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Dimension 20's "Cloudward Ho!" Explores Generational Conflict in Steampunk Adventure
Cloudward Ho!," a new Dimension 20 season premiering June 4th, 2025 on Dropout, follows two generations of adventurers—jaded veterans and enthusiastic newcomers—on a steampunk-inspired quest for a lost continent, highlighting generational conflict and the changing nature of adventure.
Dimension 20's "Cloudward Ho!" Explores Generational Conflict in Steampunk Adventure
Cloudward Ho!," a new Dimension 20 season premiering June 4th, 2025 on Dropout, follows two generations of adventurers—jaded veterans and enthusiastic newcomers—on a steampunk-inspired quest for a lost continent, highlighting generational conflict and the changing nature of adventure.
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40% Bias Score


King of Dirt: A Novel of Self-Acceptance and Reconciliation
Holden Sheppard's "King of Dirt" follows Giacomo "Jack" Brolo, a young gay man working in remote Australia, who returns home after years of self-imposed exile to face his past trauma and family tensions. The novel delves into themes of internalized homophobia, masculinity, and the challenges of self...
King of Dirt: A Novel of Self-Acceptance and Reconciliation
Holden Sheppard's "King of Dirt" follows Giacomo "Jack" Brolo, a young gay man working in remote Australia, who returns home after years of self-imposed exile to face his past trauma and family tensions. The novel delves into themes of internalized homophobia, masculinity, and the challenges of self...
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44% Bias Score


Liverpool Pride 2024 Cancelled Due to Financial Challenges
Liverpool's annual Pride event and March with Pride, scheduled for July 26th, have been cancelled due to significant financial and organisational challenges faced by the LCR Pride Foundation, which organised the event that drew 60,000 attendees last year.
Liverpool Pride 2024 Cancelled Due to Financial Challenges
Liverpool's annual Pride event and March with Pride, scheduled for July 26th, have been cancelled due to significant financial and organisational challenges faced by the LCR Pride Foundation, which organised the event that drew 60,000 attendees last year.
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Sussex Sparkling Wine: A Rising Star in English Wine Tourism
Sussex, England, received a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) for its sparkling wines in 2022, leading to a surge in wine tourism. Several vineyards like Oxney, Rathfinny, Stopham, Artelium, and Wiston offer tours, tastings, and even accommodations, showcasing high-quality sparkling and still wi...
Sussex Sparkling Wine: A Rising Star in English Wine Tourism
Sussex, England, received a Protected Designation of Origin (PDO) for its sparkling wines in 2022, leading to a surge in wine tourism. Several vineyards like Oxney, Rathfinny, Stopham, Artelium, and Wiston offer tours, tastings, and even accommodations, showcasing high-quality sparkling and still wi...
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Plato, Homeric Heroes, and the Paradox of Strength
Matteo Nucci's "Tears of Heroes" analyzes Plato's disapproval of Homeric heroes' unrestrained weeping, contrasting it with a view where vulnerability represents strength, challenging traditional notions of leadership.
Plato, Homeric Heroes, and the Paradox of Strength
Matteo Nucci's "Tears of Heroes" analyzes Plato's disapproval of Homeric heroes' unrestrained weeping, contrasting it with a view where vulnerability represents strength, challenging traditional notions of leadership.
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32% Bias Score


Repubblica delle Idee Festival: Literature and the Future
The Repubblica delle Idee festival in Bologna (June 13-15) will host renowned authors like Stephen Markley, Percival Everett, and Valeria Luiselli, discussing dystopian fiction, historical erasure, women's freedom, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, aiming to shape future narratives through liter...
Repubblica delle Idee Festival: Literature and the Future
The Repubblica delle Idee festival in Bologna (June 13-15) will host renowned authors like Stephen Markley, Percival Everett, and Valeria Luiselli, discussing dystopian fiction, historical erasure, women's freedom, and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, aiming to shape future narratives through liter...
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52% Bias Score

Rare 200-Year-Old Condom with Unique Print on Display
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum displays a well-preserved 200-year-old condom from 1830, made of sheep gut and featuring a print of a nun and three men, satirizing the Judgement of Paris; it's considered a rare artifact shedding light on 19th-century sexuality.

