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Greek Island Cheesemaker Faces Tourism's Threat to Traditional Farming
On the Greek island of Folegandros, traditional cheesemaker George Karystienaios, or "Psyllos", faces challenges due to the incompatibility of small-scale farming with mass tourism; complaints from tourism businesses about livestock noise and odor threaten his unique cheesemaking practice, highlight...
Greek Island Cheesemaker Faces Tourism's Threat to Traditional Farming
On the Greek island of Folegandros, traditional cheesemaker George Karystienaios, or "Psyllos", faces challenges due to the incompatibility of small-scale farming with mass tourism; complaints from tourism businesses about livestock noise and odor threaten his unique cheesemaking practice, highlight...
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Ozzy Osbourne, Heavy Metal Icon, Dies at 76
Ozzy Osbourne, the lead singer of Black Sabbath, died from a heart attack on July 22 at age 76 at his home in London, surrounded by his family, a few weeks after his final concert.
Ozzy Osbourne, Heavy Metal Icon, Dies at 76
Ozzy Osbourne, the lead singer of Black Sabbath, died from a heart attack on July 22 at age 76 at his home in London, surrounded by his family, a few weeks after his final concert.
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Ali Sethi's "Love Language": A Fusion Album Amidst Political Tensions
Ali Sethi, a 41-year-old Pakistani-American singer-songwriter, released his debut solo album, "Love Language," a fusion of various genres, navigating censorship in India due to political tensions and exploring themes of exile, queerness, and ethno-nationalism.
Ali Sethi's "Love Language": A Fusion Album Amidst Political Tensions
Ali Sethi, a 41-year-old Pakistani-American singer-songwriter, released his debut solo album, "Love Language," a fusion of various genres, navigating censorship in India due to political tensions and exploring themes of exile, queerness, and ethno-nationalism.
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Ethical Concerns Rise Over Museum Display of Human Remains
A visit to the British Museum's Egyptian mummies exhibit prompted reflection on the ethical implications of displaying human remains in museums, highlighting evolving societal views and calls for repatriation, particularly given the popularity of selfies with the deceased.
Ethical Concerns Rise Over Museum Display of Human Remains
A visit to the British Museum's Egyptian mummies exhibit prompted reflection on the ethical implications of displaying human remains in museums, highlighting evolving societal views and calls for repatriation, particularly given the popularity of selfies with the deceased.
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MACAAL's Decolonization of African Art
The Marrakech Museum of African Contemporary Art (MACAAL), reopened in February 2025, presents a new curatorial approach that decolonizes African art through diverse narratives and challenges to historical hierarchies, featuring 150 works from a 2,500-piece collection.
MACAAL's Decolonization of African Art
The Marrakech Museum of African Contemporary Art (MACAAL), reopened in February 2025, presents a new curatorial approach that decolonizes African art through diverse narratives and challenges to historical hierarchies, featuring 150 works from a 2,500-piece collection.
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Col Joye: Australia's Beloved Rock and Roll Icon
Col Joye, born Colin Frederick Jacobsen in 1937, rose to fame as Australia's first nationwide No.1 pop artist in the 1950s and 60s, achieving iconic status through his band Col Joye & the Joy Boys, numerous hit songs, television appearances on Bandstand, and a family-friendly image that contrasted w...
Col Joye: Australia's Beloved Rock and Roll Icon
Col Joye, born Colin Frederick Jacobsen in 1937, rose to fame as Australia's first nationwide No.1 pop artist in the 1950s and 60s, achieving iconic status through his band Col Joye & the Joy Boys, numerous hit songs, television appearances on Bandstand, and a family-friendly image that contrasted w...
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Groove Armada DJ Promotes Regenerative Farming
Groove Armada DJ Andy Cato is promoting regenerative farming at his Wiltshire farm, aiming to reverse biodiversity loss, improve soil health, and change perceptions of farming; his efforts include intercropping and cover crops, showcasing a sustainable approach to food production.
Groove Armada DJ Promotes Regenerative Farming
Groove Armada DJ Andy Cato is promoting regenerative farming at his Wiltshire farm, aiming to reverse biodiversity loss, improve soil health, and change perceptions of farming; his efforts include intercropping and cover crops, showcasing a sustainable approach to food production.
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Labubu's Global Rise: From Obscure Toy to Cultural Phenomenon
Created in 2015 by Hong Kong illustrator Kasing Lung, the Labubu toy has exploded in global popularity, driven by celebrity endorsements, social media trends, and its unique aesthetic; Pop Mart, the distributing company, is rapidly expanding retail to meet demand.
Labubu's Global Rise: From Obscure Toy to Cultural Phenomenon
Created in 2015 by Hong Kong illustrator Kasing Lung, the Labubu toy has exploded in global popularity, driven by celebrity endorsements, social media trends, and its unique aesthetic; Pop Mart, the distributing company, is rapidly expanding retail to meet demand.
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Kyiv's St. Sophia Cathedral Graffiti Digitally Archived to Preserve Ukrainian Heritage
The "Graffiti Chronicles" project in Kyiv, Ukraine, digitally archives 7,500 historical inscriptions and drawings from the St. Sophia Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to preserve Ukrainian cultural heritage amidst Russia's ongoing war and disinformation campaigns.
Kyiv's St. Sophia Cathedral Graffiti Digitally Archived to Preserve Ukrainian Heritage
The "Graffiti Chronicles" project in Kyiv, Ukraine, digitally archives 7,500 historical inscriptions and drawings from the St. Sophia Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site, to preserve Ukrainian cultural heritage amidst Russia's ongoing war and disinformation campaigns.
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Mars Opera: A Reflection of Humanity's Evolving Relationship with Space
An opera about Mars uses the planet as a metaphor to explore humanity's evolving relationship with technology and power, contrasting the 1965 Mariner 4 mission's revelation of a desolate Mars with recent events involving billionaires and space ventures, focusing on an all-female mission facing corpo...
Mars Opera: A Reflection of Humanity's Evolving Relationship with Space
An opera about Mars uses the planet as a metaphor to explore humanity's evolving relationship with technology and power, contrasting the 1965 Mariner 4 mission's revelation of a desolate Mars with recent events involving billionaires and space ventures, focusing on an all-female mission facing corpo...
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Australian Rock Pioneer Col Joye Dies at 89
Australian rock legend Col Joye died on Tuesday at age 89; he was the first Australian rock and roll singer to achieve a nationwide No. 1 hit and is known for discovering the Bee Gees.
Australian Rock Pioneer Col Joye Dies at 89
Australian rock legend Col Joye died on Tuesday at age 89; he was the first Australian rock and roll singer to achieve a nationwide No. 1 hit and is known for discovering the Bee Gees.
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Belfast Play Honors Child Killed During the Troubles
A Belfast actress, Charlotte McCurry, created a one-woman play about her aunt, Julie Livingstone, a 14-year-old girl killed by a plastic bullet during the Northern Ireland Troubles in 1981, aiming to encourage families to openly share their grief and keep the memory of their lost children alive; the...
Belfast Play Honors Child Killed During the Troubles
A Belfast actress, Charlotte McCurry, created a one-woman play about her aunt, Julie Livingstone, a 14-year-old girl killed by a plastic bullet during the Northern Ireland Troubles in 1981, aiming to encourage families to openly share their grief and keep the memory of their lost children alive; the...
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