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Casa Pasolini Restoration Underway
Casa Pasolini, Pier Paolo Pasolini's first Roman apartment, is undergoing restoration funded by the Ministry of Culture and a private donation, with planned completion by October 2024, including public access and cultural initiatives.
Casa Pasolini Restoration Underway
Casa Pasolini, Pier Paolo Pasolini's first Roman apartment, is undergoing restoration funded by the Ministry of Culture and a private donation, with planned completion by October 2024, including public access and cultural initiatives.
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Alan Yentob: A Creative Force Behind British Television
Alan Yentob, born in 1947, rose through the ranks of the BBC from documentary maker to director of drama, entertainment, and children's, commissioning numerous successful shows (Absolutely Fabulous, Wallace and Gromit) and launching channels (CBBC, CBeebies), while also facing controversies related ...
Alan Yentob: A Creative Force Behind British Television
Alan Yentob, born in 1947, rose through the ranks of the BBC from documentary maker to director of drama, entertainment, and children's, commissioning numerous successful shows (Absolutely Fabulous, Wallace and Gromit) and launching channels (CBBC, CBeebies), while also facing controversies related ...
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Neglected Glasgow Fountain Rediscovered, Sparking Heritage Debate
The Children of Glasgow fountain, a key feature of Glasgow's 1988 Garden Festival, has been found buried and neglected at Bellahouston Park, prompting calls for its restoration and public display, while other festival artifacts remain lost or repurposed.
Neglected Glasgow Fountain Rediscovered, Sparking Heritage Debate
The Children of Glasgow fountain, a key feature of Glasgow's 1988 Garden Festival, has been found buried and neglected at Bellahouston Park, prompting calls for its restoration and public display, while other festival artifacts remain lost or repurposed.
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40% Bias Score


Silent Pop Star: A Unique Case of Internalized Self-Criticism
A former music publicist describes coping with self-doubt by internalizing a famous pop star as a silent, judgmental inner critic for two decades, a unique psychological mechanism she only recently disclosed to her therapist, and compared it to others' experiences with more vocal inner critics.
Silent Pop Star: A Unique Case of Internalized Self-Criticism
A former music publicist describes coping with self-doubt by internalizing a famous pop star as a silent, judgmental inner critic for two decades, a unique psychological mechanism she only recently disclosed to her therapist, and compared it to others' experiences with more vocal inner critics.
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Words with Wings and Magic Things": A Collaborative Children's Poetry Book
Award-winning author Matthew Burgess and Caldecott Medalist Doug Salati created "Words with Wings and Magic Things," a children's illustrated poetry book featuring diverse poems and die-cut illustrations, aiming to make poetry fun and accessible for kids.
Words with Wings and Magic Things": A Collaborative Children's Poetry Book
Award-winning author Matthew Burgess and Caldecott Medalist Doug Salati created "Words with Wings and Magic Things," a children's illustrated poetry book featuring diverse poems and die-cut illustrations, aiming to make poetry fun and accessible for kids.
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Athens: Acropolis Controversy Highlights Accessibility Issues
Controversies surrounding photography at the Acropolis and a two-week-long elevator malfunction for disabled individuals highlight inconsistent priorities in managing public access and maintenance of historical sites in Athens, Greece.
Athens: Acropolis Controversy Highlights Accessibility Issues
Controversies surrounding photography at the Acropolis and a two-week-long elevator malfunction for disabled individuals highlight inconsistent priorities in managing public access and maintenance of historical sites in Athens, Greece.
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44% Bias Score

Graciela Iturbide Awarded Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide won the Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts for her five-decade career documenting indigenous cultures and social transitions, showcasing her work through exhibitions at the Georges Pompidou Center, Barbican Art Gallery, and other renowned institutions.

Graciela Iturbide Awarded Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide won the Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts for her five-decade career documenting indigenous cultures and social transitions, showcasing her work through exhibitions at the Georges Pompidou Center, Barbican Art Gallery, and other renowned institutions.
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The Hague Museum Acquires Over 100 Works by LGBTQ+ Icon Marlow Moss
The Kunstmuseum Den Haag acquired over 100 sketches by British artist Marlow Moss (1930s-40s), an LGBTQ+ icon known for her relationship with a married woman and defiance of gender norms; the museum hopes this will encourage further research into her life and work, particularly her connection to Pie...

The Hague Museum Acquires Over 100 Works by LGBTQ+ Icon Marlow Moss
The Kunstmuseum Den Haag acquired over 100 sketches by British artist Marlow Moss (1930s-40s), an LGBTQ+ icon known for her relationship with a married woman and defiance of gender norms; the museum hopes this will encourage further research into her life and work, particularly her connection to Pie...
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Humanistic Education: A Bulwark Against Technological and Political Threats
This article examines the critical role of humanistic education, particularly classical studies, in cultivating critical thinking and self-awareness in an era of technological advancement, contrasting this with potential political threats to higher education.

Humanistic Education: A Bulwark Against Technological and Political Threats
This article examines the critical role of humanistic education, particularly classical studies, in cultivating critical thinking and self-awareness in an era of technological advancement, contrasting this with potential political threats to higher education.
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French Tourists Opt for Authentic European Travel Experiences
French tourists are favoring authentic travel experiences in lesser-known European destinations like Georgia and Bulgaria, showcasing a move away from mass tourism in popular areas like the Cinque Terre and Lisbon, reflecting a broader trend towards sustainable and culturally immersive tourism.

French Tourists Opt for Authentic European Travel Experiences
French tourists are favoring authentic travel experiences in lesser-known European destinations like Georgia and Bulgaria, showcasing a move away from mass tourism in popular areas like the Cinque Terre and Lisbon, reflecting a broader trend towards sustainable and culturally immersive tourism.
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44% Bias Score

BBC Symphony Orchestra's Season Finale: Schreker and Mahler
Mark Elder led the BBC Symphony Orchestra in a season-ending concert featuring Franz Schreker's Chamber Symphony and Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, with Alice Coote and David Butt Philip as soloists; Butt Philip's performance was particularly lauded.

BBC Symphony Orchestra's Season Finale: Schreker and Mahler
Mark Elder led the BBC Symphony Orchestra in a season-ending concert featuring Franz Schreker's Chamber Symphony and Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde, with Alice Coote and David Butt Philip as soloists; Butt Philip's performance was particularly lauded.
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24% Bias Score

Annabel Cole (1921-2023): A Life of Activism and Resilience
Annabel Cole, who died aged 101, had a life marked by experiences in France, WWII service in the WAAF, teaching, and prominent anti-nuclear activism, including an arrest at Greenham Common.

Annabel Cole (1921-2023): A Life of Activism and Resilience
Annabel Cole, who died aged 101, had a life marked by experiences in France, WWII service in the WAAF, teaching, and prominent anti-nuclear activism, including an arrest at Greenham Common.
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4% Bias Score
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