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Americans now listen to podcasts more often than talk radio, study shows
Podcasts have officially overtaken AM/FM talk radio as the more popular medium for spoken-word audio in the United States, according to Edison Research’s Share of Ear survey.
The researchers have tracked these statistics over the last…
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Misty Copeland Is Recovering From Hip Replacement Surgery
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On Wednesday, Misty Copeland confirmed in an Instagram post…
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Several books of poems have been published in recent years by Moloko Print, Statdlichter Presse, Phantom Outlaw Editions, and Cold Turkey … The agenda is just what it says: news of arts, media & culture delivered with!--end>…
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Judy Baca faces questions about ‘Great Wall,’ SPARC, Mellon grant
At more than 2,700 feet, “The Great Wall of Los Angeles” is one of the longest murals in the world and among the most important public artworks in the city. Created by artist Judy Baca between 1974 and 1984, the mural is a…
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The Qualities Of Ethics Required For Good Government
In a world increasingly defined by distance, between citizen and state, between policy and experience, between law and justice, Rammohun Roy offers a reminder that good government is not only a matter of laws or statistics. It is a…
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Disney CEO Josh D’Amaro Faces Star Wars and Marvel Slump, AI and More
It was around five in the morning on Disneyland’s 70th birthday in the summer of 2025, and tens of thousands of staffers and guests had arrived early to watch Josh D’Amaro and Bob Iger ring in the anniversary in the park’s esplanade.…
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Gens Z and Alpha Don’t Want to See Trad Masculinity Onscreen
Sorry Jason Statham, but Gen Alpha (born 2010-2024/25) and Gen Z (born 1997-2012) are not looking for a Transporter.
The Center for Scholars & Storytellers (CSS) at UCLA has released the findings from its “Evolving…
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Klaus Makela Again | Unanswered Question
I wasn’t initially planning to write anything about Wednesday night’s Carnegie Hall concert by the Chicago Symphony under Klaus Makela, their 30-year-old impending music director. I’ve written about Makela quite enough. I have no…
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Shakespeare’s Globe launches environmental playwright prize | Shakespeare’s Globe
From “shall I compare thee to a summer’s day” to “one touch of nature made the whole world kin”, some of the most famous lines in William Shakespeare’s works are about the relationship between humans and the environment.It is this…
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Los Angeles museums on the cusp of new golden age – The Art Newspaper
If museum construction is any measure to go by, the next few years are shaping up to be a boom time for the Los Angeles arts and culture scene. It all kicks off this spring, when the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (Lacma) opens its…
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