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Robert Redford, Oscar-Winning Actor and Filmmaker, Dies at 82
Robert Redford, an Oscar-winning actor, director, and environmental activist, died on September 16, 2024, at his Sundance, Utah home, his publicist announced.
Robert Redford, Oscar-Winning Actor and Filmmaker, Dies at 82
Robert Redford, an Oscar-winning actor, director, and environmental activist, died on September 16, 2024, at his Sundance, Utah home, his publicist announced.
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Architect Francesco Soro's Milanese Home: A Dialogue with History and Design
Architect Francesco Soro's home, designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni in the 1960s, exemplifies understated elegance, seamlessly blending traditional Lombard architecture with modern design elements, reflecting Soro's own career spanning decades and multiple projects.
Architect Francesco Soro's Milanese Home: A Dialogue with History and Design
Architect Francesco Soro's home, designed by Luigi Caccia Dominioni in the 1960s, exemplifies understated elegance, seamlessly blending traditional Lombard architecture with modern design elements, reflecting Soro's own career spanning decades and multiple projects.
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Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, renowned architect, dies at 85
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, the architect behind the Eden Project and other notable structures, died at 85, as announced by his firm, Grimshaw Architects, on Monday.
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, renowned architect, dies at 85
Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, the architect behind the Eden Project and other notable structures, died at 85, as announced by his firm, Grimshaw Architects, on Monday.
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National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
National Kitchen Garden Awards 2025: Three Schools Win for Innovative Designs
The National Kitchen Garden Awards, celebrating innovative school gardens across Australia, announced three first-time winners: Stanmore Public School (Sydney) for its student-led aquaponics system, Fairview Park Preschool (South Australia) for its community-focused Grow Free cart, and Woodbridge Pr...
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McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
McEwan's "What We Can Know": A Novel of Nostalgia and Liberal Partiality
Ian McEwan's new novel, "What We Can Know," set in 2119, depicts a post-catastrophe Britain reduced to a fragmented archipelago, where a literature professor's obsessive search for a lost poem reveals a nostalgic and potentially unreliable perspective on the early 21st century.
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Alice Birch's "Romans": A Play Exploring Masculinity Through Literary History
Alice Birch, acclaimed playwright and screenwriter, premiered her new play "Romans" at the Almeida Theatre, exploring masculinity's evolution through different literary periods and challenging traditional male narratives.
Alice Birch's "Romans": A Play Exploring Masculinity Through Literary History
Alice Birch, acclaimed playwright and screenwriter, premiered her new play "Romans" at the Almeida Theatre, exploring masculinity's evolution through different literary periods and challenging traditional male narratives.
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Exploring Thailand's Architectural Gems: Six Must-Visit Temples
This article details six essential temples in Thailand, highlighting their unique features, historical significance, and cultural impact, along with practical tips for visitors.
Exploring Thailand's Architectural Gems: Six Must-Visit Temples
This article details six essential temples in Thailand, highlighting their unique features, historical significance, and cultural impact, along with practical tips for visitors.
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Sydney Home Demolitions Spark Documentation Efforts
The demolition of numerous character homes in Sydney to make way for new housing is prompting efforts to document these buildings before they are lost, highlighting concerns over the loss of architectural heritage and the lack of quality housing development.
Sydney Home Demolitions Spark Documentation Efforts
The demolition of numerous character homes in Sydney to make way for new housing is prompting efforts to document these buildings before they are lost, highlighting concerns over the loss of architectural heritage and the lack of quality housing development.
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Callas's artistry: A synthesis of singing and acting
Maria Callas's extensive discography, though not all of the highest technical quality, offers a unique insight into her interpretive artistry, where singing becomes acting, echoing the origins of melodrama.
Callas's artistry: A synthesis of singing and acting
Maria Callas's extensive discography, though not all of the highest technical quality, offers a unique insight into her interpretive artistry, where singing becomes acting, echoing the origins of melodrama.
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British Country Houses Lend Art to Mauritshuis Exhibition
Three prominent British country houses—Holkham Hall, Burghley House, and Woburn Abbey—are lending artworks to the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague for an exhibition titled "The Grand Tour – Destination Italy", opening September 18th, showcasing pieces acquired during the Grand Tour era.
British Country Houses Lend Art to Mauritshuis Exhibition
Three prominent British country houses—Holkham Hall, Burghley House, and Woburn Abbey—are lending artworks to the Mauritshuis museum in The Hague for an exhibition titled "The Grand Tour – Destination Italy", opening September 18th, showcasing pieces acquired during the Grand Tour era.
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Chadwick Boseman's Deep Azure to Premiere in UK
Chadwick Boseman's play, Deep Azure, responding to the 2000 police killing of his college friend Prince Jones, will receive its UK premiere at Shakespeare's Globe in London from February 7th to April 11th, 2024.
Chadwick Boseman's Deep Azure to Premiere in UK
Chadwick Boseman's play, Deep Azure, responding to the 2000 police killing of his college friend Prince Jones, will receive its UK premiere at Shakespeare's Globe in London from February 7th to April 11th, 2024.
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Radio France defends against right-wing media attacks
Following a video showing journalists Patrick Cohen and Thomas Legrand dining with Socialist Party officials, Radio France's president, Sibyle Veil, accused right-wing media of orchestrating a destabilization campaign.
Radio France defends against right-wing media attacks
Following a video showing journalists Patrick Cohen and Thomas Legrand dining with Socialist Party officials, Radio France's president, Sibyle Veil, accused right-wing media of orchestrating a destabilization campaign.
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