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Thessaloniki Exhibit: Holocaust Survivor's Family Trauma Through Photography
Rene Revak's "Tehom" photography exhibition in Thessaloniki powerfully documents her family's deportation to Auschwitz during March-August 1943, highlighting the loss of her ancestors and the survival of her grandfather, using personal heirlooms and natural imagery to process trauma and promote heal...
Thessaloniki Exhibit: Holocaust Survivor's Family Trauma Through Photography
Rene Revak's "Tehom" photography exhibition in Thessaloniki powerfully documents her family's deportation to Auschwitz during March-August 1943, highlighting the loss of her ancestors and the survival of her grandfather, using personal heirlooms and natural imagery to process trauma and promote heal...
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32% Bias Score


Death of Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa
Mario Vargas Llosa, the 2010 Nobel laureate in Literature and a prominent liberal thinker, died in Lima, Peru, at age 89; his death is mourned globally for his contributions to literature and his outspoken political stances.
Death of Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa
Mario Vargas Llosa, the 2010 Nobel laureate in Literature and a prominent liberal thinker, died in Lima, Peru, at age 89; his death is mourned globally for his contributions to literature and his outspoken political stances.
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44% Bias Score


The Last of Us" Season Two: Ellie's Rebellion
The Last of Us" season two follows Joel and Ellie five years after the events of season one, focusing on Ellie's coming-of-age, her rebellious teenage behavior, and the complex father-daughter dynamic within their established Wyoming community, foreshadowing new conflicts.
The Last of Us" Season Two: Ellie's Rebellion
The Last of Us" season two follows Joel and Ellie five years after the events of season one, focusing on Ellie's coming-of-age, her rebellious teenage behavior, and the complex father-daughter dynamic within their established Wyoming community, foreshadowing new conflicts.
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16% Bias Score


Death of Mario Vargas Llosa: End of an Era for Latin American Literature
Mario Vargas Llosa, a Nobel Prize-winning Peruvian author, died on April 13th, leaving behind a legacy of literary works that significantly impacted Latin American literature and global culture, marking the end of an era for the Latin American Boom.
Death of Mario Vargas Llosa: End of an Era for Latin American Literature
Mario Vargas Llosa, a Nobel Prize-winning Peruvian author, died on April 13th, leaving behind a legacy of literary works that significantly impacted Latin American literature and global culture, marking the end of an era for the Latin American Boom.
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48% Bias Score


Adolescence": One-Shot Miniseries Explores Parental Failure
Adolescence," a four-part Netflix miniseries, uses a one-shot filming technique to tell a story about a father and his son, exploring themes of parental failure and the impact of the internet; its innovative style resonates globally.
Adolescence": One-Shot Miniseries Explores Parental Failure
Adolescence," a four-part Netflix miniseries, uses a one-shot filming technique to tell a story about a father and his son, exploring themes of parental failure and the impact of the internet; its innovative style resonates globally.
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48% Bias Score


Schleswig Exhibition: 1066's Viking Twilight and its Modern Echoes
The "Viking Twilight" exhibition at Schleswig's Gottorf Castle (April 16 - November 2) explores the 1066 societal upheaval caused by Haithabu's destruction, using archaeological finds like the Morsum silver treasure and a Bayeux Tapestry replica to illustrate the transition from the Viking Age to th...
Schleswig Exhibition: 1066's Viking Twilight and its Modern Echoes
The "Viking Twilight" exhibition at Schleswig's Gottorf Castle (April 16 - November 2) explores the 1066 societal upheaval caused by Haithabu's destruction, using archaeological finds like the Morsum silver treasure and a Bayeux Tapestry replica to illustrate the transition from the Viking Age to th...
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36% Bias Score

Ukrainian Soldier Uses Jazz Concert to Fundraise for Anti-Drone Weapons
During the freejazzsaar festival in Saarbrücken, Germany, on March 7th, 2022, Ukrainian army Captain Mark Tokar, a bassist, performed in full uniform, using the opportunity to collect donations for anti-drone weapons to support Ukraine's war effort.

Ukrainian Soldier Uses Jazz Concert to Fundraise for Anti-Drone Weapons
During the freejazzsaar festival in Saarbrücken, Germany, on March 7th, 2022, Ukrainian army Captain Mark Tokar, a bassist, performed in full uniform, using the opportunity to collect donations for anti-drone weapons to support Ukraine's war effort.
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40% Bias Score

U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.

U.S. Visa Policy Creates Barriers for Transgender Musicians
Following a new U.S. policy requiring gender on visas to match birth certificates, the American Federation of Musicians warns Canadian transgender performers of potential U.S. visa difficulties; Montreal musician Bells Larsen cancelled his U.S. tour dates due to this.
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44% Bias Score

David Hockney 25": A Retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris hosts "David Hockney 25," a comprehensive retrospective of the artist's work spanning seven decades and including over 400 pieces, running until August 31st, celebrating the foundation's 10th anniversary.

David Hockney 25": A Retrospective at Fondation Louis Vuitton
The Fondation Louis Vuitton in Paris hosts "David Hockney 25," a comprehensive retrospective of the artist's work spanning seven decades and including over 400 pieces, running until August 31st, celebrating the foundation's 10th anniversary.
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28% Bias Score

Utrecht Fish Lock's Viral Success: Millions Engage with Underwater Livestream
The Netherlands' Weerdsluis fish lock's underwater livestream, allowing online viewers to help fish pass through the lock via a virtual doorbell, has gained millions of views worldwide, including a feature on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight, showcasing its unique appeal and generating 16 million web...

Utrecht Fish Lock's Viral Success: Millions Engage with Underwater Livestream
The Netherlands' Weerdsluis fish lock's underwater livestream, allowing online viewers to help fish pass through the lock via a virtual doorbell, has gained millions of views worldwide, including a feature on John Oliver's Last Week Tonight, showcasing its unique appeal and generating 16 million web...
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44% Bias Score

Vargas Llosa: France, Politics, and a Shifting Literary Identity
Mario Vargas Llosa, in a February 2023 speech, attributed his understanding of Latin American sociopolitics and his identity as a writer to his time in France, revealing a shift from leftist ideals to supporting anti-left figures in Peru, while also warning against the impact of screens and social m...

Vargas Llosa: France, Politics, and a Shifting Literary Identity
Mario Vargas Llosa, in a February 2023 speech, attributed his understanding of Latin American sociopolitics and his identity as a writer to his time in France, revealing a shift from leftist ideals to supporting anti-left figures in Peru, while also warning against the impact of screens and social m...
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44% Bias Score

UK Theater Productions Plummet by 31% Amidst Funding Cuts
Research reveals a 31% reduction in plays and musicals staged by major UK subsidized theaters between 2014 and 2024, primarily due to funding cuts and rising costs, significantly impacting opportunities for emerging artists and potentially jeopardizing the future of British theater.

UK Theater Productions Plummet by 31% Amidst Funding Cuts
Research reveals a 31% reduction in plays and musicals staged by major UK subsidized theaters between 2014 and 2024, primarily due to funding cuts and rising costs, significantly impacting opportunities for emerging artists and potentially jeopardizing the future of British theater.
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48% Bias Score
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