many submissions are “just the writer’s own story, which is ultimately boring.” – The…
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US Audience Demand For Foreign Language Shows Cools
In Q1 2024 the share of audience demand in the US for foreign language shows was 13.6%, which is smaller than the share of demand for non-English shows in the past two years. – The Wrap
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A First: All Of This Year’s Stratford Festival Directors Are Women
That women directors are leading all three Shakespeare productions at the festival this season signifies an important shift for the company, which for decades favoured men over women for prestigious directorial opportunities. –…
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It Could Be Me • VAN Magazine
The curtain opens on Mozart’s “La clemenza di Tito.” On stage is a raging Vitellia: wannabe empress, scorned daughter, forgotten royalty. “He could have at least chosen a rival worthy of me,” she spits, of reigning emperor Tito.…
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Research: When Americans Covert To Podcasts, It Becomes Their Top Audio Source. | Story
Whether it’s a neighborhood restaurant or a new podcast, success is built in the number of people who…
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