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Disney's "Snow White" Remake Sparks Debate Over Dwarf Representation
Disney's live-action "Snow White" replaces the seven dwarfs with CGI-created magical beings aged 274, casting only one actor with dwarfism in a minor role, sparking debate about representation and commercial considerations.
Disney's "Snow White" Remake Sparks Debate Over Dwarf Representation
Disney's live-action "Snow White" replaces the seven dwarfs with CGI-created magical beings aged 274, casting only one actor with dwarfism in a minor role, sparking debate about representation and commercial considerations.
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48% Bias Score


Rijksmuseum Challenges American Photography Canon
The Rijksmuseum's "American Photographs" exhibition, spanning 160 years of American photography, challenges conventional narratives by juxtaposing iconic images with everyday snapshots, revealing a complex interplay between idealized notions of the 'American Dream' and the harsh realities of America...
Rijksmuseum Challenges American Photography Canon
The Rijksmuseum's "American Photographs" exhibition, spanning 160 years of American photography, challenges conventional narratives by juxtaposing iconic images with everyday snapshots, revealing a complex interplay between idealized notions of the 'American Dream' and the harsh realities of America...
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52% Bias Score


Aggressive Marketing of E-cigarettes in Greece Raises Public Health Concerns
In Greece, the aggressive marketing of fruity e-cigarettes resembling pens, alongside online casinos, in convenience stores raises serious public health concerns due to their easy access and addictive nature.
Aggressive Marketing of E-cigarettes in Greece Raises Public Health Concerns
In Greece, the aggressive marketing of fruity e-cigarettes resembling pens, alongside online casinos, in convenience stores raises serious public health concerns due to their easy access and addictive nature.
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56% Bias Score


Amsterdam Exhibition Showcases Poetry's Power in Middle East and North Africa
The Amsterdam Wereldmuseum's "Poetry of the People" exhibition (until August 24th) displays 30 poems from the Middle East and North Africa, exploring poetry's role in daily life, from expressing joy to political resistance, using diverse media like text, recitations, videos, and art installations.
Amsterdam Exhibition Showcases Poetry's Power in Middle East and North Africa
The Amsterdam Wereldmuseum's "Poetry of the People" exhibition (until August 24th) displays 30 poems from the Middle East and North Africa, exploring poetry's role in daily life, from expressing joy to political resistance, using diverse media like text, recitations, videos, and art installations.
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Catton's "Birnam Wood": A Novel Exploring Modern Anxieties
Eleanor Catton's new novel, "Birnam Wood," follows a collective of gardeners in New Zealand attempting to utilize abandoned land, creating conflict with an American drone magnate, while satirizing modern societal issues such as social media, data exploitation, and environmental destruction.
Catton's "Birnam Wood": A Novel Exploring Modern Anxieties
Eleanor Catton's new novel, "Birnam Wood," follows a collective of gardeners in New Zealand attempting to utilize abandoned land, creating conflict with an American drone magnate, while satirizing modern societal issues such as social media, data exploitation, and environmental destruction.
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20% Bias Score


Bloodywood: Indian Metal Band's Global Rise and Cultural Messaging
Bloodywood, an Indian metal band blending nu-metal with traditional instruments, achieved international recognition through viral YouTube covers and festival performances, using their platform to counter hate speech and celebrate Indian culture.
Bloodywood: Indian Metal Band's Global Rise and Cultural Messaging
Bloodywood, an Indian metal band blending nu-metal with traditional instruments, achieved international recognition through viral YouTube covers and festival performances, using their platform to counter hate speech and celebrate Indian culture.
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24% Bias Score

Liverpool's Resilience: From Port City to Cultural Hub
David Swift's "Scouse Republic" examines Liverpool's history, from its rise as a major port to its current state, highlighting its resilience, unique identity shaped by immigration and political activism, and its role as a microcosm of broader UK social and political trends.

Liverpool's Resilience: From Port City to Cultural Hub
David Swift's "Scouse Republic" examines Liverpool's history, from its rise as a major port to its current state, highlighting its resilience, unique identity shaped by immigration and political activism, and its role as a microcosm of broader UK social and political trends.
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32% Bias Score

The Electric State": AI Sentience and Humanity's Tech Dependence
The Electric State," a Netflix film released March 14th, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, explores the ethical dilemmas of AI sentience and humanity's over-reliance on technology in a retro-futuristic 1990s setting, using the story of a teenager's quest to find her brother accompanied by a sentien...

The Electric State": AI Sentience and Humanity's Tech Dependence
The Electric State," a Netflix film released March 14th, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo, explores the ethical dilemmas of AI sentience and humanity's over-reliance on technology in a retro-futuristic 1990s setting, using the story of a teenager's quest to find her brother accompanied by a sentien...
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28% Bias Score

Universality: Gold Bar Bludgeoning Sparks Societal Critique in Brown's New Novel
Natasha Brown's "Universality", following her acclaimed debut "Assembly", uses a striking gold-bar-shaped proof design to reflect its narrative of a young man bludgeoning a political activist with a gold bar on a Yorkshire farm during the Covid-19 pandemic, exploring themes of late capitalism and so...

Universality: Gold Bar Bludgeoning Sparks Societal Critique in Brown's New Novel
Natasha Brown's "Universality", following her acclaimed debut "Assembly", uses a striking gold-bar-shaped proof design to reflect its narrative of a young man bludgeoning a political activist with a gold bar on a Yorkshire farm during the Covid-19 pandemic, exploring themes of late capitalism and so...
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24% Bias Score

2017 Oscars: Silence Amidst Political Apprehension
The 2017 Oscars ceremony was notably less politically charged than previous years, with a palpable sense of apprehension among attendees due to the Trump administration, contrasting with past outspoken protests and creating a chilling effect on free speech within the entertainment industry.

2017 Oscars: Silence Amidst Political Apprehension
The 2017 Oscars ceremony was notably less politically charged than previous years, with a palpable sense of apprehension among attendees due to the Trump administration, contrasting with past outspoken protests and creating a chilling effect on free speech within the entertainment industry.
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48% Bias Score

Mickey 17": Bong Joon-ho's Sci-Fi Satire on Exploitation
Mickey 17," Bong Joon-ho's new sci-fi film, depicts Robert Pattinson as a clone repeatedly used and killed by a wealthy colonist on another planet; the film uses this allegorical tale to satirize unchecked corporate greed and the dehumanization of the working class.

Mickey 17": Bong Joon-ho's Sci-Fi Satire on Exploitation
Mickey 17," Bong Joon-ho's new sci-fi film, depicts Robert Pattinson as a clone repeatedly used and killed by a wealthy colonist on another planet; the film uses this allegorical tale to satirize unchecked corporate greed and the dehumanization of the working class.
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52% Bias Score

Wicked's" Origin: From Childhood Games to Oscar Nomination
Gregory Maguire's "Wicked" originated from childhood reinterpretations of "The Wizard of Oz," evolving into a novel, musical, and now Oscar-nominated film exploring the complexities of good and evil through the reimagined story of the Wicked Witch of the West.

Wicked's" Origin: From Childhood Games to Oscar Nomination
Gregory Maguire's "Wicked" originated from childhood reinterpretations of "The Wizard of Oz," evolving into a novel, musical, and now Oscar-nominated film exploring the complexities of good and evil through the reimagined story of the Wicked Witch of the West.
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24% Bias Score
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