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Jun 17, 10:16

British Travelers' Accounts of 19th- and 20th-Century Spain

William Chislett's book, "Los curiosos impertinentes," collects writings by 20 British travelers in Spain from the 19th and 20th centuries, revealing their diverse experiences and perspectives on Spanish culture and society, with many accounts shaped by political and social contexts.

British Travelers' Accounts of 19th- and 20th-Century Spain

William Chislett's book, "Los curiosos impertinentes," collects writings by 20 British travelers in Spain from the 19th and 20th centuries, revealing their diverse experiences and perspectives on Spanish culture and society, with many accounts shaped by political and social contexts.

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What factors contributed to the disproportionate number of British writers documenting their experiences in Spain?

Spain is a bundle of small identities," "Spaniards are freedom-loving yet conservative, moral yet skeptical," "Spain is the great producer of exiles," "Spaniards like to celebrate in large groups." These phrases, written by British travelers, reveal their fascination with Spain. William Chislett's book, "Los curiosos impertinentes," compiles the writings of 20 such individuals.

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Jun 16, 16:15

Serebrennikov's Boris Godunov: A Modern Russian Tragedy

Kirill Serebrennikov's modern-day adaptation of Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov, premiering in Amsterdam, uses a cross-section of a Soviet-era apartment block to contrast Kremlin-controlled media's portrayal of Russia with the realities of war, dissent, and individual struggles in Putin's Russia, reflect...

Serebrennikov's Boris Godunov: A Modern Russian Tragedy

Kirill Serebrennikov's modern-day adaptation of Mussorgsky's Boris Godunov, premiering in Amsterdam, uses a cross-section of a Soviet-era apartment block to contrast Kremlin-controlled media's portrayal of Russia with the realities of war, dissent, and individual struggles in Putin's Russia, reflect...

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What is the central message conveyed by Serebrennikov's production of Boris Godunov, and how does it reflect the current socio-political context in Russia?

Kirill Serebrennikov's new production of Modest Mussorgsky's opera Boris Godunov, premiered in Amsterdam, reimagines the opera in modern-day Russia, highlighting the contrast between Kremlin propaganda and the realities faced by Russian citizens. The staging uses a Soviet-era apartment block to depict the lives of ordinary Russians amidst the war in Ukraine, showing their struggles and the pervasive influence of state media.

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Jun 16, 10:15

Raphael's Triumphant Return to Stage After Illness

Spanish singer Raphael returned to the stage on Sunday, July 2nd, at Mérida's Roman Theatre, after recovering from a cerebral lymphoma, performing to a sold-out audience of 3,500.

Raphael's Triumphant Return to Stage After Illness

Spanish singer Raphael returned to the stage on Sunday, July 2nd, at Mérida's Roman Theatre, after recovering from a cerebral lymphoma, performing to a sold-out audience of 3,500.

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What is the significance of Raphael's return to the stage after his illness?

Raphael Martos Sánchez, a renowned Spanish singer, returned to the stage in Mérida's Roman Theatre on Sunday after recovering from a cerebral lymphoma. His concert, featuring 3,500 sold-out tickets, marked a highly anticipated comeback.

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Jun 16, 13:17

Oyiri's Tate Modern Installation Explores Digital Culture's Impact on Body Image

Christelle Oyiri's multimedia installation at London's Tate Modern, "In a Perpetual Remix Where Is My Own Song?", explores how digital culture and the omnipresent gaze impact body image and self-perception, referencing the influence of figures like Kim Kardashian and the legacy of artists like Orlan...

Oyiri's Tate Modern Installation Explores Digital Culture's Impact on Body Image

Christelle Oyiri's multimedia installation at London's Tate Modern, "In a Perpetual Remix Where Is My Own Song?", explores how digital culture and the omnipresent gaze impact body image and self-perception, referencing the influence of figures like Kim Kardashian and the legacy of artists like Orlan...

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How has the increased visibility and self-scrutiny facilitated by digital culture impacted young people's attitudes towards and engagement with cosmetic procedures?

Christelle Oyiri's art explores the impact of digital culture and the pervasive gaze on body image, particularly among young people. The increased visibility and self-scrutiny facilitated by digital platforms have normalized cosmetic procedures, leading to a rise in young adults seeking such enhancements. This contrasts sharply with previous generations' experiences.

