Showing 1,441 to 1,452 of 7,108 results
Brazil-China Academic Ties Expand, Challenging Western-Centric Models
Brazil and China are strengthening academic, scientific, and cultural cooperation, particularly university exchanges and Brazilian-led Chinese studies, challenging Western-centric perspectives and fostering a new model for global engagement.
Brazil-China Academic Ties Expand, Challenging Western-Centric Models
Brazil and China are strengthening academic, scientific, and cultural cooperation, particularly university exchanges and Brazilian-led Chinese studies, challenging Western-centric perspectives and fostering a new model for global engagement.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Palestinian Author Wins Dylan Thomas Prize for Debut Novel
Palestinian journalist Yasmin Zaher won the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut novel, "The Coin," a story about a wealthy Palestinian woman involved in a Birkin bag pyramid scheme in New York, chosen unanimously by the judges for its unique blend of trauma, grief, and humor.
Palestinian Author Wins Dylan Thomas Prize for Debut Novel
Palestinian journalist Yasmin Zaher won the £20,000 Dylan Thomas Prize for her debut novel, "The Coin," a story about a wealthy Palestinian woman involved in a Birkin bag pyramid scheme in New York, chosen unanimously by the judges for its unique blend of trauma, grief, and humor.
Progress
28% Bias Score
Del Arco's "La Patética": Death, Homosexuality, and the Politics of Art
Miguel del Arco's new play, "La Patética," running in Madrid until June 22nd, reflects on death, homosexuality, and the political challenges faced by artists in Spain, marking the end of a six-year break following the closure of his previous theater project.
Del Arco's "La Patética": Death, Homosexuality, and the Politics of Art
Miguel del Arco's new play, "La Patética," running in Madrid until June 22nd, reflects on death, homosexuality, and the political challenges faced by artists in Spain, marking the end of a six-year break following the closure of his previous theater project.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Whale Songs Inspire Environmental Action: Study
A University of the Sunshine Coast study found that the awe inspired by listening to humpback whale songs during whale-watching tours in Mooloolaba, Australia, significantly increases tourists' commitment to pro-environmental behaviors, such as improved recycling and support for ocean conservation i...
Whale Songs Inspire Environmental Action: Study
A University of the Sunshine Coast study found that the awe inspired by listening to humpback whale songs during whale-watching tours in Mooloolaba, Australia, significantly increases tourists' commitment to pro-environmental behaviors, such as improved recycling and support for ocean conservation i...
Progress
20% Bias Score
Three Major Music Festivals Planned for Saxony in 2025
Saxony, Germany will host three major music festivals in 2025: the Wave-Gotik-Treffen (June 6-9, Leipzig, €170), Firebirds Festival (July 4-6, Trebsen, €110), and Highfield (August 15-17, Störmthaler See, €190), attracting thousands of visitors and boosting regional tourism.
Three Major Music Festivals Planned for Saxony in 2025
Saxony, Germany will host three major music festivals in 2025: the Wave-Gotik-Treffen (June 6-9, Leipzig, €170), Firebirds Festival (July 4-6, Trebsen, €110), and Highfield (August 15-17, Störmthaler See, €190), attracting thousands of visitors and boosting regional tourism.
Progress
24% Bias Score
Ranking 20 Hollywood Remakes of Foreign Films
This article ranks 20 Hollywood remakes of foreign films from best to worst, comparing them to their original counterparts and noting factors such as directorial choices, casting, and cultural adaptations.
Ranking 20 Hollywood Remakes of Foreign Films
This article ranks 20 Hollywood remakes of foreign films from best to worst, comparing them to their original counterparts and noting factors such as directorial choices, casting, and cultural adaptations.
Progress
16% Bias Score
Dutch Literature Takes Center Stage at Turin Book Festival
A delegation of Dutch authors is attending the 37th Turin International Book Festival, celebrating a decade of increased translations of Dutch books into Italian, highlighting authors like Jan Brokken, Kader Abdolah, and Gideon Samson, and attracting over 200,000 visitors.
Dutch Literature Takes Center Stage at Turin Book Festival
A delegation of Dutch authors is attending the 37th Turin International Book Festival, celebrating a decade of increased translations of Dutch books into Italian, highlighting authors like Jan Brokken, Kader Abdolah, and Gideon Samson, and attracting over 200,000 visitors.
Progress
32% Bias Score
Tobe Nwigwe's Tiny Desk Concert: A Family Affair
Nigerian-American rapper Tobe Nwigwe, accompanied by his family and band, delivered a powerful 15-minute Tiny Desk performance featuring five songs including "Houston Tribute" and "Against the Grain", highlighting his journey from defying expectations to achieving musical success.
Tobe Nwigwe's Tiny Desk Concert: A Family Affair
Nigerian-American rapper Tobe Nwigwe, accompanied by his family and band, delivered a powerful 15-minute Tiny Desk performance featuring five songs including "Houston Tribute" and "Against the Grain", highlighting his journey from defying expectations to achieving musical success.
Progress
40% Bias Score
Helen Chadwick Retrospective Highlights Pioneering Feminist Artist
The Hepworth Wakefield's retrospective exhibition, "Helen Chadwick: Life Pleasures," celebrates the work of the late British artist Helen Chadwick, showcasing her innovative and often provocative explorations of gender, sexuality, and mortality through sculpture, photography, and performance art fro...
Helen Chadwick Retrospective Highlights Pioneering Feminist Artist
The Hepworth Wakefield's retrospective exhibition, "Helen Chadwick: Life Pleasures," celebrates the work of the late British artist Helen Chadwick, showcasing her innovative and often provocative explorations of gender, sexuality, and mortality through sculpture, photography, and performance art fro...
Progress
24% Bias Score
Jiskefet Receives Honorary Silver Nipkow Disc for Lasting Cultural Impact
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, known for its satirical sketches of office workers and university students, will receive the honorary Silver Nipkow Disc this year, 20 years after its last broadcast, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
Jiskefet Receives Honorary Silver Nipkow Disc for Lasting Cultural Impact
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, known for its satirical sketches of office workers and university students, will receive the honorary Silver Nipkow Disc this year, 20 years after its last broadcast, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
Progress
32% Bias Score
New Varvakis Portrait Unveiled
A new portrait of Ioannis Varvakis (1732-1825), painted by Yannis Adamákis and donated to the Varvakeio School, was presented at a recent event marking the 200th anniversary of Varvakis's death; the portrait incorporates symbolic elements of his life and career.
New Varvakis Portrait Unveiled
A new portrait of Ioannis Varvakis (1732-1825), painted by Yannis Adamákis and donated to the Varvakeio School, was presented at a recent event marking the 200th anniversary of Varvakis's death; the portrait incorporates symbolic elements of his life and career.
Progress
36% Bias Score
Why Perfect Vocals Are Rare in Large Performances
Experienced singers sometimes produce imperfect vocals during large performances due to stage fright affecting their breathing and vocal control, technical issues with in-ear monitors, and the complexity of coordinating singing with choreography and pre-recorded backing tracks.
Why Perfect Vocals Are Rare in Large Performances
Experienced singers sometimes produce imperfect vocals during large performances due to stage fright affecting their breathing and vocal control, technical issues with in-ear monitors, and the complexity of coordinating singing with choreography and pre-recorded backing tracks.
Progress
20% Bias Score
Showing 1,441 to 1,452 of 7,108 results