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Why translation is a hot debate for the world’s biggest games and shows
Michael-Christopher Koji Fox remembers spending roughly a week worrying over two words: Final Fantasy.Certainly, he's been worrying about Final Fantasy for 23 years. He has been an English translator for the celebrated games since the…
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The Arts Job That’s Really A Rental
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Report: Museum Heists In Europe Are Becoming More Violent
The report highlights a concerning rise in violent and forceful tactics, alongside a growing focus on high-value items such as precious metals, gemstones, and culturally significant artefacts. – Insight EU
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Report: Revenue Cratered At The Kennedy Center After Name Change
Ticket sales had already dropped in the10 months following Trump’s takeover, but both ticket sales and donations plunged after the Trump-led board of trustees voted in December to rename the center after him and put his name on the…
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Sing and dance with 7-pound flaming candles? The ‘impossible’ stamina of ‘Beauty…
Danny Gardner is on fire, literally and figuratively. The actor lights up the stage eight shows a week as Lumiere, the servant-turned-candelabra in Disney's touring production of "Beauty and the Beast," currently at the Hollywood…
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Why poetry is a powerful form of climate communication
For too long, climate communication has relied on the belief that if we stick with the science and communicate the evidence, action will follow. Scientific knowledge gives us the foundations for understanding possible futures, while…
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Seaside Towns In Brittany Are Fed Up With Parisian Tourists
“The anger is running high across Finistère, where local populations swell to triple their normal size every summer, and heatwave conditions in the south of France have added to the influx this year. … Hostile messages have been…
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Judge Halts Auction Of Titanic Artifacts
A controversial plan to auction off artifacts recovered from the wreck of the Titanic must be put on hold, a federal judge ruled Monday, after the U.S. government and preservationists raised concerns about the sale and the company’s…
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Arts Nonprofits Face Worst Funding Year in Memory, Advisor Says
By Michael Zwiebach, senior editor“This administration is very frightened of the arts, and it should be.” — Jericha Senyak, financial consultant for artistsTypically, I’m a glass-half-full guy. I believe live, nonprofit arts performances…
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Imagine an Organism | David Lobina
What is Intelligence? Lessons from AI about Evolution, Computing, and Minds
by Blaise Agüera y Arcas MIT Press, 2025, 336 pp., $29.95.
In our current AI-centered world, every problem is seemingly…
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