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Jun 15, 13:16

NASA's DEI Rollbacks Overshadow Sally Ride Documentary Premiere

Sally", a documentary about the first American woman in space, Sally Ride, premiered at Sundance as NASA rolled back DEI initiatives, rescinded its promise to send a woman and person of color to the moon, and reportedly pressured employees to hide LGBTQ+ symbols.

NASA's DEI Rollbacks Overshadow Sally Ride Documentary Premiere

Sally", a documentary about the first American woman in space, Sally Ride, premiered at Sundance as NASA rolled back DEI initiatives, rescinded its promise to send a woman and person of color to the moon, and reportedly pressured employees to hide LGBTQ+ symbols.

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How does NASA's recent reversal on DEI initiatives affect its stated goal of sending the first woman and person of color to the moon?

Sally", a documentary about Sally Ride, the first American woman in space, premiered at Sundance amidst NASA's rollback of DEI initiatives. This coincided with NASA rescinding its pledge to send the first woman and person of color to the moon. NASA employees are reportedly hiding LGBTQ+ symbols, though NASA denies ordering this.

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Jun 15, 13:16

Increased Costs Force Cancellation of 25 East Anglian Festivals

The Cambridge Folk Festival, along with 24 other East Anglian festivals, was canceled in 2025 due to increased costs and inflation, resulting in a £320,000 loss for the Cambridge event in 2024 and significantly impacting local musicians and the regional economy.

Increased Costs Force Cancellation of 25 East Anglian Festivals

The Cambridge Folk Festival, along with 24 other East Anglian festivals, was canceled in 2025 due to increased costs and inflation, resulting in a £320,000 loss for the Cambridge event in 2024 and significantly impacting local musicians and the regional economy.

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How do rising inflation and increased operational costs contribute to the financial unsustainability of the festival industry?

Rising inflation and increased costs, particularly in transport and fuel, are the primary causes for the festival cancellations. The East Anglian Festivals Network advocates for a VAT reduction to 5% on tickets and tax relief for festivals, mirroring support given to theatres, to improve the industry's financial sustainability. The loss of these events significantly impacts grassroots music and community engagement.

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Jun 17, 04:15

Afanador" Dominates 2023 Max Awards, Signaling Shift in Spanish Performing Arts

The 2023 Max Awards, held at Pamplona's Gayarre Theater, saw "Afanador", a Ballet Nacional de España production, win five awards, breaking a long-standing tradition of even distribution and highlighting the rising prominence of dance in Spanish arts.

Afanador" Dominates 2023 Max Awards, Signaling Shift in Spanish Performing Arts

The 2023 Max Awards, held at Pamplona's Gayarre Theater, saw "Afanador", a Ballet Nacional de España production, win five awards, breaking a long-standing tradition of even distribution and highlighting the rising prominence of dance in Spanish arts.

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How did the distribution of awards differ from previous years, and what factors might have contributed to this change?

Afanador", a Ballet Nacional de España production, dominated the awards, winning in categories including best musical composition, costume design, lighting design, best dance performance, and best stage direction. This success reflects the production's high artistic merit and the increasing global recognition of Spanish dance.

euronews.com

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Jun 16, 19:17

Homer's School Excavations Reveal Ancient Ithaca's Rich History

Excavations at Homer's School in Ithaca, Greece, have unearthed artifacts dating from the Final Neolithic period (late 5th/4th millennium BC) to the Roman era, including an intact Mycenaean fountain, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, votive offerings, and inscriptions referencing Odysseus, revealing a ...

Homer's School Excavations Reveal Ancient Ithaca's Rich History

Excavations at Homer's School in Ithaca, Greece, have unearthed artifacts dating from the Final Neolithic period (late 5th/4th millennium BC) to the Roman era, including an intact Mycenaean fountain, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, votive offerings, and inscriptions referencing Odysseus, revealing a ...

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What is the significance of the newly discovered inscriptions linking Homer's School to the Odyssey, and what does this reveal about Ithaca's ancient history?

New archaeological findings at Homer's School in Ithaca, Greece, date back to the Final Neolithic phase (late 5th/4th millennium BC), revealing a continuous occupation through the Bronze Age and into the Hellenistic and Roman periods. Discoveries include an intact Mycenaean fountain, Hellenistic and Roman pottery, and votive offerings, suggesting a significant religious and social center.