Rare 200-Year-Old Condom with Unique Print on Display
Amsterdam's Rijksmuseum displays a well-preserved 200-year-old condom from 1830, made of sheep gut and featuring a print of a nun and three men, satirizing the Judgement of Paris; it's considered a rare artifact shedding light on 19th-century sexuality.
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Lower Saxony to Continue Support for Loss-Making Fürstenberg Porcelain Manufactory
Despite recent losses totaling €10.25 million (2022-2024), the Lower Saxony state government will continue supporting the financially challenged Fürstenberg porcelain manufactory, founded in 1747, due to its cultural significance and regional employment, with losses offset by the parent company.

Lower Saxony to Continue Support for Loss-Making Fürstenberg Porcelain Manufactory
Despite recent losses totaling €10.25 million (2022-2024), the Lower Saxony state government will continue supporting the financially challenged Fürstenberg porcelain manufactory, founded in 1747, due to its cultural significance and regional employment, with losses offset by the parent company.
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48% Bias Score

Pulp's "More": A Comeback After 24 Years
Pulp released "More," their first album in 24 years, prompting an interview with Jarvis Cocker and Candida Doyle, who discussed their excitement, the album's creation, and personal anecdotes highlighting their long-standing bond.

Pulp's "More": A Comeback After 24 Years
Pulp released "More," their first album in 24 years, prompting an interview with Jarvis Cocker and Candida Doyle, who discussed their excitement, the album's creation, and personal anecdotes highlighting their long-standing bond.
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4% Bias Score

New Films and Documentaries Explore Deception, Societal Issues, and Artistic Risk
New films and documentaries explore diverse themes: Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Masterstroke" prioritizes style over plot; "Love Scam" details the emotional consequences of a German con artist's actions; "Hardness Instead of Hygge" examines Denmark's tough refugee policies; "The Ugly Stepsister" ...

New Films and Documentaries Explore Deception, Societal Issues, and Artistic Risk
New films and documentaries explore diverse themes: Wes Anderson's "The Phoenician Masterstroke" prioritizes style over plot; "Love Scam" details the emotional consequences of a German con artist's actions; "Hardness Instead of Hygge" examines Denmark's tough refugee policies; "The Ugly Stepsister" ...
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Pope Leo XIV's New Orleans Roots Spark Joy and Inclusion in Black Catholic Community
Pope Leo XIV, raised in Chicago, has recently been discovered to have Creole ancestors from New Orleans' 7th Ward, prompting joyous celebrations and a feeling of kinship among Black Catholics in the city, who see this as a symbol of inclusion and representation within the Church.

Pope Leo XIV's New Orleans Roots Spark Joy and Inclusion in Black Catholic Community
Pope Leo XIV, raised in Chicago, has recently been discovered to have Creole ancestors from New Orleans' 7th Ward, prompting joyous celebrations and a feeling of kinship among Black Catholics in the city, who see this as a symbol of inclusion and representation within the Church.
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44% Bias Score

Hapa Project" Relaunch Showcases Evolving Multiracial Identities
Kip Fulbeck's "Hapa Project," a photographic series exploring multiracial identity, relaunched its 25th anniversary, revisiting 150 participants to showcase evolving self-perceptions, sparking discussions on the meaning and use of the Hawaiian term "hapa" in a growing multiracial US population.

Hapa Project" Relaunch Showcases Evolving Multiracial Identities
Kip Fulbeck's "Hapa Project," a photographic series exploring multiracial identity, relaunched its 25th anniversary, revisiting 150 participants to showcase evolving self-perceptions, sparking discussions on the meaning and use of the Hawaiian term "hapa" in a growing multiracial US population.
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24% Bias Score
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