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“Public Media Should Not Lie”
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How The Dynasties Of Imperial China Wrote Their Histories (It’s Complicated)
The Emperors’ courts did, in fact, document their history carefully, according to a procedure which was followed more-or-less faithfully from the first century BCE onward. That’s not to say that the result was either comprehensive or…
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Fundación Kahlo Launches $50,000 Prize for Emerging Mexican Artists
The Fundación Kahlo, the New York–based nonprofit established by the family of the iconic painter Frida Kahlo, has announced the launch of a new prize to support emerging Mexican artists.
Underwritten by the auction house…
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Carmelita Tropicana Was Born Out of the Closet
Queer Elders
Hyperallergic spoke with artist Alina Troyano about lesbian performance in 1980s Lower East Side, satirizing stereotypes, and embodying her iconic alter ego.…
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Hemingway’s ‘The Sun Also Rises’ still fuels Pamplona runs
PAMPLONA, Spain (AP) — Bill Hillmann has been gored three times while running with the bulls in Spain, but he wouldn’t miss this year’s San Fermin festival for anything. It marks the 100th…
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‘I presumed kids’ books were written by people who were white and dead’: new children’s laureate…
When Patrice Lawrence got the call asking her to become the UK’s next children’s laureate, her first response was disbelief. “I was in absolute shock,” she says, laughing. She is only just beginning to process what it means to join a…
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Wish You Were Her | Issue 53 | n+1
INT. Deck 7, Le Cabaret Rouge, 11:37 PM Frank Sinatra, palming a can of Sprite in one hand and the fist of his beautiful redheaded wife in the other, sat in a dark corner across from Jeff Bezos, who looked like he was waiting for him to…
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Businessman Fined in U.K.’s First Russia Art Sanctions Conviction
A British businessman has been fined £28,000 ($37,400) after pleading guilty to breaching U.K. sanctions by attempting to ship four artworks, including a Russian icon, to Russia. It’s the…
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ABC, Fighting Back Against The FCC, Says That ‘The View’ As A News Show Is Long-Settled Law
“The F.C.C.’s focus on The View plays on longstanding grudges held by the president against the show and some of its hosts, and thrusts a talk show started by the ABC journalist Barbara Walters as a breezy kaffeeklatsch into a molten…
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Tim Heidecker and The Onion Vs. Alex Jones
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