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Podcast Interview: Charles Schumann's Multifaceted Career"
Charles Schumann, Germany's most famous bartender, was interviewed in a recent podcast episode discussing his career, which includes modeling, security work for Chancellor Adenauer, and establishing a globally influential cocktail book, now available in podcast form.
Podcast Interview: Charles Schumann's Multifaceted Career"
Charles Schumann, Germany's most famous bartender, was interviewed in a recent podcast episode discussing his career, which includes modeling, security work for Chancellor Adenauer, and establishing a globally influential cocktail book, now available in podcast form.
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48% Bias Score
Former SEAL's "Warfare" Film Challenges Hollywood War Narratives
Ray Mendoza, a former US Navy SEAL, co-directed the film "Warfare," a realistic portrayal of his experiences during a 2006 mission in Ramadi, Iraq, where his unit was ambushed, resulting in injuries to two comrades, including his best friend; the film challenges typical Hollywood war movie narrative...
Former SEAL's "Warfare" Film Challenges Hollywood War Narratives
Ray Mendoza, a former US Navy SEAL, co-directed the film "Warfare," a realistic portrayal of his experiences during a 2006 mission in Ramadi, Iraq, where his unit was ambushed, resulting in injuries to two comrades, including his best friend; the film challenges typical Hollywood war movie narrative...
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36% Bias Score
We Were There": Reframing Black British Culture (1979-1990)
Lanre Bakare's "We Were There" examines Black British culture from 1979-1990, challenging assumptions about Northern Soul, revealing the impact of Thatcher's policies and urban renewal on Black communities, and exposing internal conflicts within activist circles. The book emphasizes the need for a m...
We Were There": Reframing Black British Culture (1979-1990)
Lanre Bakare's "We Were There" examines Black British culture from 1979-1990, challenging assumptions about Northern Soul, revealing the impact of Thatcher's policies and urban renewal on Black communities, and exposing internal conflicts within activist circles. The book emphasizes the need for a m...
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40% Bias Score
Fiji's Loloma Hour: Tourism with a Purpose
Fiji's new "Loloma Hour" program invites tourists to volunteer for at least one hour during their stay, participating in activities like mangrove replanting, beach cleanups, or community projects to support environmental conservation and cultural preservation, aiming for 5000 volunteer hours this ye...
Fiji's Loloma Hour: Tourism with a Purpose
Fiji's new "Loloma Hour" program invites tourists to volunteer for at least one hour during their stay, participating in activities like mangrove replanting, beach cleanups, or community projects to support environmental conservation and cultural preservation, aiming for 5000 volunteer hours this ye...
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36% Bias Score
Rose Bowl Stadium to Host 2028 Olympic Soccer Finals
The Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, will host the 2028 Olympic Games soccer semi-final and final matches for both men and women, adding to its legacy as a venue for the 1932 and 1984 Olympics; it's one of only two such venues globally.
Rose Bowl Stadium to Host 2028 Olympic Soccer Finals
The Rose Bowl Stadium in Pasadena, California, will host the 2028 Olympic Games soccer semi-final and final matches for both men and women, adding to its legacy as a venue for the 1932 and 1984 Olympics; it's one of only two such venues globally.
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44% Bias Score
Erotica Author's Identity Revealed in Child Abuse Case
A Sydney erotica author, Lauren Tesolin-Mastrosa, faces three child abuse material charges for her unreleased novel, "Daddy's Little Toy," depicting a consensual relationship between an 18-year-old and an adult; a court rejected a bid to conceal her identity.
Erotica Author's Identity Revealed in Child Abuse Case
A Sydney erotica author, Lauren Tesolin-Mastrosa, faces three child abuse material charges for her unreleased novel, "Daddy's Little Toy," depicting a consensual relationship between an 18-year-old and an adult; a court rejected a bid to conceal her identity.
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48% Bias Score
Gene Ammons: A Century of Jazz
Gene Ammons, a celebrated jazz tenor saxophonist born 100 years ago, is remembered for his distinctive style marked by a big sound, bluesy phrases, and legendary saxophone duels, despite a six-year hiatus due to drug use and imprisonment.
Gene Ammons: A Century of Jazz
Gene Ammons, a celebrated jazz tenor saxophonist born 100 years ago, is remembered for his distinctive style marked by a big sound, bluesy phrases, and legendary saxophone duels, despite a six-year hiatus due to drug use and imprisonment.
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12% Bias Score
Ancient Macedonian Capital Lyncus Discovered
Archaeologists in North Macedonia have identified the Gradishte site as the ancient city of Lyncus, capital of Lyncestis, the birthplace of Alexander the Great's grandmother, and a key location along ancient trade routes; the discovery includes a 7-acre acropolis with a theatre and textile workshop,...
Ancient Macedonian Capital Lyncus Discovered
Archaeologists in North Macedonia have identified the Gradishte site as the ancient city of Lyncus, capital of Lyncestis, the birthplace of Alexander the Great's grandmother, and a key location along ancient trade routes; the discovery includes a 7-acre acropolis with a theatre and textile workshop,...
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French Artist Claude Lévêque Under Investigation for Child Sex Abuse
French newspaper Libération reports that artist Claude Lévêque is under investigation for sexually abusing at least six boys aged 8-14 between 1979 and 2009, with some victims alleging ongoing manipulation; the investigation is ongoing.
French Artist Claude Lévêque Under Investigation for Child Sex Abuse
French newspaper Libération reports that artist Claude Lévêque is under investigation for sexually abusing at least six boys aged 8-14 between 1979 and 2009, with some victims alleging ongoing manipulation; the investigation is ongoing.
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52% Bias Score
Mario Vargas Llosa's Death Leaves a Void in Peruvian Literature and Politics
The death of renowned Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa at age 89 has prompted reflections on his literary legacy, his political influence, and the profound impact he had on generations of Peruvian writers and intellectuals.
Mario Vargas Llosa's Death Leaves a Void in Peruvian Literature and Politics
The death of renowned Peruvian author Mario Vargas Llosa at age 89 has prompted reflections on his literary legacy, his political influence, and the profound impact he had on generations of Peruvian writers and intellectuals.
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52% Bias Score
Black Bag": Marriage and Espionage
Black Bag" (Confidencial), directed by Steven Soderbergh, is a spy thriller centered on a married couple, both spies, whose professional and personal lives intertwine, creating intense conflict and highlighting the parallels between espionage and marital dynamics.
Black Bag": Marriage and Espionage
Black Bag" (Confidencial), directed by Steven Soderbergh, is a spy thriller centered on a married couple, both spies, whose professional and personal lives intertwine, creating intense conflict and highlighting the parallels between espionage and marital dynamics.
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40% Bias Score
Global Wine Consumption Plunges to 60-Year Low
Global wine consumption dropped 3.3% in 2024 to its lowest level since 1961 (214.2 million hectoliters), driven by decreased demand in the US and China, higher prices due to reduced production (down 4.8% to 225.8 million hectoliters), and increased costs, impacting international trade despite higher...
Global Wine Consumption Plunges to 60-Year Low
Global wine consumption dropped 3.3% in 2024 to its lowest level since 1961 (214.2 million hectoliters), driven by decreased demand in the US and China, higher prices due to reduced production (down 4.8% to 225.8 million hectoliters), and increased costs, impacting international trade despite higher...
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56% Bias Score
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