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Paris Noir": Pompidou's Exhibition Showcases Overlooked Black Artists
The Pompidou Centre's closing exhibition, "Paris Noir," features 350 works by 150 Black artists, many previously unknown in France, highlighting their contributions to Parisian art and addressing historical omissions in recognition.
Paris Noir": Pompidou's Exhibition Showcases Overlooked Black Artists
The Pompidou Centre's closing exhibition, "Paris Noir," features 350 works by 150 Black artists, many previously unknown in France, highlighting their contributions to Parisian art and addressing historical omissions in recognition.
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16% Bias Score
The Antidote": Russell's Exploration of Trauma and the American Dream
Karen Russell's "The Antidote" uses the 1935 Nebraska dust storms and floods as a backdrop for a story about a Prairie Witch who absorbs the pain of others, revealing the lasting impact of trauma on a community and the complex history of land ownership in America.
The Antidote": Russell's Exploration of Trauma and the American Dream
Karen Russell's "The Antidote" uses the 1935 Nebraska dust storms and floods as a backdrop for a story about a Prairie Witch who absorbs the pain of others, revealing the lasting impact of trauma on a community and the complex history of land ownership in America.
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24% Bias Score
AI-Written Story Sparks Debate on the Future of Human Writers
The Guardian published an AI-written short story, prompting debate among writers about AI's role in creative fields and raising concerns about the displacement of human writers, particularly those starting their careers, as well as the reliability of AI detection tools.
AI-Written Story Sparks Debate on the Future of Human Writers
The Guardian published an AI-written short story, prompting debate among writers about AI's role in creative fields and raising concerns about the displacement of human writers, particularly those starting their careers, as well as the reliability of AI detection tools.
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32% Bias Score
AI Transforms Asian Film Industry: Summit Highlights Growth and Challenges
The Asia Content Business Summit in Hong Kong on March 18th revealed AI's increasing role in the Asian film industry, facilitating easier subtitle creation, boosting streaming, and driving international collaborations, with Japan projecting \$6.7 billion in overseas content sales by 2033.
AI Transforms Asian Film Industry: Summit Highlights Growth and Challenges
The Asia Content Business Summit in Hong Kong on March 18th revealed AI's increasing role in the Asian film industry, facilitating easier subtitle creation, boosting streaming, and driving international collaborations, with Japan projecting \$6.7 billion in overseas content sales by 2033.
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36% Bias Score
The Aesthetics of MAGA: Sprawl, Beauty, and Political Affiliation
Talia Lavin's Substack essay "Who Goes Maga?" analyzes the aesthetic appeal of Trumpism, contrasting it with the values of those who reject it, arguing that the homogenous, sprawling landscape of the US contributes to the appeal of simplistic ideologies.
The Aesthetics of MAGA: Sprawl, Beauty, and Political Affiliation
Talia Lavin's Substack essay "Who Goes Maga?" analyzes the aesthetic appeal of Trumpism, contrasting it with the values of those who reject it, arguing that the homogenous, sprawling landscape of the US contributes to the appeal of simplistic ideologies.
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56% Bias Score
Louisiana School Revives Local French Dialects
A new public French immersion school in Pointe-au-Chien, Louisiana, teaches local dialects like Cajun and Indian French, aiming to preserve the state's diverse linguistic heritage after decades of suppression. The school currently has 30 students.
Louisiana School Revives Local French Dialects
A new public French immersion school in Pointe-au-Chien, Louisiana, teaches local dialects like Cajun and Indian French, aiming to preserve the state's diverse linguistic heritage after decades of suppression. The school currently has 30 students.
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12% Bias Score
Nickel Boys": A Visually Striking Depiction of Systemic Racism
Nickel Boys" is a 2021 film based on Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, depicting the experiences of two Black teenagers unjustly incarcerated at Nickel Academy in 1960s segregated Florida, highlighting systemic racism and using a unique point-of-view filming style.
Nickel Boys": A Visually Striking Depiction of Systemic Racism
Nickel Boys" is a 2021 film based on Colson Whitehead's Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, depicting the experiences of two Black teenagers unjustly incarcerated at Nickel Academy in 1960s segregated Florida, highlighting systemic racism and using a unique point-of-view filming style.
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40% Bias Score
Rediscovered Klimt Portrait Surfaces at TEFAF Maastricht
A previously lost Gustav Klimt portrait of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, painted in 1897 within the context of the Vienna Völkerschau exhibition, has resurfaced after decades, is on display at TEFAF Maastricht, and is priced at €15 million.
Rediscovered Klimt Portrait Surfaces at TEFAF Maastricht
A previously lost Gustav Klimt portrait of Prince William Nii Nortey Dowuona, painted in 1897 within the context of the Vienna Völkerschau exhibition, has resurfaced after decades, is on display at TEFAF Maastricht, and is priced at €15 million.
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24% Bias Score
Mexico City Bans Violent Bullfights, Sparking Protest
Mexico City banned violent bullfights, sparking protests from matadors and breeders who argue it threatens the bull breed and their livelihoods, while supporters celebrate it as an animal rights victory.
Mexico City Bans Violent Bullfights, Sparking Protest
Mexico City banned violent bullfights, sparking protests from matadors and breeders who argue it threatens the bull breed and their livelihoods, while supporters celebrate it as an animal rights victory.
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52% Bias Score
National Archaeological Museum in Athens to Reorganize Exhibition with 1,000 Previously Unseen Artifacts
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens will unveil a reorganized exhibition featuring 1,000 previously unseen artifacts, new thematic units on Minoan, Middle Helladic, and Macedonian cultures, and three interpretive levels to engage diverse audiences, following a unanimous approval by the Muse...
National Archaeological Museum in Athens to Reorganize Exhibition with 1,000 Previously Unseen Artifacts
The National Archaeological Museum in Athens will unveil a reorganized exhibition featuring 1,000 previously unseen artifacts, new thematic units on Minoan, Middle Helladic, and Macedonian cultures, and three interpretive levels to engage diverse audiences, following a unanimous approval by the Muse...
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20% Bias Score
Gurnah's "Theft": Tourism, Inequality, and Resilience in 1990s Tanzania
Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel, "Theft," set in 1990s Tanzania, follows three individuals—Karim, Fauzia, and Badar—navigating the social and economic upheavals caused by a tourism boom, highlighting the everyday struggles and resilience of ordinary people amid corruption and inequality.
Gurnah's "Theft": Tourism, Inequality, and Resilience in 1990s Tanzania
Abdulrazak Gurnah's new novel, "Theft," set in 1990s Tanzania, follows three individuals—Karim, Fauzia, and Badar—navigating the social and economic upheavals caused by a tourism boom, highlighting the everyday struggles and resilience of ordinary people amid corruption and inequality.
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28% Bias Score
Death of Argentine Actor Antonio Gasalla at 84
Argentine actor Antonio Gasalla, known for his satirical and humorous stage and television characters, died on Tuesday at age 84 in Buenos Aires after a recent bout of pneumonia; he had suffered from senile dementia for five years.
Death of Argentine Actor Antonio Gasalla at 84
Argentine actor Antonio Gasalla, known for his satirical and humorous stage and television characters, died on Tuesday at age 84 in Buenos Aires after a recent bout of pneumonia; he had suffered from senile dementia for five years.
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36% Bias Score
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