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At rehearsal with Los Angeles Ballet, dancers perfect their roles — and themselves
Timothée Chalamet was obviously wrong about ballet no longer being a cultural force when he made his ill-fated comments earlier this year. For one, he simply needed to look down at his girlfriend Kylie Jenner's shoes; she's been credited…
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‘People forgot I existed’: Audrey Niffenegger on taking 14 years to write a sequel to The Time…
The artist and novelist Audrey Niffenegger began writing the long-awaited sequel to her bestselling debut, The Time Traveler’s Wife, in 2012, just after Obama’s re-election. It was a “rosy” time in American politics, “as good as it gets…
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Indie Publisher New Directions Keeps Finding Nobel Prize Winners
“In an era when corporate publishers dominate a rapidly consolidating industry, New Directions has remained independent and continued its long tradition of seeking out and nurturing some of the world’s most seminal authors.”…
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Abide with me: English choral music is a living part of our cultural heritage – we should cherish it…
Some sounds seem to belong to Britain. The peal of church bells. The brass band on a village green. The roar of a football crowd. And, heard from a cathedral at the end of the day, the extraordinary sound of a choir singing evensong.This…
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Bookshops are lovely places, but they do create this one hazard – The Irish Times
Bookshops make people happy. I’ve heard books can do this too, but bookshops are a mood improver in their own right, and this may or may not be connected to reading.A YouGov poll commissioned by the Booksellers Association of the UK and…
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90 years ago, an Oregon man brought Bozo the Clown to life
In this undated image, voice actor Pinto Colvig records at Disney Studios.Courtesy of Southern Oregon Historical SocietyIf you’ve seen any early Walt Disney or Warner Bros. cartoons, you’ve heard the voice antics of Pinto Colvig. Born…
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Readers reply: Why are national anthems almost always orchestral? | Life and style
Why are national anthems almost always orchestral? When – and by whom – was it decided that brass and strings best represent a country’s identity? Where are the power-pop or folk varieties? Ross Gomes, by emailSend new questions to…
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The Hidden World Of Art Logistics
“Art logistics is the vital, invisible backbone of the global art market.” – The New York Times
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Amsterdam’s Van Gogh Museum Reaches Funding Deal To Stay Open
The museum, one of Europe’s most popular art institutions, had long campaigned for additional government funding for what it said were essential renovations to help preserve its more than 200 paintings and nearly 500 drawings by Vincent…
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Netflix Used AI on 300 Titles, but ‘Human Touch Critical,’ Exec Says
Netflix has already used AI in various capacities on about 300 titles, one of its senior production executives said Saturday during an industry discussion at the Busan International Film Festival.
Sung Q Lee, Netflix’s senior…
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