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- Gen-Z’s Poor Mental Health Comes From Smartphone Culture. We Should Stop It
- AI – Understanding Versus Finding Patterns
- Will Rethinking Liberal Arts From A Conservative Tradition Make Them Better?
- Segerstrom Center for the Arts seeks VP of Programming & Production
- Remembering America’s Most Notorious Art Heist
- How Private Equity Companies Are Wrecking The Music Industry
- Spotify Promoting Audiobooks Using Some Music Industry Techniques
- Historical Fiction Is Hot Right Now. Why?
- Libraries Struggle to Afford Access To E-Books, Which Are More Expensive Than Paper
- Pianist Byron Janis, 95
- The Ideas Behind The Harlem Renaissance
- Germany Adds Berlin’s Techno Scene To UNESCO Heritage List
- Tech Bros Are Such Drama Kings
- Publishing Should Not Rely On Gig Workers
- Minnesota Sculpture Park Sells Sculpture For Scrap
- A Second Man Has Been Charged In The Theft Of Judy Garland’s Ruby Slippers
- What We Keep When We Death-Clean Our Shelves
- What Happens When You Let A Computer, Or Close To It, Write A St. Patrick’s Day Rom-Com
- Trafalgar Square’s Fourth Plinth Will Be Filled With Every Woman
- The Gender Of Crossword Puzzles
- Everyone Needs An Oldies Station
- From Screen To Stage With The Broadway Writer Of The Notebook
- Why Are Readers And Moviegoers So Obsessed With Stories Set In British Country Houses?
- To Write A Truly Great Fake Pop Song, You Need Real Songwriters
- Ceramics Artist Toshiko Takaezu Is Getting Attention Now, But Only After Her Death
- Will Bradley Cooper Ever Win An Oscar?
- The Hollywood Strikes Slowed New Content, So AMC Turns To Horror
- London’s Biggest EuroVision Screening Party Cancels To Protest Israel’s Participation In The Contest
- Climate Protesters Interrupt Broadway Play
- Ryuichi Sakamoto’s Last Performance
- How Did Thomas Ades Step Into The Classical Canon?
- Shigeshi Negishi, Inventor Of Karaoke, Dies At 100
- Pasadena Playhouse’s First Latinx Commission In Its History
- The London Book Fair Map Shows Power’s Relationship To Geography
- As The Vancouver Fringe Fest Turns 40, It’s Searching For Help