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Australia's Arts Sector Faces Funding Crisis, Tax Reform Proposed
Australia's arts sector, worth $122.3 billion, faces a funding crisis due to post-COVID cuts and reduced philanthropy. A NSW tax summit aims to reform funding, potentially using tax incentives and deductions for creative workers, modeling a successful UK initiative that boosted theatre attendance.
Australia's Arts Sector Faces Funding Crisis, Tax Reform Proposed
Australia's arts sector, worth $122.3 billion, faces a funding crisis due to post-COVID cuts and reduced philanthropy. A NSW tax summit aims to reform funding, potentially using tax incentives and deductions for creative workers, modeling a successful UK initiative that boosted theatre attendance.
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52% Bias Score
Jim Thorpe: A Native American Olympian's Triumph Over Adversity
Jim Thorpe: Lit by Lightning" is a documentary that recounts the life of Jim Thorpe, a Native American Olympian who overcame poverty, displacement, and discrimination to become a celebrated athlete, emphasizing his perseverance and the importance of recognizing Native American contributions to Ameri...
Jim Thorpe: A Native American Olympian's Triumph Over Adversity
Jim Thorpe: Lit by Lightning" is a documentary that recounts the life of Jim Thorpe, a Native American Olympian who overcame poverty, displacement, and discrimination to become a celebrated athlete, emphasizing his perseverance and the importance of recognizing Native American contributions to Ameri...
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24% Bias Score
Community Libraries Bloom in Rio Amidst Public Library Scarcity
Facing a severe shortage of public libraries (only 19 in a city of over six million), Rio de Janeiro residents are establishing numerous community-run libraries, offering books, cultural programs, and addressing the lack of public resources.
Community Libraries Bloom in Rio Amidst Public Library Scarcity
Facing a severe shortage of public libraries (only 19 in a city of over six million), Rio de Janeiro residents are establishing numerous community-run libraries, offering books, cultural programs, and addressing the lack of public resources.
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28% Bias Score
Extensive Roman Settlement Unearthed in Gloucestershire Following Sword Discovery
A metal detector's discovery of two Roman swords in the Cotswolds, England, unexpectedly led to the excavation of a large Roman settlement (1st-2nd century CE), potentially a villa with flanking wings, near Willersey, Gloucestershire; Historic England may recommend its protection as a scheduled monu...
Extensive Roman Settlement Unearthed in Gloucestershire Following Sword Discovery
A metal detector's discovery of two Roman swords in the Cotswolds, England, unexpectedly led to the excavation of a large Roman settlement (1st-2nd century CE), potentially a villa with flanking wings, near Willersey, Gloucestershire; Historic England may recommend its protection as a scheduled monu...
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24% Bias Score
Largest Roman Fresco Discovered in London
In London, archaeologist Han Li reconstructed a collection of Roman wall plaster, the largest ever found, depicting birds, fruit, flowers, and lyres, and including graffiti and a partial artist's signature from a high-status building demolished before 200 AD.
Largest Roman Fresco Discovered in London
In London, archaeologist Han Li reconstructed a collection of Roman wall plaster, the largest ever found, depicting birds, fruit, flowers, and lyres, and including graffiti and a partial artist's signature from a high-status building demolished before 200 AD.
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24% Bias Score
Rediscovered Typewriter Reveals History of Chinese Computing
The rediscovered prototype of Lin Yutang's MingKwai Chinese typewriter, found in upstate New York, uses a shape-based system to input up to 90,000 characters, offering insights into 20th-century Chinese computing and the politics of language.
Rediscovered Typewriter Reveals History of Chinese Computing
The rediscovered prototype of Lin Yutang's MingKwai Chinese typewriter, found in upstate New York, uses a shape-based system to input up to 90,000 characters, offering insights into 20th-century Chinese computing and the politics of language.