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Jun 16, 13:17

Folklore and Data: Reshaping the Film Industry

Stelios Michalopoulos's research shows a correlation between the success of audiovisual products in a region and the themes present in that region's folklore, demonstrating how data analysis is reshaping the film industry.

Folklore and Data: Reshaping the Film Industry

Stelios Michalopoulos's research shows a correlation between the success of audiovisual products in a region and the themes present in that region's folklore, demonstrating how data analysis is reshaping the film industry.

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What is the role of folklore in shaping consumer preferences and market success across different regions, as highlighted by Michalopoulos's research?

Michalopoulos's work demonstrates how traditional media companies like Warner Bros. and Disney are lagging behind companies like Apple in leveraging data analysis to predict market trends. Apple's success in film production stems from its superior technology in determining regional bestsellers by analyzing the alignment between audiovisual content and local folklore. This highlights a shift in the industry toward data-driven content creation and distribution.

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Jun 16, 22:16

Premios Puñetas Honors Legal and Journalistic Excellence

Acijur's 14th annual Premios Puñetas, held in Madrid, honored Supreme Court Justice Antonio del Moral (Gold Puñetas), criticized those undermining international law ("Vete a Hacer Puñetas"), and recognized various individuals and groups for their contributions to law, journalism, and social responsi...

Premios Puñetas Honors Legal and Journalistic Excellence

Acijur's 14th annual Premios Puñetas, held in Madrid, honored Supreme Court Justice Antonio del Moral (Gold Puñetas), criticized those undermining international law ("Vete a Hacer Puñetas"), and recognized various individuals and groups for their contributions to law, journalism, and social responsi...

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How did the Premios Puñetas ceremony use humor and satire to address serious issues within the legal and political landscapes?

This year's ceremony highlighted both individual and collective contributions, celebrating excellence in legal practice and journalism. Awards ranged from recognizing lifetime achievement (Fernando Vives of Garrigues) to commending the response of various groups to the COVID-19 pandemic and the Valencia DANA catastrophe.

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Jun 15, 16:26

Ithaca Excavation Confirms Location of Odysseus' Sanctuary

Excavations at Agios Athanasios-Homer's School on Ithaca Island have unearthed artifacts from the Neolithic period to the Roman era, including inscribed tiles mentioning "Odysseus," strongly suggesting the location of the Odysseyon, a sanctuary dedicated to the hero, and confirming its religious, so...

Ithaca Excavation Confirms Location of Odysseus' Sanctuary

Excavations at Agios Athanasios-Homer's School on Ithaca Island have unearthed artifacts from the Neolithic period to the Roman era, including inscribed tiles mentioning "Odysseus," strongly suggesting the location of the Odysseyon, a sanctuary dedicated to the hero, and confirming its religious, so...

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What evidence from the Agios Athanasios excavation directly supports the historical existence of the Odysseyon, the sanctuary dedicated to Odysseus, on Ithaca?

New archaeological research at Agios Athanasios-Homer's School on Ithaca Island has unearthed significant artifacts dating back to the final Neolithic period (late 5th/4th millennium BC), including dozens of flint tools and hundreds of pottery fragments. Further discoveries include a well-preserved cistern from the Mycenaean palatial period and numerous artifacts from the Hellenistic and Roman periods.

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Jun 15, 13:16

Authenticity of National Gallery's "Samson and Delilah" Painting Questioned

The National Gallery's 1980 acquisition of Peter Paul Rubens' "Samson and Delilah" is disputed due to questions about its brushwork, a modern blockboard added to the back potentially concealing original evidence, and the painting's provenance linked to a historian known for misattributing works.

Authenticity of National Gallery's "Samson and Delilah" Painting Questioned

The National Gallery's 1980 acquisition of Peter Paul Rubens' "Samson and Delilah" is disputed due to questions about its brushwork, a modern blockboard added to the back potentially concealing original evidence, and the painting's provenance linked to a historian known for misattributing works.

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What specific evidence challenges the authenticity of the National Gallery's "Samson and Delilah" painting, and what are the immediate consequences of these challenges?

The National Gallery's "Samson and Delilah" painting, attributed to Peter Paul Rubens, is embroiled in an authenticity debate. Experts question the brushwork and the addition of a modern blockboard to the back, potentially obscuring original evidence. This has led to calls for a public debate on the painting's authenticity, originally promised in 1997.

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