China Launches 11 Tech Centers to Boost Cultural Tourism
China launched eleven technology innovation centers in eight regions to support its cultural and tourism sectors, investing over 100 million yuan and employing nearly 1000 professionals, with early successes showing significant ticket sales and VR headset production.
China Launches 11 Tech Centers to Boost Cultural Tourism
China launched eleven technology innovation centers in eight regions to support its cultural and tourism sectors, investing over 100 million yuan and employing nearly 1000 professionals, with early successes showing significant ticket sales and VR headset production.
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36% Bias Score
Death of Renowned Somali Singer and Actress Luul Jaylaani Cali
Renowned Somali singer and actress Luul Jaylaani Cali passed away in Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 26, 2023, after a prolonged illness; she was a member of the Waabari national troupe known for her Benadiri songs and plays, and had a significant impact on Somali arts.
Death of Renowned Somali Singer and Actress Luul Jaylaani Cali
Renowned Somali singer and actress Luul Jaylaani Cali passed away in Minneapolis, Minnesota on October 26, 2023, after a prolonged illness; she was a member of the Waabari national troupe known for her Benadiri songs and plays, and had a significant impact on Somali arts.
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16% Bias Score
Jimmy Carter: A Life of Service Concludes at 100
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100 after a life of service in the Navy, as Georgia's governor, president, and humanitarian, marked by peacemaking efforts and the establishment of the Carter Center.
Jimmy Carter: A Life of Service Concludes at 100
Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter passed away at 100 after a life of service in the Navy, as Georgia's governor, president, and humanitarian, marked by peacemaking efforts and the establishment of the Carter Center.
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40% Bias Score
Carter's Georgia Legacy: From Governor to Global Humanitarian
Former President Jimmy Carter, born in Plains, Georgia, served as the state's governor from 1971 to 1975, later founding the Carter Center in Atlanta, a hub for global initiatives, and remained politically active until his death, casting his last vote from his Plains home last month.
Carter's Georgia Legacy: From Governor to Global Humanitarian
Former President Jimmy Carter, born in Plains, Georgia, served as the state's governor from 1971 to 1975, later founding the Carter Center in Atlanta, a hub for global initiatives, and remained politically active until his death, casting his last vote from his Plains home last month.
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24% Bias Score
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" London Production Sets Ticket Record Despite Revenue Dip
The London production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" sold a record 544,257 tickets in the year to March 31, 2024, generating $29.6 million in revenue (a 7.4% decrease) despite ongoing profitability; the show's success is driven by international expansion and new licensing agreements.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" London Production Sets Ticket Record Despite Revenue Dip
The London production of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" sold a record 544,257 tickets in the year to March 31, 2024, generating $29.6 million in revenue (a 7.4% decrease) despite ongoing profitability; the show's success is driven by international expansion and new licensing agreements.
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48% Bias Score
Carter's Enduring Love for Wales
Former US President Jimmy Carter, who died aged 100, had a deep love for Wales, visiting five times between 1982 and 2008, most notably in 1986 while a potential target after the US bombing of Libya, combining his passion for Dylan Thomas with fly-fishing trips and cultural engagements.
Carter's Enduring Love for Wales
Former US President Jimmy Carter, who died aged 100, had a deep love for Wales, visiting five times between 1982 and 2008, most notably in 1986 while a potential target after the US bombing of Libya, combining his passion for Dylan Thomas with fly-fishing trips and cultural engagements.
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40% Bias Score
Forgotten Fermanagh Millstone Quarries Rediscovered
In Fermanagh, Ireland, the rediscovery of abandoned millstone quarries on Slieve Rushin mountain reveals a forgotten 18th- and 19th-century industry that declined due to the Irish Famine and subsequent emigration, leaving behind physical evidence in the form of partially finished or abandoned millst...
Forgotten Fermanagh Millstone Quarries Rediscovered
In Fermanagh, Ireland, the rediscovery of abandoned millstone quarries on Slieve Rushin mountain reveals a forgotten 18th- and 19th-century industry that declined due to the Irish Famine and subsequent emigration, leaving behind physical evidence in the form of partially finished or abandoned millst...
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12% Bias Score
US Libraries Report 2024's Most Borrowed Books: Escapism and Social Issues
Public libraries across the US, including those in Texas, Chicago, Cincinnati, Utah, San Francisco, and Seattle, reported 2024's most borrowed books, revealing a trend towards escapist fiction alongside a notable interest in books addressing social and environmental issues.
US Libraries Report 2024's Most Borrowed Books: Escapism and Social Issues
Public libraries across the US, including those in Texas, Chicago, Cincinnati, Utah, San Francisco, and Seattle, reported 2024's most borrowed books, revealing a trend towards escapist fiction alongside a notable interest in books addressing social and environmental issues.
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32% Bias Score
Jimmy Carter Dies at 100: A Legacy Redefined
Former President Jimmy Carter, who served from 1977-1981, died on Sunday at age 100; his early presidency enjoyed high approval ratings, but economic issues and the Iran hostage crisis diminished his standing, yet his post-presidency work led to a re-evaluation of his legacy.
Jimmy Carter Dies at 100: A Legacy Redefined
Former President Jimmy Carter, who served from 1977-1981, died on Sunday at age 100; his early presidency enjoyed high approval ratings, but economic issues and the Iran hostage crisis diminished his standing, yet his post-presidency work led to a re-evaluation of his legacy.
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44% Bias Score
AI's Threat to the Music Industry: A 12-Month Reckoning
AI-generated music, created using unlicensed datasets, is flooding streaming platforms, threatening artists' livelihoods and copyrights; the UK's approach to AI copyright reform will set a global precedent, and the next 12 months will be critical for the industry's future.
AI's Threat to the Music Industry: A 12-Month Reckoning
AI-generated music, created using unlicensed datasets, is flooding streaming platforms, threatening artists' livelihoods and copyrights; the UK's approach to AI copyright reform will set a global precedent, and the next 12 months will be critical for the industry's future.
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60% Bias Score
Venezuelan Singer's Music in Award-Winning Film Highlights LGBTQ+ Issues
Yadam Andrés, a Venezuelan singer-songwriter based in Paris, contributes his unique vocals to the award-winning soundtrack of Emilia Pérez, exploring themes of love, identity, and migration within conservative Latin societies.
Venezuelan Singer's Music in Award-Winning Film Highlights LGBTQ+ Issues
Yadam Andrés, a Venezuelan singer-songwriter based in Paris, contributes his unique vocals to the award-winning soundtrack of Emilia Pérez, exploring themes of love, identity, and migration within conservative Latin societies.
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24% Bias Score
Berlin's Iconic Clubs Face Closure Amidst Rising Costs and Economic Challenges
The closure of Berlin's Watergate and Wilde Renate nightclubs, iconic venues for electronic music, highlights the challenges faced by Berlin's nightlife due to rising rents, inflation, and decreased tourism; this threatens the city's cultural identity and €1.5 billion annual economic contribution.
Berlin's Iconic Clubs Face Closure Amidst Rising Costs and Economic Challenges
The closure of Berlin's Watergate and Wilde Renate nightclubs, iconic venues for electronic music, highlights the challenges faced by Berlin's nightlife due to rising rents, inflation, and decreased tourism; this threatens the city's cultural identity and €1.5 billion annual economic contribution.
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44% Bias Score