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Cannes Film Festival Bans Nudity and Long Gowns on Red Carpet
The Cannes Film Festival announced a stricter dress code banning nudity and long gowns on the red carpet, citing decency and logistical reasons, though enforcement remains questionable after past controversies regarding footwear.
Cannes Film Festival Bans Nudity and Long Gowns on Red Carpet
The Cannes Film Festival announced a stricter dress code banning nudity and long gowns on the red carpet, citing decency and logistical reasons, though enforcement remains questionable after past controversies regarding footwear.
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64% Bias Score
Arab Designers Shine at Cannes Film Festival Opening
The opening ceremony of the 78th Cannes Film Festival featured prominent Arab designers and celebrities, showcasing diverse and elegant designs on the red carpet, including Nadine Nassib Njeim in a Tamara Ralph creation, Eva Longoria in another Ralph design, and Amina Khalil in a Rami Kadi dress.
Arab Designers Shine at Cannes Film Festival Opening
The opening ceremony of the 78th Cannes Film Festival featured prominent Arab designers and celebrities, showcasing diverse and elegant designs on the red carpet, including Nadine Nassib Njeim in a Tamara Ralph creation, Eva Longoria in another Ralph design, and Amina Khalil in a Rami Kadi dress.
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44% Bias Score
Emerging Canadian Filmmakers Showcase at Cannes
At the Cannes Film Festival, three emerging Canadian filmmakers—Anne Émond, Felix Dufour-Laperrière, and Alex Boya—are debuting their films in Directors' Fortnight, showcasing a shift towards fostering new talent and expanding Canadian cinema's international reach, contrasting with previous years' f...
Emerging Canadian Filmmakers Showcase at Cannes
At the Cannes Film Festival, three emerging Canadian filmmakers—Anne Émond, Felix Dufour-Laperrière, and Alex Boya—are debuting their films in Directors' Fortnight, showcasing a shift towards fostering new talent and expanding Canadian cinema's international reach, contrasting with previous years' f...
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36% Bias Score
Cannes Film Festival Tightens Dress Code, Banning Nudity and Long Gowns
The Cannes Film Festival introduced a stricter dress code, banning nudity and long gowns, to improve event flow and maintain decorum, though enforcement remains uncertain following past controversies.
Cannes Film Festival Tightens Dress Code, Banning Nudity and Long Gowns
The Cannes Film Festival introduced a stricter dress code, banning nudity and long gowns, to improve event flow and maintain decorum, though enforcement remains uncertain following past controversies.
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48% Bias Score
Intergenerational Trauma in "Staring at the Sun
Staring at the Sun" traces four generations of a German family on a Saxony-Anhalt farm from WWI to modern Germany, revealing how trauma, abuse, and repression across generations manifest as uncanny events and psychological issues.
Intergenerational Trauma in "Staring at the Sun
Staring at the Sun" traces four generations of a German family on a Saxony-Anhalt farm from WWI to modern Germany, revealing how trauma, abuse, and repression across generations manifest as uncanny events and psychological issues.
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32% Bias Score
Five Bourbons Vie for Top Honors at 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Five bourbons—Fox & Oden Double Oaked, Joseph Magnus Triple Cask, Whiskey Tree High Rye, Starlight Mizunara Reserve, and Penelope Toasted Double Oak—are finalists in the 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition's Special Barrel-Finished Bourbon category, showcasing diverse finishing techniques a...
Five Bourbons Vie for Top Honors at 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
Five bourbons—Fox & Oden Double Oaked, Joseph Magnus Triple Cask, Whiskey Tree High Rye, Starlight Mizunara Reserve, and Penelope Toasted Double Oak—are finalists in the 2025 San Francisco World Spirits Competition's Special Barrel-Finished Bourbon category, showcasing diverse finishing techniques a...
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16% Bias Score
Magic Farm": Cultural Cluelessness and Environmental Injustice in Latin America
Amalia Ulman's "Magic Farm" follows a New York documentary crew's misadventures in Latin America, where their cultural cluelessness causes them to miss a major environmental story of pesticide dumping causing a health crisis, while the locals have resigned themselves to their fate.
Magic Farm": Cultural Cluelessness and Environmental Injustice in Latin America
Amalia Ulman's "Magic Farm" follows a New York documentary crew's misadventures in Latin America, where their cultural cluelessness causes them to miss a major environmental story of pesticide dumping causing a health crisis, while the locals have resigned themselves to their fate.
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48% Bias Score
The Man Who Saved Wembley
Arthur Elvin, a former RAF prisoner who started by running a tobacco kiosk, bought Wembley Stadium in 1927, preventing its demolition and transforming it into England's national stadium through shrewd business strategies and diverse event programming.
The Man Who Saved Wembley
Arthur Elvin, a former RAF prisoner who started by running a tobacco kiosk, bought Wembley Stadium in 1927, preventing its demolition and transforming it into England's national stadium through shrewd business strategies and diverse event programming.
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28% Bias Score
Black Bag"'s Box Office Failure Highlights Hollywood's Mid-Budget Crisis
Steven Soderbergh's new film "Black Bag", despite critical acclaim and a star-studded cast, underperformed at the US box office, grossing only slightly more than half of its \$60 million budget, highlighting a broader industry challenge in attracting audiences over 25 to mid-budget films.
Black Bag"'s Box Office Failure Highlights Hollywood's Mid-Budget Crisis
Steven Soderbergh's new film "Black Bag", despite critical acclaim and a star-studded cast, underperformed at the US box office, grossing only slightly more than half of its \$60 million budget, highlighting a broader industry challenge in attracting audiences over 25 to mid-budget films.
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40% Bias Score
Artist Uses Vending Machines to Dispense Affordable Prints, Cultivating Online Community
Printmaker Ana Inciardi has installed 50 vending machines across the United States, each dispensing original $1 art prints, fostering a community of collectors and transforming the way art is accessed and shared.
Artist Uses Vending Machines to Dispense Affordable Prints, Cultivating Online Community
Printmaker Ana Inciardi has installed 50 vending machines across the United States, each dispensing original $1 art prints, fostering a community of collectors and transforming the way art is accessed and shared.
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24% Bias Score
Marco Polo's Book and the Shaping of the Americas
An exhibition in Seville's Archivo de Indias explores how Marco Polo's "Book of Wonders", annotated by Columbus and translated by Fernández de Santaella, guided exploration and shaped the intellectual landscape of the New World, highlighting Spain's unique colonial education policy.
Marco Polo's Book and the Shaping of the Americas
An exhibition in Seville's Archivo de Indias explores how Marco Polo's "Book of Wonders", annotated by Columbus and translated by Fernández de Santaella, guided exploration and shaped the intellectual landscape of the New World, highlighting Spain's unique colonial education policy.
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36% Bias Score
The Last of Us" Season Two Slowdown Raises Concerns
The Last of Us" season two's pacing has slowed significantly since Joel's death, focusing on Ellie's revenge quest and subplots, leading to criticism and concerns about audience engagement, especially considering the year-long delay before season three filming begins.
The Last of Us" Season Two Slowdown Raises Concerns
The Last of Us" season two's pacing has slowed significantly since Joel's death, focusing on Ellie's revenge quest and subplots, leading to criticism and concerns about audience engagement, especially considering the year-long delay before season three filming begins.
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60% Bias Score
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