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Met's Reimagined American Wing Highlights Ancient Migration and Cultural Exchange
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Michael C. Rockefeller Wing reopened on May 31, 2025, showcasing ancient American art with a focus on migration and cultural exchange across the Americas, revealed through a reimagined layout and digital tools, highlighting the interconnectedness of cultures and the ...
Met's Reimagined American Wing Highlights Ancient Migration and Cultural Exchange
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's Michael C. Rockefeller Wing reopened on May 31, 2025, showcasing ancient American art with a focus on migration and cultural exchange across the Americas, revealed through a reimagined layout and digital tools, highlighting the interconnectedness of cultures and the ...
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Elton John's New Album Showcases Continued Musical Relevance
Sir Elton John, a renowned musician known for hits like "Rocket Man" and "Candle in the Wind," released a new studio album in 2025, collaborating with Brandi Carlile, showcasing his ongoing musical contributions.
Elton John's New Album Showcases Continued Musical Relevance
Sir Elton John, a renowned musician known for hits like "Rocket Man" and "Candle in the Wind," released a new studio album in 2025, collaborating with Brandi Carlile, showcasing his ongoing musical contributions.
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Posthumous Collection Reveals Diverse Sides of James Salter
No guardar nada," a posthumous collection of James Salter's non-fiction work, published this March by Salamandra, reveals diverse interests beyond aviation, including personal experiences, reflections on love, and observations on society, providing new insights into the author's life and literary th...
Posthumous Collection Reveals Diverse Sides of James Salter
No guardar nada," a posthumous collection of James Salter's non-fiction work, published this March by Salamandra, reveals diverse interests beyond aviation, including personal experiences, reflections on love, and observations on society, providing new insights into the author's life and literary th...
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Mexico City Restaurant Earns Top Sustainability Award
Elena Reygadas, named the world's best chef in 2023, earned three stars from the UK's Sustainable Restaurants Association for her Mexico City restaurant, Rosetta, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices within a large city.
Mexico City Restaurant Earns Top Sustainability Award
Elena Reygadas, named the world's best chef in 2023, earned three stars from the UK's Sustainable Restaurants Association for her Mexico City restaurant, Rosetta, showcasing a commitment to sustainable practices within a large city.
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Néstor Retrospective: A Late Reckoning for an Excessive Artist
A retrospective of Néstor's work, opening in 2025, showcases his vibrant, excessive style influenced by British visionaries and his Canarian background, challenging post-war Spanish conservatism and highlighting his queer identity and hedonistic themes.
Néstor Retrospective: A Late Reckoning for an Excessive Artist
A retrospective of Néstor's work, opening in 2025, showcases his vibrant, excessive style influenced by British visionaries and his Canarian background, challenging post-war Spanish conservatism and highlighting his queer identity and hedonistic themes.
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Death of Simpsons Composer Alf Clausen at 84
Alf Clausen, the Emmy-winning composer for the Simpsons for 27 years, died at 84; his dismissal from the show in 2017 amidst cost-cutting led to a shift in musical style and a legal battle over age discrimination.
Death of Simpsons Composer Alf Clausen at 84
Alf Clausen, the Emmy-winning composer for the Simpsons for 27 years, died at 84; his dismissal from the show in 2017 amidst cost-cutting led to a shift in musical style and a legal battle over age discrimination.
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Missile Strike in Kramatorsk Kills 11, Including Ukrainian Writer
A Russian missile strike on June 27th, 2023, in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, killed 11 and injured 61, including Colombian writer Héctor Abad Faciolince and Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, who later died. Abad Faciolince's new book recounts his experience.
Missile Strike in Kramatorsk Kills 11, Including Ukrainian Writer
A Russian missile strike on June 27th, 2023, in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, killed 11 and injured 61, including Colombian writer Héctor Abad Faciolince and Ukrainian writer Victoria Amelina, who later died. Abad Faciolince's new book recounts his experience.
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Málaga's "Omnímoda" Exhibition Showcases Photography's Evolution
Sema D'acosta's "Omnímoda" photography exhibition, running until October 5th at Málaga's new MuCAC museum, showcases 58 artists' works demonstrating photography's evolution beyond fine art, integrating diverse mediums like digital art, feminist expression, and installations.
Málaga's "Omnímoda" Exhibition Showcases Photography's Evolution
Sema D'acosta's "Omnímoda" photography exhibition, running until October 5th at Málaga's new MuCAC museum, showcases 58 artists' works demonstrating photography's evolution beyond fine art, integrating diverse mediums like digital art, feminist expression, and installations.
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Astor Piazzolla Quintet Launches Global Oblivion Tour, Redefining Tango
In May 2025, the Astor Piazzolla Quintet launched their Oblivion Tour in Bogotá, showcasing Piazzolla's innovative tango interpretations across 22 cities, defying traditional tango conventions and demonstrating its ongoing evolution.
Astor Piazzolla Quintet Launches Global Oblivion Tour, Redefining Tango
In May 2025, the Astor Piazzolla Quintet launched their Oblivion Tour in Bogotá, showcasing Piazzolla's innovative tango interpretations across 22 cities, defying traditional tango conventions and demonstrating its ongoing evolution.
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Extremadura Band's Return Home Yields Critical Acclaim
Three young musicians from Casas de Don Pedro, Extremadura, formed the band Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, moved to Madrid unsuccessfully, returned home, and recorded a critically acclaimed debut album blending traditional and contemporary sounds.
Extremadura Band's Return Home Yields Critical Acclaim
Three young musicians from Casas de Don Pedro, Extremadura, formed the band Sanguijuelas del Guadiana, moved to Madrid unsuccessfully, returned home, and recorded a critically acclaimed debut album blending traditional and contemporary sounds.
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M*A*S*H" Actress Loretta Swit Dies at 87
Loretta Swit, the two-time Emmy Award-winning actress who played Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on the iconic TV series "M*A*S*H," died Friday at 87 in her New York City home; her portrayal of Houlihan evolved from a stereotypical character to a complex and relatable figure over the 11-year run ...
M*A*S*H" Actress Loretta Swit Dies at 87
Loretta Swit, the two-time Emmy Award-winning actress who played Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan on the iconic TV series "M*A*S*H," died Friday at 87 in her New York City home; her portrayal of Houlihan evolved from a stereotypical character to a complex and relatable figure over the 11-year run ...
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Berg's Wozzeck: A Century of Evolving Interpretations
Alban Berg's opera, Wozzeck, premiered in 1925 in Berlin after Berg's WWI experiences, and its interpretations have evolved over time, reflecting societal shifts and offering commentary on social injustice and the human condition.
Berg's Wozzeck: A Century of Evolving Interpretations
Alban Berg's opera, Wozzeck, premiered in 1925 in Berlin after Berg's WWI experiences, and its interpretations have evolved over time, reflecting societal shifts and offering commentary on social injustice and the human condition.
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36% Bias Score
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