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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about the first American woman in space, Sally Ride, premiered at Sundance as NASA rolled back DEI initiatives, rescinded its promise to send a woman and person of color to the moon, and reportedly pressured employees to hide LGBTQ+ symbols.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about the first American woman in space, Sally Ride, premiered at Sundance as NASA rolled back DEI initiatives, rescinded its promise to send a woman and person of color to the moon, and reportedly pressured employees to hide LGBTQ+ symbols.
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36% Bias Score
Gender Imbalance in UK Nonfiction Publishing
A new prize, the Women's Prize for Nonfiction, aims to address the significant gender imbalance in UK nonfiction publishing, where over 60% of titles on bestseller lists are by men, and female authors receive fewer awards and reviews.
Gender Imbalance in UK Nonfiction Publishing
A new prize, the Women's Prize for Nonfiction, aims to address the significant gender imbalance in UK nonfiction publishing, where over 60% of titles on bestseller lists are by men, and female authors receive fewer awards and reviews.
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16% Bias Score
UK Camellia House Restoration Wins European Heritage Award
Wentworth Woodhouse's Camellia House in Rotherham, UK, won a European Heritage Award for its £5 million restoration, transforming a roofless ruin into a public tearoom and heritage venue, showcasing some of the world's oldest camellia plants and demonstrating a balanced approach to horticultural, ar...
UK Camellia House Restoration Wins European Heritage Award
Wentworth Woodhouse's Camellia House in Rotherham, UK, won a European Heritage Award for its £5 million restoration, transforming a roofless ruin into a public tearoom and heritage venue, showcasing some of the world's oldest camellia plants and demonstrating a balanced approach to horticultural, ar...
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40% Bias Score
Patti Smith: 50 Years of "Horses" and a Life of Artistic Integrity
Patti Smith, a 78-year-old singer-songwriter and activist from Chicago, celebrates the 50th anniversary of her debut album, "Horses," following a career marked by artistic integrity, activism, and personal fulfillment.
Patti Smith: 50 Years of "Horses" and a Life of Artistic Integrity
Patti Smith, a 78-year-old singer-songwriter and activist from Chicago, celebrates the 50th anniversary of her debut album, "Horses," following a career marked by artistic integrity, activism, and personal fulfillment.
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32% Bias Score
National Portrait Gallery Director Resigns After Trump's Attempted Dismissal
Following Donald Trump's attempted dismissal, Kim Sajet resigned as director of the National Portrait Gallery after 12 years, prioritizing the museum's stability over her position; the Smithsonian's board rebuffed Trump's claim of authority.
National Portrait Gallery Director Resigns After Trump's Attempted Dismissal
Following Donald Trump's attempted dismissal, Kim Sajet resigned as director of the National Portrait Gallery after 12 years, prioritizing the museum's stability over her position; the Smithsonian's board rebuffed Trump's claim of authority.
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52% Bias Score
Brussels' Cultural Renaissance: Music, Art, and Urban Renewal
Brussels is experiencing a cultural revival, hosting numerous music festivals, attracting international artists, and repurposing abandoned spaces into vibrant cultural hubs, leading to a record-breaking 10 million overnight stays in 2024.
Brussels' Cultural Renaissance: Music, Art, and Urban Renewal
Brussels is experiencing a cultural revival, hosting numerous music festivals, attracting international artists, and repurposing abandoned spaces into vibrant cultural hubs, leading to a record-breaking 10 million overnight stays in 2024.
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48% Bias Score
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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52% Bias Score
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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44% Bias Score
AA Patrolman's 420-Mile Tribute to 100-Year-Old Veteran
John Foster, an AA patrolman, completed a 420-mile round trip on a 1961 BSA motorcycle to celebrate the 100th birthday of Derek Fothergill, a veteran of the AA with 37 years of service, presenting him with a commemorative roundel in Lacock, Wiltshire.
AA Patrolman's 420-Mile Tribute to 100-Year-Old Veteran
John Foster, an AA patrolman, completed a 420-mile round trip on a 1961 BSA motorcycle to celebrate the 100th birthday of Derek Fothergill, a veteran of the AA with 37 years of service, presenting him with a commemorative roundel in Lacock, Wiltshire.
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24% Bias Score
Motta's Macba Retrospective: Challenging Queer Narratives
Carlos Motta's exhibition at Barcelona's Macba museum, curated by Agustín Pérez-Rubio and María Berríos, is a powerful retrospective exploring the intersection of religion, colonialism, and LGBTQ+ experiences, challenging narratives of progress and highlighting ongoing struggles for liberation.
Motta's Macba Retrospective: Challenging Queer Narratives
Carlos Motta's exhibition at Barcelona's Macba museum, curated by Agustín Pérez-Rubio and María Berríos, is a powerful retrospective exploring the intersection of religion, colonialism, and LGBTQ+ experiences, challenging narratives of progress and highlighting ongoing struggles for liberation.
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44% Bias Score
Medieval Aristocrat's Revenge: The 1337 Murder of Priest John Forde
In 1337, priest John Forde was murdered in London by four men hired by his former lover, Ela Fitzpayne, a wealthy aristocrat, due to a betrayal following their involvement in a priory robbery and the archbishop's letter denouncing Fitzpayne's adultery with Forde.
Medieval Aristocrat's Revenge: The 1337 Murder of Priest John Forde
In 1337, priest John Forde was murdered in London by four men hired by his former lover, Ela Fitzpayne, a wealthy aristocrat, due to a betrayal following their involvement in a priory robbery and the archbishop's letter denouncing Fitzpayne's adultery with Forde.
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28% Bias Score
Anime's Global Rise: Demon Slayer Breaks Box Office Records
Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, a Japanese anime film, became the highest-grossing film of 2020, exceeding $500 million globally, showcasing anime's growing popularity and challenging Hollywood's dominance, driven by streaming platforms and a shift towards adult-themed content.
Anime's Global Rise: Demon Slayer Breaks Box Office Records
Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, a Japanese anime film, became the highest-grossing film of 2020, exceeding $500 million globally, showcasing anime's growing popularity and challenging Hollywood's dominance, driven by streaming platforms and a shift towards adult-themed content.
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48% Bias Score
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