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Aaron Timms, a writer and critic, was standing in a corner at TJ Byrnes, an Irish pub in New York’s financial district, explaining…
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Netflix Backs Out Of Offer For Warner; Paramount Wins
Netflix said that it would not raise its offer to counter a higher bid made earlier this week by Mr. Ellison’s company, Paramount Skydance, saying in a statement that “the deal is no longer financially attractive.” – The New York…
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Netflix drops out of the competition to buy Warner, saying Paramount’s offer was too rich (NYT). Hard to be happy for either of these bidders as the sale will further concentrate ownership of the media landscape.
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Yuja Wang accuses Radio 3’s Norman Lebrecht of misogynistic bullying | UK news
Pianist Yuja Wang today made public an email sent to her by writer, critic and Radio 3 presenter Norman LeBrecht, and her response that accuses the journalist of “derogatory misogynistic bullying”.Lebrecht had written to the musician…
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How the Junos have helped define the Canadian music industry
Each year, as Canadians sit down to watch the Juno Awards — this year airing live on CBC and CBC Gem on
March 29 — it’s worth thinking about how award shows are never just simple celebrations.
National arts award ceremonies like…
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Cappella Romana founder Alexander Lingas passes the torch • Oregon ArtsWatch
Alexander Lingas Conducts Cappella Romana in Lost Voices of Hagia Sophia at the Early Music Festival Utrecht. Photo courtesy of Cappella Romana.
As Alexander Lingas beheld the shattered remains of San Francisco’s Annunciation…
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35 Rembrandt Etchings Re-Discovered in the Netherlands
Many people around the world were cooped up at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, but few had the same good fortune as Charlotte Meyer, who spent some of her unexpected downtime after a house move going through a folder of!-->…
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‘Play like a dog biting God’s feet’: Steven Isserlis on the formidable György Kurtág at 100 |…
I vividly remember my first meeting with György Kurtág. It was 40 or so years ago at the International Musicians Seminar in Prussia Cove, Cornwall. I was sitting in the dining hall there, when a man with grizzled hair and an unusually…
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The Tampa Bay Times starts a monthly “book club” for news stories
Tampa Bay Times journalist Lauren Peace is a fan of her local bookshop, Book and Bottle, a “bookstore with wine and a wine shop with books” (and coffee!). At one of the store’s book club events, Peace had a lightbulb moment. “The…
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Toddlers in mascara? Dance teachers and parents rethink stage makeup | Parents and parenting
I recognised the signs straight away: the twirling, the mirror glances, the obsession with her music box. I didn’t need my daughter to ask if I wanted to see her “magic dance show” to confirm it – she was a dance kid.Despite efforts to…
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