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A Coruña Unveils Western-Themed Film to Boost Tourism
A Coruña is launching a Western-themed short film starring Javier Veiga to promote its tourism at Fitur 2025, highlighting its gastronomy, heritage, and cultural events, and coinciding with the 175th anniversary of the María Pita festivities.
A Coruña Unveils Western-Themed Film to Boost Tourism
A Coruña is launching a Western-themed short film starring Javier Veiga to promote its tourism at Fitur 2025, highlighting its gastronomy, heritage, and cultural events, and coinciding with the 175th anniversary of the María Pita festivities.
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56% Bias Score
John Shuttleworth at 40: A Comedian's Reflections on Success and Self-Doubt
Graham Fellows, the comedian behind the beloved character John Shuttleworth, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his creation with a new book and tour, while also reflecting on his complex relationship with his most famous persona.
John Shuttleworth at 40: A Comedian's Reflections on Success and Self-Doubt
Graham Fellows, the comedian behind the beloved character John Shuttleworth, is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his creation with a new book and tour, while also reflecting on his complex relationship with his most famous persona.
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24% Bias Score
LA Wildfires: Devastating Impact on Arts Community
Fueled by 85 mph Santa Ana winds, the January 7th wildfires in Los Angeles caused unprecedented devastation, incinerating thousands of homes and priceless cultural heritage, impacting the arts community severely, with hundreds of artists losing homes, studios, and irreplaceable artwork.
LA Wildfires: Devastating Impact on Arts Community
Fueled by 85 mph Santa Ana winds, the January 7th wildfires in Los Angeles caused unprecedented devastation, incinerating thousands of homes and priceless cultural heritage, impacting the arts community severely, with hundreds of artists losing homes, studios, and irreplaceable artwork.
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36% Bias Score
Germany Creates Arbitration Court for Nazi-Looted Art
Germany establishes a binding arbitration court to resolve disputes over potentially Nazi-looted art, addressing the slow progress of a previous advisory commission and aiming to expedite restitution efforts, although a full restitution law remains a goal.
Germany Creates Arbitration Court for Nazi-Looted Art
Germany establishes a binding arbitration court to resolve disputes over potentially Nazi-looted art, addressing the slow progress of a previous advisory commission and aiming to expedite restitution efforts, although a full restitution law remains a goal.
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44% Bias Score
LVMH Overtakes Novo Nordisk as Europe's Most Valuable Company
LVMH has overtaken Novo Nordisk as Europe's most valuable company, with a market cap of €341 billion versus Novo Nordisk's €261 billion, due to strong performance in the luxury sector and concerns about Novo Nordisk's pricing in the US.
LVMH Overtakes Novo Nordisk as Europe's Most Valuable Company
LVMH has overtaken Novo Nordisk as Europe's most valuable company, with a market cap of €341 billion versus Novo Nordisk's €261 billion, due to strong performance in the luxury sector and concerns about Novo Nordisk's pricing in the US.
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36% Bias Score
Moscow Exhibition Honors Holocaust Rescuers
The Moscow exhibition, "Rescuers. Paths of Salvation," commemorates the 80th anniversary of Victory in WWII by showcasing the stories of approximately 28,000 non-Jewish individuals recognized as "Righteous Among the Nations" for saving Jews during the Holocaust, contrasting these acts with the bruta...
Moscow Exhibition Honors Holocaust Rescuers
The Moscow exhibition, "Rescuers. Paths of Salvation," commemorates the 80th anniversary of Victory in WWII by showcasing the stories of approximately 28,000 non-Jewish individuals recognized as "Righteous Among the Nations" for saving Jews during the Holocaust, contrasting these acts with the bruta...
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40% Bias Score
Berlin Theatertreffen 2025: Ten Noteworthy Productions Reflect Societal Concerns
A jury selected ten plays for the 2025 Berlin Theatertreffen, including VR performance art, a controversial opera performance featuring lesbian love scenes and Christian ritual mockery, and the posthumous work of René Pollesch, reflecting a pessimistic view of modern society.
Berlin Theatertreffen 2025: Ten Noteworthy Productions Reflect Societal Concerns
A jury selected ten plays for the 2025 Berlin Theatertreffen, including VR performance art, a controversial opera performance featuring lesbian love scenes and Christian ritual mockery, and the posthumous work of René Pollesch, reflecting a pessimistic view of modern society.
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52% Bias Score
We Live in Time": Non-linear Romcom Explores Love and Resilience
We Live in Time", a British romantic comedy released January 23, follows the relationship of chef Almut and marketer Tobias, using a non-linear narrative to depict their enduring love amidst Almut's recurring cancer battles, showcasing their humor and resilience through unconventional events.
We Live in Time": Non-linear Romcom Explores Love and Resilience
We Live in Time", a British romantic comedy released January 23, follows the relationship of chef Almut and marketer Tobias, using a non-linear narrative to depict their enduring love amidst Almut's recurring cancer battles, showcasing their humor and resilience through unconventional events.
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16% Bias Score
Auschwitz: A Warning Against Rising Hate
Jordan Dunbar's "What Happened at Auschwitz" details the Nazi regime's systematic persecution and murder of six million Jews, using survivor testimonies and historical footage to illustrate the progression from scapegoating to mass extermination in death camps, emphasizing the urgency of remembering...
Auschwitz: A Warning Against Rising Hate
Jordan Dunbar's "What Happened at Auschwitz" details the Nazi regime's systematic persecution and murder of six million Jews, using survivor testimonies and historical footage to illustrate the progression from scapegoating to mass extermination in death camps, emphasizing the urgency of remembering...
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20% Bias Score
AI Architecture: A Shift in Design Preferences
Mediaite journalist Aidan McLaughlin prefers AI-designed buildings for their aesthetic appeal, showcasing a potential shift in design preferences and raising questions about AI's role in architecture and other creative fields.
AI Architecture: A Shift in Design Preferences
Mediaite journalist Aidan McLaughlin prefers AI-designed buildings for their aesthetic appeal, showcasing a potential shift in design preferences and raising questions about AI's role in architecture and other creative fields.
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44% Bias Score
Stradivarius Quartet's First Public Appearance in 27 Years Raises Funds for Valencia
The Stradivarius quartet from Patrimonio Nacional, usually housed at the Palacio Real in Madrid, performed at the Teatro Real for the first time since 1996 in a charity concert raising funds for flood-affected areas in Valencia, showcasing Bach's Art of Fugue.
Stradivarius Quartet's First Public Appearance in 27 Years Raises Funds for Valencia
The Stradivarius quartet from Patrimonio Nacional, usually housed at the Palacio Real in Madrid, performed at the Teatro Real for the first time since 1996 in a charity concert raising funds for flood-affected areas in Valencia, showcasing Bach's Art of Fugue.
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52% Bias Score
Berlinale 2024: Diverse Lineup Showcases Global Cinema
The 75th Berlin International Film Festival, opening February 13th, will feature 19 films in competition, including Richard Linklater's "Blue Moon," Michel Franco's "Dreams," and Radu Jude's "Kontinental '25," with Tilda Swinton receiving an honorary Golden Bear.
Berlinale 2024: Diverse Lineup Showcases Global Cinema
The 75th Berlin International Film Festival, opening February 13th, will feature 19 films in competition, including Richard Linklater's "Blue Moon," Michel Franco's "Dreams," and Radu Jude's "Kontinental '25," with Tilda Swinton receiving an honorary Golden Bear.
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40% Bias Score
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