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British Museum gems for sale on eBay
2 days agoKatie Razzall, Larissa Kennelly and Darin Graham,BBC NewsBBCIn 2020, Danish antiquities dealer Dr Ittai Gradel began to suspect an eBay seller he had been buying from was a thief who was stealing from the British Museum.More!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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Opioids the Opera: painkiller’s ‘lurid tale of greed’ inspires new production | Opera
The opioid crisis is to be the subject of a new opera by a former artistic director of English National Opera (ENO) and the co-director of the stage adaptation of War Horse.The Galloping Cure would tell “a lurid tale of the greed…
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Weeping And Wailing On Broadway (And This Is Good News)
Critic Elisabeth Vincentelli reports that audiences being moved to actual tears (and, yes, even wailing on occasion) has become surprisingly commonplace this season — and it’s all because of the way the scripts and cast are…
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Spotify’s battle with songwriters and music publishers is getting complicated. Here’s a recap.
MBW Explains is a series of analytical features in which we explore the context behind major music industry talking points – and suggest what might happen next. Only MBW+ subscribers have unlimited access to these articles.What’s…
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Seattle’s Wing Luke Museum Staff Walks Out Over Exhibit On Hate
The walkout, which involved about half the museum’s staff, has shut the museum down for several days (a reopening date has not been set), and the employees involved say they plan to withhold their labor until their demands are met.…
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“The Interview”: Ted Sarandos’s Plan to Get You to Binge Even More Netflix
Well, what you did was, you threw out some of the company’s longstanding core principles, chief among them, not having advertisers. You introduced an ad-supported subscription tier. Did that feel like a real turn, betraying the identity…
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The Fashionista Modernism of Yuja Wang
It has never been just about the music. The notion that performers should be faceless butlers of genius, impersonally conveying sublime messages in sound, has no basis in tradition. The bonkers antics of virtuoso pianists in the…
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We Desperately Need A New Copyright Law For AI
In the new, global media ecosystem, AI and user-generated content will interact in a symbiotic cycle of information and transformation. The U.S. should therefore move with urgency to assert a national interest in our communal creative…
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Publishers are already using way too much AI. ‹ Literary Hub
May 24, 2024, 1:30pm
A new report on AI and creative industries just dropped, and as expected, it’s full of upsetting and depressing details. The dryly titled “State of Play: Exploring…
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At 75, NYC Ballet is getting older. Its audience is skewing younger, and that’s the plan
NEW YORK (AP) — Alice McDermott settled into her seat at New York City Ballet on a recent Friday night, excited to see her first-ever ballet performance. The 31-year-old Manhattanite, who works in…
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