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‘Girl with a Pearl Earring’: Climate activists who targeted famous Vermeer painting win court appeal…
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Three Belgian climate activists who were previously sentenced to prison for a protest targeting Johannes Vermeer’s painting “Girl with a Pearl Earring” will…
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UK classical label Chandos sells to Naxos boss
The British label Chandos Records, well known to Limelight readers for its four decades of classical music recordings, has been acquired by Naxos Music Group founder Klaus Heymann.
Chandos will continue to release recordings and…
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‘Past Lives’ Resonates For Immigrants Like Me
Among those watching the Oscars on Sunday, there will be immigrants like me who’ll be rooting for “Past Lives,” a quiet film that shows how we mourn the ghost lives that could have been had we stayed in our homeland.“Past Lives,”…
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Kathryn Scanlan: Gordon Burn prize winner on pushing the boundaries of fiction | Books
‘Taut” is one of the most overused words in book marketing. A novel is nothing if not “irresistibly taut”, “taut and emotionally charged”, or even “bow-string taut and visceral”. It’s become a glib descriptor – the likes of which Kathryn…
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Jimmy Kimmel Honors Behind-the-Scenes Crew at 2024 Oscars
Oscars 2024.
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William Whitworth, Revered Writer and Editor, Is Dead at 87
William Whitworth, who wrote revealing profiles in The New Yorker and polished the prose of some of the nation’s celebrated writers as its associate editor before transplanting that magazine’s painstaking standards to The Atlantic, where…
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‘It’s terrifying’: songwriter behind Robbie Williams hits out at AI in the music industry | Music
The songwriter behind hits for Robbie Williams and Kylie Minogue has described the acceleration in use of artificial intelligence in the music industry as “terrifying” because of its potential to replace songwriters.Guy Chambers, who has…
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Oregon Finally Passed Some Arts Funding, But Left A Major Museum And Most Smaller Organizations Out
The state legislature hadn’t funded the arts at all during its regular session in 2023, so “news was both good and bad Thursday … when, in the closing hours of the short legislative session, lawmakers approved less than half of…
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Dominique Blanc, at 67, Is in Her Prime
In 2003, three decades into her career, Dominique Blanc experienced every actor’s worst nightmare: The phone stopped ringing.Approaching 50, she was one of France’s most celebrated performers, fresh off an acclaimed stage run in a…
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Latin American fiction ‘booms’ again on International Booker prize longlist | International Booker…
The International Booker longlist signals a “second ‘boom’ in Latin American fiction”, said judges, with a quarter of the nominated authors being South American.Argentinian poet Selva Almada, Venezuelan writer Rodrigo Blanco Calderón,…
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