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44% Bias Score
Twardoch's "Die Nulllinie": War's Dehumanizing Impact
Szczepan Twardoch's "Die Nulllinie" recounts the experiences of Koń, a Ukrainian academic soldier fighting near the front lines in the Kherson region, illustrating the brutal realities of war and its impact on individuals and society.
Twardoch's "Die Nulllinie": War's Dehumanizing Impact
Szczepan Twardoch's "Die Nulllinie" recounts the experiences of Koń, a Ukrainian academic soldier fighting near the front lines in the Kherson region, illustrating the brutal realities of war and its impact on individuals and society.
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44% Bias Score
Baggio Returns to US, Promoting Soccer and Social Change
Italian soccer legend Roberto Baggio returned to the US this week as a Lega Serie A ambassador, celebrating his career in New York and participating in a Bronx community event with Street Soccer USA, promoting social equity through sports.
Baggio Returns to US, Promoting Soccer and Social Change
Italian soccer legend Roberto Baggio returned to the US this week as a Lega Serie A ambassador, celebrating his career in New York and participating in a Bronx community event with Street Soccer USA, promoting social equity through sports.
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40% Bias Score
Oasis Reunites for Sold-Out World Tour After 16-Year Hiatus
The iconic British band Oasis reunited for a sold-out 5-month world tour after a 16-year break, beginning in Cardiff, Wales, attracting fans of all ages, including Luc from Netherlands who went to great lengths to secure tickets and a father-daughter duo, Patrick and Donna, planning to attend the Du...
Oasis Reunites for Sold-Out World Tour After 16-Year Hiatus
The iconic British band Oasis reunited for a sold-out 5-month world tour after a 16-year break, beginning in Cardiff, Wales, attracting fans of all ages, including Luc from Netherlands who went to great lengths to secure tickets and a father-daughter duo, Patrick and Donna, planning to attend the Du...
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24% Bias Score
Trump Administration Targets Smithsonian for Allegedly Biased Exhibits
The Trump administration is reviewing Smithsonian Institution exhibits, accusing them of promoting "one-sided, divisive political narratives" and vowing to ensure content reflects "the greatness of our nation", following an executive order and internal criticism of displays like the "Entertainment N...
Trump Administration Targets Smithsonian for Allegedly Biased Exhibits
The Trump administration is reviewing Smithsonian Institution exhibits, accusing them of promoting "one-sided, divisive political narratives" and vowing to ensure content reflects "the greatness of our nation", following an executive order and internal criticism of displays like the "Entertainment N...
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56% Bias Score
Black Sabbath Tribute Concert Raises Thousands for Charity at Villa Park
A Black Sabbath tribute concert at Villa Park in Birmingham raises over £2,000 per ticket for three charities, features performances from Metallica, Guns N' Roses, and Pantera, and includes a Greggs sausage roll van for the artists and crew, showcasing the lasting impact of the legendary band.
Black Sabbath Tribute Concert Raises Thousands for Charity at Villa Park
A Black Sabbath tribute concert at Villa Park in Birmingham raises over £2,000 per ticket for three charities, features performances from Metallica, Guns N' Roses, and Pantera, and includes a Greggs sausage roll van for the artists and crew, showcasing the lasting impact of the legendary band.
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32% Bias Score
Chardin's "Cut Melon" Sells for Record Price, Buyer Defaults
Nanni Bassani Antivari, a real estate investor, won the bid for Jean-Siméon Chardin's "The Cut Melon" at Christie's Paris in June 2024 for €23 million but failed to pay, leading to the Kimbell Art Museum acquiring the painting through private negotiations.
Chardin's "Cut Melon" Sells for Record Price, Buyer Defaults
Nanni Bassani Antivari, a real estate investor, won the bid for Jean-Siméon Chardin's "The Cut Melon" at Christie's Paris in June 2024 for €23 million but failed to pay, leading to the Kimbell Art Museum acquiring the painting through private negotiations.
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48% Bias Score
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