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Geneviève Page: A Versatile Actress's 50-Year Career
Geneviève Page, a French actress born in 1927, enjoyed a 50-year career marked by diverse roles in theatre and film, from canonical female leads to unconventional characters, reflecting her artistic preferences and challenging stereotypical portrayals of women.
Geneviève Page: A Versatile Actress's 50-Year Career
Geneviève Page, a French actress born in 1927, enjoyed a 50-year career marked by diverse roles in theatre and film, from canonical female leads to unconventional characters, reflecting her artistic preferences and challenging stereotypical portrayals of women.
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German Jurist Publishes Book on Extensive Bookend Collection
Ulrich Stascheit, a German jurist and publisher, has published a book showcasing his collection of approximately 200 pairs of bookends, spanning various styles and materials from the late 19th century to the present day, filling a gap in German-language literature on the subject.
German Jurist Publishes Book on Extensive Bookend Collection
Ulrich Stascheit, a German jurist and publisher, has published a book showcasing his collection of approximately 200 pairs of bookends, spanning various styles and materials from the late 19th century to the present day, filling a gap in German-language literature on the subject.
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Greece Launches "Red List" to Combat Cultural Artifact Trafficking
Greece unveiled a "Red List" of 52 endangered cultural artifacts—from prehistoric to modern—to aid law enforcement and customs officials in combating illegal trafficking, marking the first such list in the EU and a significant step in protecting Greek cultural heritage.
Greece Launches "Red List" to Combat Cultural Artifact Trafficking
Greece unveiled a "Red List" of 52 endangered cultural artifacts—from prehistoric to modern—to aid law enforcement and customs officials in combating illegal trafficking, marking the first such list in the EU and a significant step in protecting Greek cultural heritage.
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Ahmed Mater's "Antenna" Opens in Shanghai
Ahmed Mater's solo exhibition, "Antenna," opened March 7th at UCCA Edge in Shanghai, showcasing over 100 artworks reflecting Saudi Arabia's history and societal transformation as part of the Saudi Chinese Cultural Year 2025, celebrating 35 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
Ahmed Mater's "Antenna" Opens in Shanghai
Ahmed Mater's solo exhibition, "Antenna," opened March 7th at UCCA Edge in Shanghai, showcasing over 100 artworks reflecting Saudi Arabia's history and societal transformation as part of the Saudi Chinese Cultural Year 2025, celebrating 35 years of diplomatic ties between the two countries.
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PGL: Boosting Children's Well-being and Addressing Inequalities Through Outdoor Education
PGL, the UK's leading outdoor education provider, enhances children's well-being and academic performance through nature-based programs, while its Breakthrough Fund ensures equitable access; environmental initiatives, including rewilding 15% of UK sites and renewable energy use, demonstrate sustaina...
PGL: Boosting Children's Well-being and Addressing Inequalities Through Outdoor Education
PGL, the UK's leading outdoor education provider, enhances children's well-being and academic performance through nature-based programs, while its Breakthrough Fund ensures equitable access; environmental initiatives, including rewilding 15% of UK sites and renewable energy use, demonstrate sustaina...
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Former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson, Bipartisan Champion, Dies at 93
Alan Simpson, a 93-year-old former Republican senator from Wyoming known for his bipartisan approach, died Friday after recovering from a broken hip; his legacy underscores the growing political divide in Congress and the need for more moderate voices.
Former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson, Bipartisan Champion, Dies at 93
Alan Simpson, a 93-year-old former Republican senator from Wyoming known for his bipartisan approach, died Friday after recovering from a broken hip; his legacy underscores the growing political divide in Congress and the need for more moderate voices.
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Boekenweek Celebrates Dutch Dialect Diversity
The 74th Boekenweek, themed "Je Moerstaal" (Your Mother Tongue), opened in Amsterdam with a speech in Limburgish, celebrating the diversity of Dutch languages and dialects and aiming to counter concerns about their decline.
Boekenweek Celebrates Dutch Dialect Diversity
The 74th Boekenweek, themed "Je Moerstaal" (Your Mother Tongue), opened in Amsterdam with a speech in Limburgish, celebrating the diversity of Dutch languages and dialects and aiming to counter concerns about their decline.
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Goethe University Concert Showcases Contemporary Music
Jan Schumacher, Goethe University's music director, directed "Contemporary Colours," a concert of contemporary music by Michael Quell, Carsten Braun, and Heinz Werner Zimmermann, at the university's campus Westend in Frankfurt on an unspecified date last month.
Goethe University Concert Showcases Contemporary Music
Jan Schumacher, Goethe University's music director, directed "Contemporary Colours," a concert of contemporary music by Michael Quell, Carsten Braun, and Heinz Werner Zimmermann, at the university's campus Westend in Frankfurt on an unspecified date last month.
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Women in Music: 1950-1974
This article details pivotal moments in music history from 1950-1974, highlighting the groundbreaking contributions of women like Clara Ward, Kitty Wells, and Wendy Carlos, whose work continues to influence music today.
Women in Music: 1950-1974
This article details pivotal moments in music history from 1950-1974, highlighting the groundbreaking contributions of women like Clara Ward, Kitty Wells, and Wendy Carlos, whose work continues to influence music today.
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Antebellum Black Artisans' Success Challenges Historical Narratives
A Short History of Black Craft in Ten Objects" details the remarkable achievements of Black artisans like Richard Poynor, a formerly enslaved chairmaker whose innovative designs gained popularity in the antebellum South, highlighting their contributions against immense odds.
Antebellum Black Artisans' Success Challenges Historical Narratives
A Short History of Black Craft in Ten Objects" details the remarkable achievements of Black artisans like Richard Poynor, a formerly enslaved chairmaker whose innovative designs gained popularity in the antebellum South, highlighting their contributions against immense odds.
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The Electric State": AI Sentience and Humanity's Tech Dependence
The Electric State," a Netflix film released March 14th, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, explores the ethical dilemmas of AI sentience and humanity's over-reliance on technology in a retro-futuristic 1990s setting, using the story of a teenager's quest to find her brother accompanied by a sentien...
The Electric State": AI Sentience and Humanity's Tech Dependence
The Electric State," a Netflix film released March 14th, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, explores the ethical dilemmas of AI sentience and humanity's over-reliance on technology in a retro-futuristic 1990s setting, using the story of a teenager's quest to find her brother accompanied by a sentien...
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28% Bias Score
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Sparks Outrage
President Trump has assumed the presidency of the Kennedy Center, intending to shift its programming towards his "Make America Great Again" agenda, leading to cancellations of diverse performances and a potential performance by the J6 Prison Choir, prompting backlash from artists and community group...
Trump's Kennedy Center Takeover Sparks Outrage
President Trump has assumed the presidency of the Kennedy Center, intending to shift its programming towards his "Make America Great Again" agenda, leading to cancellations of diverse performances and a potential performance by the J6 Prison Choir, prompting backlash from artists and community group...
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68% Bias Score
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