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What Books We Keep When We Death-Clean Our Shelves
“What is a home for if not to fill it with books? What would I do without them? I can’t get rid of these stories, even though I’ve internalized them. They’re part of me. They’re mine, and the physical reminder of that needs…
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The London Book Fair Map Shows Power’s Relationship To Geography
“Everything radiated outward from this central core across two carpeted floors, in diminishing order of importance: the slightly smaller publishing houses, then the ones whose best years are behind them, then the niche ones, then…
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Karaoke machine inventor Shigeichi Negishi dies at 100 : NPR
Karaoke inventor Shigeichi Negishi demonstrates his "Sparko Box" for writer Matt Alt, 2018.…
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Ryuichi Sakamoto Opus: an interview with director Neo Sora
Before he died, knowing that the end was coming, Ryuichi Sakamoto planned one last performance. The film — which features a career-spanning selection from his oeuvre of pop music, movie scores, and experimental and ambient compositions —…
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London Eurovision Screening Party Canceled Due to Israel Participation
London’s biggest screening party for the Eurovision Song Contest finals has been canceled, the venue Rio Cinema and organizer Eurovision Party London have said.
“Following discussion with the organizers of Eurovision Party…
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The Hollywood Strikes Slowed New Content, So AMC Turns To Horror
In a year where new content is trickling in, the cinema chain has turned to Blumhouse’s seemingly limitless horror library. Like A24’s “Lovers’ Series” in February, this one has some marketing power behind its (inaccurately titled)…
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Climate Protesters Interrupt Broadway Play
The play: Enemy of the People. The protesters: Shouting “No theatre on a dead planet.” The actor: Jeremy Strong, who stayed in character. – The New York Times
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How Did Thomas Ades Step Into The Classical Canon?
It’s not easy for contemporary composers, and Adès’s The Exterminating Angel is an expensive opera in a world that isn’t even supportive of classic, already successful operas. But a new production in Paris shows that its composer may…
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Pasadena Playhouse’s First Latinx Commission In Its History
The playwright is Hollywood showrunner Gloria Calderón Kellett (One Day at a Time, With Love). She says, “Latinos are 20% of the United States population, and still only 5% , and I can’t even imagine what the numbers are for…
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‘Irreplaceable’: will Hayao Miyazaki, Japan’s animation auteur, ever retire? | Hayao Miyazaki
It could have been the perfect send-off – recognition at the Academy Awards of the artistry of Japan’s peerless animator Hayao Miyazaki.The moment The Boy and the Heron was named the winner of best animated feature in Los Angeles last…
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