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“Six-seven!” and the Nonsensical Gestures of Pop’s Rapid Onset Obsolescence
A few months ago, I was babysitting two kids, one eight and the other five years old. We were in the middle of a board game when the numbers six and seven happened to come up together. Suddenly, as if they had been struck by…
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Ballerinas Learn To Partner Each Other For Annabelle Lopez Ochoa’s New Piece
Gentleman Jack, premiering this weekend at England’s Northern Ballet in Leeds, is Lopez Ochoa’s adaptation of a 2019 television series about Anne Lister, a 19th-century landowner considered to be one of the first modern lesbians known…
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Meet The Last Of The Signpainters For The Markets Of Naples
“Announcing the clementines, artichokes and other goods on offer are cheerful, hand-painted signs in sun-bright lettering. Quotidian but also quintessential, the signs have become emblems of Naples’s vibrancy. … Pasquale De Stefano is,…
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Finding Our God-Terms | Los Angeles Review of Books
The work of literary critic Mark Edmundson offers a powerful vision for recentering the American university.Did you know LARB is a reader-supported nonprofit?LARB publishes daily without a paywall as part of our mission to make rigorous,…
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Literary Hub » Ghost Writing: On AI Before AI
When is an author not an author? The question feels like the lead up to a nerdy joke. But these days, with the looming presence of artificial intelligence, I feel as if I am asking that question every time I read. Who really…
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Supreme Court to AI Art: Sorry, Humans Only
The high court declined to revisit whether algorithms can hold copyright, leaving AI creations in legal limbo. While tech bros rage and traditional artists breathe easier, the real question remains: who profits when creativity gets…
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Live Nation Anti-Trust Trial Begins
The government says Live Nation retains its grip on the music industry with strong-arm tactics like demanding that artists use its promotion services in order to perform in its amphitheaters. – The New York Times
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This Fast-Rising Standup Comedian Makes Dance An Integral Part Of His Show
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DTLA has a new theater — inside a fake electrical box
By day, you'd be forgiven for walking past the newest theater in downtown L.A.It isn't hidden in an alley or obscured via a nameless door. No, this performance space is essentially a theater in disguise, as it's designed to look like an…
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