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Robert Indiana’s Home To Be Sold
After Indiana’s death, the Star of Hope Foundation began to transform the old lodge as a public art space. But now it plans to put the building and another one he owned on the market as the foundation shifts from focusing on managing…
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How Dolly Parton Became An Empire
She starred in movies and invested in property and wrote children’s books, sold cake mix and jeans and doggy toys. Dollywood, the theme park she launched in 1986, was an economic engine that generated thousands of jobs in the Eastern…
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Powerhouse Parramatta CEO Lisa Havilah Ousted Amid Investigations
Just 10 weeks prior to the opening of Sydney’s latest cultural institution, Powerhouse Parramatta, its chief executive Lisa Havilah has stepped down amid ongoing “investigations into governance and procurement,” according to a…
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the secret of this pioneering series was its exploration of humanity, not aliens
When Star Trek first appeared on television screens 60 years ago, audiences expected science fiction to offer aliens, monsters and futuristic technology. What they encountered was something far more ambitious.
From its very first…
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Cinema Lessons from a Trash-Movie Auteur
Breen enthusiasts, myself among them, often find themselves asking: what is this man’s deal? The answer is: no one knows, and everyone enjoys not knowing. Breen claims to have funded his first couple of movies with income he earned as an…
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The Kennedy Center Has a Problem That Courts Can’t Fix
To put the legal fight over the Kennedy Center in operatic terms, it has become more than a little Wagnerian. After another hearing this week about another attempt to add Donald Trump’s name to its marble facade, the fate of the national…
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How Social Media Changed The Ways We Remember
There were ups and downs in the stories I saw people telling, but the trajectory I observed most frequently was an upward one. Growth, expansion, improvement, overcoming. Vacations as burnishments to the image. Illnesses as stress…
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Will the Supreme Court Swallow Exaggerated Ballroom Claims?
The Supreme Court filing shows a ballroom design that has become increasingly garish, with the addition of fluting on the columns, a gold mask and a lot of doo dads on the walls. Image: US Supreme CourtAt this point in the President’s…
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Edinburgh TV Festival Takeaways: YouTube, Commissioning, Manchester
This year’s Edinburgh TV Festival was one of the buzziest, a somewhat ironic fact given it’s also the last. From next year the TV festival, which first originated in the Scottish city fifty years ago, is moving to Manchester.
The…
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