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Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas": Reflections on Life and Society
Alain Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas" offers a collection of reflections on life, love, death, and societal issues, blending personal experiences with critiques of contemporary trends like the decline of education and the rise of "woke" ideology.
Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas": Reflections on Life and Society
Alain Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas" offers a collection of reflections on life, love, death, and societal issues, blending personal experiences with critiques of contemporary trends like the decline of education and the rise of "woke" ideology.
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32% Bias Score
Hollywood's Rise at Cannes 2025
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival program, starting Tuesday, features a notable Hollywood presence, with films by Wes Anderson, Ari Aster, and Richard Linklater, alongside lesser-known Spanish directors Carla Simón and Oliver Laxe, highlighting the festival's evolving role as a global launchpad.
Hollywood's Rise at Cannes 2025
The 2025 Cannes Film Festival program, starting Tuesday, features a notable Hollywood presence, with films by Wes Anderson, Ari Aster, and Richard Linklater, alongside lesser-known Spanish directors Carla Simón and Oliver Laxe, highlighting the festival's evolving role as a global launchpad.
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52% Bias Score
1936" and "Gypsy" Dominate 3rd Talía Awards
The 3rd Talía Awards, held in Madrid, saw "1936" win six awards and "Gypsy" four, with Antonio Banderas receiving a lifetime achievement award and delivering a speech highlighting the theater's role as a refuge for truth amidst misinformation.
1936" and "Gypsy" Dominate 3rd Talía Awards
The 3rd Talía Awards, held in Madrid, saw "1936" win six awards and "Gypsy" four, with Antonio Banderas receiving a lifetime achievement award and delivering a speech highlighting the theater's role as a refuge for truth amidst misinformation.
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24% Bias Score
The Rehearsal" Season Two: Simulating Aviation Safety and Human Error
Nathan Fielder's "The Rehearsal" season two uses elaborate simulations, including cloned dogs and recreated cockpits, to explore the human element in aviation safety, specifically the communication breakdowns leading to plane crashes, raising ethical questions about the methods while offering insigh...
The Rehearsal" Season Two: Simulating Aviation Safety and Human Error
Nathan Fielder's "The Rehearsal" season two uses elaborate simulations, including cloned dogs and recreated cockpits, to explore the human element in aviation safety, specifically the communication breakdowns leading to plane crashes, raising ethical questions about the methods while offering insigh...
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40% Bias Score
UNESCO Designates Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridge Construction as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO's 2024 recognition of traditional Chinese wooden arch bridge construction as an intangible cultural heritage highlights the unique techniques and cultural significance of these structures, dating back to at least the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), which are now facing challenges due to mod...
UNESCO Designates Traditional Chinese Wooden Arch Bridge Construction as Intangible Cultural Heritage
UNESCO's 2024 recognition of traditional Chinese wooden arch bridge construction as an intangible cultural heritage highlights the unique techniques and cultural significance of these structures, dating back to at least the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127), which are now facing challenges due to mod...
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48% Bias Score
IEEE Milestones Program Celebrates 300 Technological Achievements
The IEEE Milestones Program, launched in 1983, celebrates significant technological achievements (at least 25 years old and regionally impactful) with nearly 300 bronze plaques globally, highlighting inventions from Benjamin Franklin's experiments to the internet.
IEEE Milestones Program Celebrates 300 Technological Achievements
The IEEE Milestones Program, launched in 1983, celebrates significant technological achievements (at least 25 years old and regionally impactful) with nearly 300 bronze plaques globally, highlighting inventions from Benjamin Franklin's experiments to the internet.
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32% Bias Score
Indigenous Site Defaced: Police Investigate Paradise Falls Vandalism
A sacred Indigenous women's meeting place at Paradise Falls in Victoria's King Valley was defaced with graffiti, prompting a police investigation and widespread condemnation; the incident highlights ongoing issues of cultural disrespect and the vulnerability of significant sites.
Indigenous Site Defaced: Police Investigate Paradise Falls Vandalism
A sacred Indigenous women's meeting place at Paradise Falls in Victoria's King Valley was defaced with graffiti, prompting a police investigation and widespread condemnation; the incident highlights ongoing issues of cultural disrespect and the vulnerability of significant sites.
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36% Bias Score
Hot Docs 2025: Festival's Resurgence After Near Collapse
Despite facing financial difficulties and internal turmoil in 2024, Hot Docs successfully held its 32nd edition in 2025 under new executive director Diana Sanchez, implementing cost-cutting measures while maintaining comparable audience numbers and securing the sale of its cinema.
Hot Docs 2025: Festival's Resurgence After Near Collapse
Despite facing financial difficulties and internal turmoil in 2024, Hot Docs successfully held its 32nd edition in 2025 under new executive director Diana Sanchez, implementing cost-cutting measures while maintaining comparable audience numbers and securing the sale of its cinema.
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44% Bias Score
Earthquake Renovations Uncover Roman Theater in Sisak
During renovations of Sisak's town hall following the 2020 earthquakes, archaeologists unearthed a Roman theater's orchestra, a twenty-meter diameter semicircular structure, providing new insights into the city's ancient urbanism.
Earthquake Renovations Uncover Roman Theater in Sisak
During renovations of Sisak's town hall following the 2020 earthquakes, archaeologists unearthed a Roman theater's orchestra, a twenty-meter diameter semicircular structure, providing new insights into the city's ancient urbanism.
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28% Bias Score
Perach's "A Leap of Sympathy" Explores Human-Machine Blur
Anna Perach's London exhibition, "A Leap of Sympathy," showcases life-size humanoid sculptures made of tufted carpet, inspired by E.T.A. Hoffmann's "The Sandman", exploring the unsettling boundary between human and machine, referencing Soviet aesthetics and traditional crafts.
Perach's "A Leap of Sympathy" Explores Human-Machine Blur
Anna Perach's London exhibition, "A Leap of Sympathy," showcases life-size humanoid sculptures made of tufted carpet, inspired by E.T.A. Hoffmann's "The Sandman", exploring the unsettling boundary between human and machine, referencing Soviet aesthetics and traditional crafts.
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4% Bias Score
Jerusalem & Tel Aviv: A Tale of Two Cities in Israel
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, easily accessible by train or bus for under $10, offer contrasting experiences: Jerusalem's ancient religious sites and Tel Aviv's modern, vibrant beach culture and Bauhaus architecture.
Jerusalem & Tel Aviv: A Tale of Two Cities in Israel
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, easily accessible by train or bus for under $10, offer contrasting experiences: Jerusalem's ancient religious sites and Tel Aviv's modern, vibrant beach culture and Bauhaus architecture.
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60% Bias Score
Russia: Today": A Multimedia Opera Exploring National Identity
Evgeny Birman's opera "Russia: Today" uses video art and operatic voices from a range of perspectives to depict Russia's identity and future, based on anonymous responses from people in Russia, Finland, Latvia, and Germany.
Russia: Today": A Multimedia Opera Exploring National Identity
Evgeny Birman's opera "Russia: Today" uses video art and operatic voices from a range of perspectives to depict Russia's identity and future, based on anonymous responses from people in Russia, Finland, Latvia, and Germany.
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16% Bias Score
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