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Stand-up Comedy at Le Monde Festival: Humorists Tackle Societal Issues
On September 20th, four stand-up comedians performed at Le Monde's festival, using humor to address societal issues and the future, with diverse perspectives ranging from political satire to personal experiences.
Stand-up Comedy at Le Monde Festival: Humorists Tackle Societal Issues
On September 20th, four stand-up comedians performed at Le Monde's festival, using humor to address societal issues and the future, with diverse perspectives ranging from political satire to personal experiences.
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24% Bias Score
Brazil's "The Blue Trail" critiques ageism in a dystopian future
Gabriel Mascaro's "The Blue Trail" portrays a near-future Brazil where elderly citizens deemed unproductive are sent to colonies, prompting 77-year-old Tereza to embark on a transformative Amazonian journey.
Brazil's "The Blue Trail" critiques ageism in a dystopian future
Gabriel Mascaro's "The Blue Trail" portrays a near-future Brazil where elderly citizens deemed unproductive are sent to colonies, prompting 77-year-old Tereza to embark on a transformative Amazonian journey.
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16% Bias Score
The White Lotus" Season 3: Divisive Reception and Uncertain Future
The highly anticipated third season of HBO's "The White Lotus", set in Thailand, concluded with mixed reviews, sparking debate about its future and whether it can maintain its previous success.
The White Lotus" Season 3: Divisive Reception and Uncertain Future
The highly anticipated third season of HBO's "The White Lotus", set in Thailand, concluded with mixed reviews, sparking debate about its future and whether it can maintain its previous success.
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20% Bias Score
Insomnia in Spain: A Novel Explores Sleep Deprivation and Societal Pressures
Isaac Rosa's new novel, "Las buenas noches," examines Spain's widespread sleep problems, linking insomnia to societal pressures and the 24/7 culture.
Insomnia in Spain: A Novel Explores Sleep Deprivation and Societal Pressures
Isaac Rosa's new novel, "Las buenas noches," examines Spain's widespread sleep problems, linking insomnia to societal pressures and the 24/7 culture.
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16% Bias Score
Squid Game": A Reflection of Socioeconomic Disparity
Squid Game," Netflix's most successful series, depicts a deadly competition between financially desperate individuals and wealthy elites, highlighting South Korea's stark socioeconomic inequalities and the global relevance of such disparities.
Squid Game": A Reflection of Socioeconomic Disparity
Squid Game," Netflix's most successful series, depicts a deadly competition between financially desperate individuals and wealthy elites, highlighting South Korea's stark socioeconomic inequalities and the global relevance of such disparities.
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20% Bias Score
Boeotia": Lanthimos' Venice Premiere Reflects Global Anxieties
Yorgos Lanthimos' "Boeotia," a loose adaptation of "Save the Green Planet," premiered at the Venice Film Festival, starring Emma Stone as a CEO abducted by conspiracy theorists who believe she's an alien, reflecting current anxieties about AI, war, and climate change denial.
Boeotia": Lanthimos' Venice Premiere Reflects Global Anxieties
Yorgos Lanthimos' "Boeotia," a loose adaptation of "Save the Green Planet," premiered at the Venice Film Festival, starring Emma Stone as a CEO abducted by conspiracy theorists who believe she's an alien, reflecting current anxieties about AI, war, and climate change denial.
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36% Bias Score
The Evolution of Language: New Terms, Confusion, and the Search for Inclusivity
This article explores the author's experience with newly coined terms, analyzing their impact on communication and social inclusion, focusing on LGBTQIA+, FLINTA*, and the term "Care Work".
The Evolution of Language: New Terms, Confusion, and the Search for Inclusivity
This article explores the author's experience with newly coined terms, analyzing their impact on communication and social inclusion, focusing on LGBTQIA+, FLINTA*, and the term "Care Work".
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48% Bias Score
Cause of Death: Unknown" Selected as Iran's Oscar Entry
Iran's official submission for the 2026 Oscars is "Cause of Death: Unknown," a film by Ali Zarringar that faced a three-year ban under President Raisi before a limited release last year.
Cause of Death: Unknown" Selected as Iran's Oscar Entry
Iran's official submission for the 2026 Oscars is "Cause of Death: Unknown," a film by Ali Zarringar that faced a three-year ban under President Raisi before a limited release last year.
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40% Bias Score
Rob & Rylan's Passage to India": A Modern Take on the Travelogue
Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark-Neal's three-part BBC Two travelogue through India updates the familiar format with humor, insightful discussions on gay identity, and interviews with a gay politician and a Dalit rapper.
Rob & Rylan's Passage to India": A Modern Take on the Travelogue
Rob Rinder and Rylan Clark-Neal's three-part BBC Two travelogue through India updates the familiar format with humor, insightful discussions on gay identity, and interviews with a gay politician and a Dalit rapper.
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40% Bias Score
The Man in My Basement": A Parable on Racism and Capitalism
Nadia Latif's film adaptation of Walter Mosley's novel explores themes of racism, capitalism, and exploitation through the story of Charles Blakey, a Black man struggling to keep his ancestral home, who rents his basement to a mysterious white businessman with unsettling consequences.
The Man in My Basement": A Parable on Racism and Capitalism
Nadia Latif's film adaptation of Walter Mosley's novel explores themes of racism, capitalism, and exploitation through the story of Charles Blakey, a Black man struggling to keep his ancestral home, who rents his basement to a mysterious white businessman with unsettling consequences.
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20% Bias Score
Park Chan-wook's Decision to Leave: A Dark Comedy on Redundancy and Masculinity
Korean director Park Chan-wook's new film, Decision to Leave, based on Donald E Westlake's novel, explores a man's descent into murder after losing his job, weaving together family dysfunction, masculinity, and societal critique.
Park Chan-wook's Decision to Leave: A Dark Comedy on Redundancy and Masculinity
Korean director Park Chan-wook's new film, Decision to Leave, based on Donald E Westlake's novel, explores a man's descent into murder after losing his job, weaving together family dysfunction, masculinity, and societal critique.
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16% Bias Score
Immigration, Identity, and the Myth of a Homogenous Past
The author uses personal experience and historical evidence to challenge the idea that immigration threatens national identity, arguing that economic inequality and a false narrative of a homogenous past are the true sources of societal anxiety.
Immigration, Identity, and the Myth of a Homogenous Past
The author uses personal experience and historical evidence to challenge the idea that immigration threatens national identity, arguing that economic inequality and a false narrative of a homogenous past are the true sources of societal anxiety.
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16% Bias Score
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