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    • These Monks Meditate By Dancing April 18, 2018 New York Times
    • Robert Fairchild’s Blooming Post-New York City Ballet Career April 18, 2018 Dance Magazine
    • How NYCBallet Planned Its Season Post-Martins April 17, 2018 The New York Times
    • Paris Opera Ballet Dancers Condemn Leadership And Complain Of Harassment In Internal Survey April 17, 2018 The Telegraph (UK)
    • Merce Cunningham Trust Plans Worldwide Celebration For His Centennial April 17, 2018 New York Times
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    • The Next Arms Race: Artificial Intelligence (And It’s Already Started) April 18, 2018 Der Spiegel
    • So… Blame Humanities For Today’s Bad Politics? April 18, 2018 Chronicle of Higher Education
    • The Internet Has Grown Toxic, Say The Guys Who Built It April 18, 2018 New York Magazine
    • Neuroscience Research: Best Friends Share Brain Waves April 17, 2018 The New York Times
    • Can Neuroscientists Figure Out Empathy? April 17, 2018 Times Literary Supplement
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    • First Museum To Victims Of Lynching Opens In Alabama April 18, 2018 The Art Newspaper
    • Security Staff At London’s Royal Opera House Threaten Strike April 18, 2018 The Stage (UK)
    • Is The College Experience Converging With The Retail Shopping Experience? April 17, 2018 The Atlantic
    • UK Arts Diversity Study: It’s Not! April 17, 2018 Frieze
    • Study: Few Artists In UK Come From Working Class Backgrounds April 17, 2018 The Guardian (UK)
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    • MoviePass Is Growing Crazy Fast. But Can It Survive? April 18, 2018 Variety
    • How One Joke On ‘Roseanne’ Explains The Entire Show April 18, 2018 The New Yorker
    • Uh-Oh – After Seven-Year Ban, Lars Von Trier Is Returning To Cannes April 18, 2018 The Guardian
    • Future Of Movies: Battle Between Cannes And Netflix Is Bad – But It’s Hard To Root For Either April 17, 2018 Slate
    • Future V. Past: The Stakes In The Netflix V. Cannes Battle April 16, 2018 The Atlantic
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    • What Kendrick Lamar’s Win Means For Hip Hop April 18, 2018 The New Yorker
    • Kendrick Lamar Did The Pulitzer A Favor By Winning April 18, 2018 New York Magazine
    • How Did Kendrick Lamar Win The Music Pulitzer? Let The Pulitzer Prize Administrator Tell You April 18, 2018 Billboard
    • Minnesota Orchestra Finds Its New CEO In Dallas April 18, 2018 The Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
    • Britain’s Abandoned Brass Instruments Are Changing Children’s Lives In Uganda April 17, 2018 Gramophone
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    • Carl Kasell, Longtime NPR Newscaster, Dead At 84 April 18, 2018 NPR
    • Choi Eun-Hee, South Korean Actress Kidnapped By North, Dead At 91 April 18, 2018 The Guardian
    • Novelist John Ehle, 92 April 17, 2018 New York Times
    • Jean-Claude Malgoire, Pioneer Of Period-Instrument Movement In France, Dead At 77 April 17, 2018 Limelight (Australia)
    • A Full-On Rant About The Essence Of Being An Artist April 16, 2018 American Theatre
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    • New EU Regulations On Lights Threaten £180 Million Cost For UK Theatres April 18, 2018 The Stage (UK)
    • A Great Play About (Of All Issues) Urban Renewal – August Wilson’s ‘Two Trains Running’ April 18, 2018 CityLab
    • Florida Repertory Theatre Fires Founder/Artistic Director For Bullying April 18, 2018 American Theatre
    • Producer Of Broadway ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Files Angry Countersuit Against Harper Lee’s Estate April 17, 2018 New York Times
    • Pulitzer Prize For Drama Goes To Martyna Majok’s ‘Cost Of Living’ April 17, 2018 Hollywood Reporter
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    • What George Lucas’ Museum Of Narrative Art Will Be April 18, 2018 Artnet
    • How Art Was (Mostly) Protected During World War II April 18, 2018 BBC
    • The Art Of Nairobi’s Dancing Buses April 18, 2018 The New York Times
    • Golden Case Containing Heart Of Queen Of France Stolen From Museum April 18, 2018 The Telegraph (UK)
    • Collecting: Why Canada’s National Gallery Is Selling A Chagall To Get A David April 17, 2018 Toronto Star
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    • Winner Of This Year’s Pulitzer For Fiction Tells You About All The Novels He Almost Wrote April 18, 2018 Literary Hub
    • Vend-A-Story – Getting Your Literature From A Machine April 17, 2018 The New York Times
    • America’s Poet Laureate Takes Poetry Down America’s Back Roads April 17, 2018 New York Times Magazine
    • Trove Of Inscriptions In Sub-Saharan Africa’s Oldest Written Language Discovered April 17, 2018 Smithsonian Magazine
    • The Historic Los Angeles Times Building Will No Longer Hold The Los Angeles Times April 17, 2018 Los Angeles Times
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