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Eurovision 2024: Israeli Singer's Performance Amidst Protests and Potential Removal
Israel's Eurovision contestant, Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 2023 Hamas attack, will perform her song "New Day Will Rise" despite protests and potential removal from the competition due to the ongoing conflict, marking a turning point for the contest's handling of political issues.
Eurovision 2024: Israeli Singer's Performance Amidst Protests and Potential Removal
Israel's Eurovision contestant, Yuval Raphael, a survivor of the October 2023 Hamas attack, will perform her song "New Day Will Rise" despite protests and potential removal from the competition due to the ongoing conflict, marking a turning point for the contest's handling of political issues.
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40% Bias Score
Eurovision 2024: Israel's Participation Amidst Gaza Conflict Sparks Protests
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, is facing protests over Israel's participation amid its conflict with Gaza, creating a political divide among participating countries and viewers, despite the event's non-political claims.
Eurovision 2024: Israel's Participation Amidst Gaza Conflict Sparks Protests
The Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, is facing protests over Israel's participation amid its conflict with Gaza, creating a political divide among participating countries and viewers, despite the event's non-political claims.
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60% Bias Score
Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final
The second Eurovision semi-final, held on May 11, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel advance to the final alongside nine other countries, showcasing diverse musical styles and overcoming pre-performance concerns.
Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final
The second Eurovision semi-final, held on May 11, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel advance to the final alongside nine other countries, showcasing diverse musical styles and overcoming pre-performance concerns.
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24% Bias Score
Tobe Nwigwe's Tiny Desk Concert: A Family Affair
Nigerian-American rapper Tobe Nwigwe, accompanied by his family and band, delivered a powerful 15-minute Tiny Desk performance featuring five songs including "Houston Tribute" and "Against the Grain", highlighting his journey from defying expectations to achieving musical success.
Tobe Nwigwe's Tiny Desk Concert: A Family Affair
Nigerian-American rapper Tobe Nwigwe, accompanied by his family and band, delivered a powerful 15-minute Tiny Desk performance featuring five songs including "Houston Tribute" and "Against the Grain", highlighting his journey from defying expectations to achieving musical success.
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40% Bias Score
Jiskefet Wins Prestigious Dutch Television Award
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, which ended 20 years ago, won the prestigious Ere Zilveren Nipkowschijf award yesterday, highlighting its enduring popularity and unique satirical style.
Jiskefet Wins Prestigious Dutch Television Award
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, which ended 20 years ago, won the prestigious Ere Zilveren Nipkowschijf award yesterday, highlighting its enduring popularity and unique satirical style.
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56% Bias Score
Jerusalem & Tel Aviv: A Tale of Two Cities in Israel
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, easily accessible by train or bus for under $10, offer contrasting experiences: Jerusalem's ancient religious sites and Tel Aviv's modern, vibrant beach culture and Bauhaus architecture.
Jerusalem & Tel Aviv: A Tale of Two Cities in Israel
Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, easily accessible by train or bus for under $10, offer contrasting experiences: Jerusalem's ancient religious sites and Tel Aviv's modern, vibrant beach culture and Bauhaus architecture.
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60% Bias Score
Protestors Disrupt Netrebko's Berlin Opera Performance
On May 15th, over 100 protesters gathered outside the Berlin State Opera during Anna Netrebko's performance of Verdi's "Il trovatore," criticizing her past support for Vladimir Putin and the annexation of Crimea; the protest, organized by VITSCHE and Fellas4Europe, also featured a war-damaged ambula...
Protestors Disrupt Netrebko's Berlin Opera Performance
On May 15th, over 100 protesters gathered outside the Berlin State Opera during Anna Netrebko's performance of Verdi's "Il trovatore," criticizing her past support for Vladimir Putin and the annexation of Crimea; the protest, organized by VITSCHE and Fellas4Europe, also featured a war-damaged ambula...
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60% Bias Score
Ukrainian Band's Eurovision Bid Amidst War
While competing in the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, Ukrainian rock band Ziferblat learned their backing singer's home was destroyed by Russian shelling; they are using their platform to raise awareness of the war and raise funds for de-mining efforts in Ukraine.
Ukrainian Band's Eurovision Bid Amidst War
While competing in the Eurovision Song Contest in Basel, Switzerland, Ukrainian rock band Ziferblat learned their backing singer's home was destroyed by Russian shelling; they are using their platform to raise awareness of the war and raise funds for de-mining efforts in Ukraine.
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20% Bias Score
Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final
The second Eurovision semi-final, decided solely by audience votes, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel qualify for the final alongside Lithuania, Armenia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, and Greece; Australia, Montenegro, Ireland, Georgia, Czechia, and Serbia were eliminated.
Eurovision Semi-Final 2: Austria, Finland, Israel Advance to Final
The second Eurovision semi-final, decided solely by audience votes, saw Austria, Finland, and Israel qualify for the final alongside Lithuania, Armenia, Denmark, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, and Greece; Australia, Montenegro, Ireland, Georgia, Czechia, and Serbia were eliminated.
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48% Bias Score
Del Arco's "La Patética": Death, Homosexuality, and the Politics of Art
Miguel del Arco's new play, "La Patética," running in Madrid until June 22nd, reflects on death, homosexuality, and the political challenges faced by artists in Spain, marking the end of a six-year break following the closure of his previous theater project.
Del Arco's "La Patética": Death, Homosexuality, and the Politics of Art
Miguel del Arco's new play, "La Patética," running in Madrid until June 22nd, reflects on death, homosexuality, and the political challenges faced by artists in Spain, marking the end of a six-year break following the closure of his previous theater project.
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36% Bias Score
Jiskefet Receives Honorary Silver Nipkow Disc for Lasting Cultural Impact
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, known for its satirical sketches of office workers and university students, will receive the honorary Silver Nipkow Disc this year, 20 years after its last broadcast, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
Jiskefet Receives Honorary Silver Nipkow Disc for Lasting Cultural Impact
The Dutch absurdist television program Jiskefet, known for its satirical sketches of office workers and university students, will receive the honorary Silver Nipkow Disc this year, 20 years after its last broadcast, highlighting its lasting cultural impact.
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32% Bias Score
Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas": Reflections on Life and Society
Alain Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas" offers a collection of reflections on life, love, death, and societal issues, blending personal experiences with critiques of contemporary trends like the decline of education and the rise of "woke" ideology.
Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas": Reflections on Life and Society
Alain Finkielkraut's "Pescador de perlas" offers a collection of reflections on life, love, death, and societal issues, blending personal experiences with critiques of contemporary trends like the decline of education and the rise of "woke" ideology.
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32% Bias Score
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