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Second Tomb of King Tutmose II Possibly Found in Egypt
An Egyptian-British archaeological team believes it has located the second tomb of King Tutmose II, 23 meters beneath debris in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, Egypt, only days after uncovering his first tomb.
Second Tomb of King Tutmose II Possibly Found in Egypt
An Egyptian-British archaeological team believes it has located the second tomb of King Tutmose II, 23 meters beneath debris in the Valley of the Kings near Luxor, Egypt, only days after uncovering his first tomb.
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Bob Dylan's Manager, Jeff Rosen: Architect of a Resurgent Career
Jeff Rosen, Bob Dylan's manager since 1989, orchestrated key career moves, including the Bootleg Series, the Bob Dylan Center, and the Scorsese documentary, significantly shaping Dylan's later success and legacy.
Bob Dylan's Manager, Jeff Rosen: Architect of a Resurgent Career
Jeff Rosen, Bob Dylan's manager since 1989, orchestrated key career moves, including the Bootleg Series, the Bob Dylan Center, and the Scorsese documentary, significantly shaping Dylan's later success and legacy.
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AI-Generated Utopia: YouTuber Reimagines DDR on the Moon
German YouTuber Philipp Ladage's AI-generated videos portray a utopian DDR colony on the moon, contrasting the regime's propaganda with its harsh reality and garnering hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and Instagram.
AI-Generated Utopia: YouTuber Reimagines DDR on the Moon
German YouTuber Philipp Ladage's AI-generated videos portray a utopian DDR colony on the moon, contrasting the regime's propaganda with its harsh reality and garnering hundreds of thousands of views on YouTube and Instagram.
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48% Bias Score
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu" Blends Classical and African Traditions
Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," uniquely blends classical cello with African vocal traditions, including throat singing, challenging genre conventions and highlighting the artist's South African heritage. This innovative fusion has garnered critical acclaim.
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu" Blends Classical and African Traditions
Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," uniquely blends classical cello with African vocal traditions, including throat singing, challenging genre conventions and highlighting the artist's South African heritage. This innovative fusion has garnered critical acclaim.
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Mar-a-Lago Face: A Trumpist Aesthetic
The 'Mar-a-Lago face,' characterized by excessive cosmetic procedures, has become a prominent aesthetic trend among Donald Trump's associates, potentially symbolizing group identity and challenging conventional standards of beauty within a polarized political landscape.
Mar-a-Lago Face: A Trumpist Aesthetic
The 'Mar-a-Lago face,' characterized by excessive cosmetic procedures, has become a prominent aesthetic trend among Donald Trump's associates, potentially symbolizing group identity and challenging conventional standards of beauty within a polarized political landscape.
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Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu": A Fusion of Western and African Musical Traditions
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," released this month, uniquely blends Western classical and African musical traditions using unconventional instrumentation and vocal techniques, reflecting his childhood experiences and artistic vision.
Selaocoe's "Hymns of Bantu": A Fusion of Western and African Musical Traditions
Cellist Abel Selaocoe's new album, "Hymns of Bantu," released this month, uniquely blends Western classical and African musical traditions using unconventional instrumentation and vocal techniques, reflecting his childhood experiences and artistic vision.
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London Fashion Week Adapts Amidst Challenges
London Fashion Week, facing challenges from Brexit and dwindling global attention, saw a shift towards smaller brands and alternative presentation formats; some designers eschewed traditional runway shows for private viewings and collaborations, showcasing resilience and creativity.
London Fashion Week Adapts Amidst Challenges
London Fashion Week, facing challenges from Brexit and dwindling global attention, saw a shift towards smaller brands and alternative presentation formats; some designers eschewed traditional runway shows for private viewings and collaborations, showcasing resilience and creativity.
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SAG Awards: 'Conclave' Triumphs, Political Statements Mark Ceremony
The 2025 SAG Awards saw 'Conclave' win best ensemble, beating favorite 'Anora', while Timothée Chalamet and Demi Moore won best actor and actress. Zoe Saldana's win and political speeches by Jane Fonda and Fran Drescher added to the event's significance.
SAG Awards: 'Conclave' Triumphs, Political Statements Mark Ceremony
The 2025 SAG Awards saw 'Conclave' win best ensemble, beating favorite 'Anora', while Timothée Chalamet and Demi Moore won best actor and actress. Zoe Saldana's win and political speeches by Jane Fonda and Fran Drescher added to the event's significance.
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Singer Roberta Flack Dies at 88
American singer Roberta Flack died at age 88, her publicist announced. Known for hits like "Killing Me Softly" and "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," she won two Grammys for the latter. Initially trained in opera, Flack transitioned to pop music after audience acclaim.
Singer Roberta Flack Dies at 88
American singer Roberta Flack died at age 88, her publicist announced. Known for hits like "Killing Me Softly" and "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face," she won two Grammys for the latter. Initially trained in opera, Flack transitioned to pop music after audience acclaim.
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Gavras' "Last Breath" Explores Aging, Death, and Societal Change
Costa Gavras' 92nd birthday coincides with the release of his new film, "Last Breath," exploring a writer's fear of death and the role of palliative care, reflecting Gavras's personal reflections on mortality and the changing societal attitudes toward aging and death.
Gavras' "Last Breath" Explores Aging, Death, and Societal Change
Costa Gavras' 92nd birthday coincides with the release of his new film, "Last Breath," exploring a writer's fear of death and the role of palliative care, reflecting Gavras's personal reflections on mortality and the changing societal attitudes toward aging and death.
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Forty Elephants": Disney+ Series Dramatizes True Story of All-Female London Gang
A new Disney+ series, "The Thousand Cuts," tells the true story of Mary Carr, the leader of the all-female London gang "Forty Elephants," active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for their sophisticated shoplifting and blackmail schemes, and their internal code of conduct.
Forty Elephants": Disney+ Series Dramatizes True Story of All-Female London Gang
A new Disney+ series, "The Thousand Cuts," tells the true story of Mary Carr, the leader of the all-female London gang "Forty Elephants," active in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, known for their sophisticated shoplifting and blackmail schemes, and their internal code of conduct.
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Beyond The Gates" Debuts, Showcases Wealthy Black Family
Beyond The Gates," a new daytime soap opera premiering on CBS and Paramount+, features a wealthy Black family and a predominantly Black cast and crew, marking a significant milestone in television representation and challenging the underrepresentation of affluent Black families in media.
Beyond The Gates" Debuts, Showcases Wealthy Black Family
Beyond The Gates," a new daytime soap opera premiering on CBS and Paramount+, features a wealthy Black family and a predominantly Black cast and crew, marking a significant milestone in television representation and challenging the underrepresentation of affluent Black families in media.
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56% Bias Score
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