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Gere Condemns Billionaire Control of US Politics, Warns of Global Risks
Richard Gere, receiving the Goya Internacional award in Granada, criticized the current US political climate under Trump as a "dark marriage" of power and money, warning of billionaire control and the closure of crucial international programs like USAID, impacting vulnerable populations worldwide.
Gere Condemns Billionaire Control of US Politics, Warns of Global Risks
Richard Gere, receiving the Goya Internacional award in Granada, criticized the current US political climate under Trump as a "dark marriage" of power and money, warning of billionaire control and the closure of crucial international programs like USAID, impacting vulnerable populations worldwide.
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44% Bias Score


Noah Davis Retrospective: A Young Artist's Prolific Legacy
Noah Davis, a 32-year-old artist who died of cancer, is the subject of a retrospective exhibition showcasing over 400 paintings and curatorial projects that blend figuration and abstraction, social commentary, and cultural references, highlighting his tragically short career and prolific output.
Noah Davis Retrospective: A Young Artist's Prolific Legacy
Noah Davis, a 32-year-old artist who died of cancer, is the subject of a retrospective exhibition showcasing over 400 paintings and curatorial projects that blend figuration and abstraction, social commentary, and cultural references, highlighting his tragically short career and prolific output.
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24% Bias Score


Alternative Fashion Weeks Challenge Big Four
Copenhagen and Berlin fashion weeks are challenging the dominance of the traditional "big four" by offering alternative platforms for designers, emphasizing sustainability and community, resulting in economic and social benefits for their respective cities.
Alternative Fashion Weeks Challenge Big Four
Copenhagen and Berlin fashion weeks are challenging the dominance of the traditional "big four" by offering alternative platforms for designers, emphasizing sustainability and community, resulting in economic and social benefits for their respective cities.
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36% Bias Score


Human Connection Transcends Adversity: Iranian and French Films Offer Hope
Two films, the Iranian "My Favorite Sweet" and the French "And the Party Continues...," explore the importance of human connection, focusing on older adults facing social and political challenges in Tehran and Marseille, respectively. Both films emphasize the resilience of the human spirit and the o...
Human Connection Transcends Adversity: Iranian and French Films Offer Hope
Two films, the Iranian "My Favorite Sweet" and the French "And the Party Continues...," explore the importance of human connection, focusing on older adults facing social and political challenges in Tehran and Marseille, respectively. Both films emphasize the resilience of the human spirit and the o...
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20% Bias Score


Davos 2024: Eleven Tribes of Influence
The 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, categorized attendees into eleven groups based on their status, access, and influence, ranging from the elite '1 percent of the 1-percenters' with exclusive privileges to the press with limited access, reflecting power dynamics and economic inequa...
Davos 2024: Eleven Tribes of Influence
The 2024 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, categorized attendees into eleven groups based on their status, access, and influence, ranging from the elite '1 percent of the 1-percenters' with exclusive privileges to the press with limited access, reflecting power dynamics and economic inequa...
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64% Bias Score


Social Injustice and Conformity in "The Crucible" and "An Enemy of the People
The Crucible" and "An Enemy of the People" are two plays that explore themes of social injustice and the dangers of conformity, featuring protagonists who challenge the status quo and face opposition from those in power.
Social Injustice and Conformity in "The Crucible" and "An Enemy of the People
The Crucible" and "An Enemy of the People" are two plays that explore themes of social injustice and the dangers of conformity, featuring protagonists who challenge the status quo and face opposition from those in power.
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32% Bias Score

Chileans Flee Urban 'Uglification,' Seek Solace in Southern Beauty
The end of Chile's legislative session sees many seeking solace in the country's south, reflecting a societal yearning for beauty and escape from the 'uglification' of urban and political life, a trend philosopher Roger Scruton warned against.

Chileans Flee Urban 'Uglification,' Seek Solace in Southern Beauty
The end of Chile's legislative session sees many seeking solace in the country's south, reflecting a societal yearning for beauty and escape from the 'uglification' of urban and political life, a trend philosopher Roger Scruton warned against.
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36% Bias Score

Beyoncé Wins Album of the Year at Wildfire-Marked Grammys
Beyoncé won Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards for "Cowboy Carter," a ceremony significantly influenced by the recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, which were acknowledged through tributes, performances, and advertising.

Beyoncé Wins Album of the Year at Wildfire-Marked Grammys
Beyoncé won Album of the Year at the 2025 Grammy Awards for "Cowboy Carter," a ceremony significantly influenced by the recent devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, which were acknowledged through tributes, performances, and advertising.
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36% Bias Score

Diana Evans's "I Want to Talk to You": A Writer's Journey Through Journalism and Fiction
Diana Evans's new essay collection, "I Want to Talk to You," traces her evolution from journalist covering Black culture to award-winning novelist, exploring the interplay between personal experience and social commentary, demonstrating the power of subjective narratives to effect social and politic...

Diana Evans's "I Want to Talk to You": A Writer's Journey Through Journalism and Fiction
Diana Evans's new essay collection, "I Want to Talk to You," traces her evolution from journalist covering Black culture to award-winning novelist, exploring the interplay between personal experience and social commentary, demonstrating the power of subjective narratives to effect social and politic...
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32% Bias Score

Emilia Pérez" Premieres in Mexico to Mixed Reception
Emilia Pérez," a French-made film about a transgender Mexican drug trafficker, premiered in Mexico with mixed reviews and low box office numbers (US\$74,000 from 20,000 attendees), despite winning at Cannes and the Golden Globes and receiving 13 Oscar nominations; criticism focused on its superficia...

Emilia Pérez" Premieres in Mexico to Mixed Reception
Emilia Pérez," a French-made film about a transgender Mexican drug trafficker, premiered in Mexico with mixed reviews and low box office numbers (US\$74,000 from 20,000 attendees), despite winning at Cannes and the Golden Globes and receiving 13 Oscar nominations; criticism focused on its superficia...
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64% Bias Score

Glasgow Gangland: Vigilante Justice and Political Corruption
Glasgow Gangland", a vigilante thriller directed by and starring Nathan Shepka, follows a nightclub bouncer who rescues a teenage girl from sex traffickers connected to a politician, exposing a network of crime and corruption in Glasgow's underworld.

Glasgow Gangland: Vigilante Justice and Political Corruption
Glasgow Gangland", a vigilante thriller directed by and starring Nathan Shepka, follows a nightclub bouncer who rescues a teenage girl from sex traffickers connected to a politician, exposing a network of crime and corruption in Glasgow's underworld.
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48% Bias Score

Los Angeles Wildfires Expose Duality of City's Image in Music
Recent wildfires in Los Angeles have caused at least 25 deaths, thousands of destroyed homes, and widespread displacement, contrasting sharply with the city's often romanticized image in popular music; songs by various artists reflect both the idealized and harsh realities of L.A., highlighting its ...

Los Angeles Wildfires Expose Duality of City's Image in Music
Recent wildfires in Los Angeles have caused at least 25 deaths, thousands of destroyed homes, and widespread displacement, contrasting sharply with the city's often romanticized image in popular music; songs by various artists reflect both the idealized and harsh realities of L.A., highlighting its ...
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44% Bias Score
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