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“La Haine,” Revelatory Film About Paris’s Suburban Slums, Is Now A Stage Musical
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“La Haine,” Revelatory Film About Paris’s Suburban Slums, Is Now A Stage Musical

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Visitorship At French Heritage Sites Is Back To Pre-COVID Levels
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Visitorship At French Heritage Sites Is Back To Pre-COVID Levels

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Benny Golson, Master Jazz Saxophonist And Composer, Has Died At 95
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Benny Golson, Master Jazz Saxophonist And Composer, Has Died At 95

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Stone-Eating Lichens Are Gradually Gobbling Up Ancient Persepolis
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Stone-Eating Lichens Are Gradually Gobbling Up Ancient Persepolis

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Firings At Dallas Black Dance Theatre: A Generational Culture Clash?
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Firings At Dallas Black Dance Theatre: A Generational Culture Clash?

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About 40% Of Jobs In U.S. Book Publishing Have Disappeared Since 1997
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About 40% Of Jobs In U.S. Book Publishing Have Disappeared Since 1997

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At American Ballet Companies, Artistic Leadership Remains Largely Male
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At American Ballet Companies, Artistic Leadership Remains Largely Male

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A Nine-Panel, 483-Year-Old Masterpiece Has Been Reassembled In Venice
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A Nine-Panel, 483-Year-Old Masterpiece Has Been Reassembled In Venice

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In Unanimous Vote, National Symphony Musicians Authorize Strike
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In Unanimous Vote, National Symphony Musicians Authorize Strike

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Writers Explain Why They Love “The Chicago Manual of Style”
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Writers Explain Why They Love “The Chicago Manual of Style”

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“Saturday Night Live” Turns 50, And Lorne Michaels Decides He Won’t Retire After All
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“Saturday Night Live” Turns 50, And Lorne Michaels Decides He Won’t Retire After All

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A Decade On, “The Babadook” Holds Up, And It’s Still A Gold Mine For Memes
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A Decade On, “The Babadook” Holds Up, And It’s Still A Gold Mine For Memes

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It Seems We Are Not The Only Primates Who Dance
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It Seems We Are Not The Only Primates Who Dance

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Lin-Manuel Miranda Gives Status Of Possible “The Warriors” Musical
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Lin-Manuel Miranda Gives Status Of Possible “The Warriors” Musical

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Federal Court Rules That Big Bird Is Not Racist
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Federal Court Rules That Big Bird Is Not Racist

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Soprano Lucine Amara, Met Opera Mainstay For Four Decades, Is Dead At 99
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Soprano Lucine Amara, Met Opera Mainstay For Four Decades, Is Dead At 99

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Newspaper Giant Axel Springer Is Separating From The Private Equity Firm That Owns It
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Newspaper Giant Axel Springer Is Separating From The Private Equity Firm That Owns It

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San Francisco Symphony Cancels Season Opener As Chorus Goes On Strike
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San Francisco Symphony Cancels Season Opener As Chorus Goes On Strike

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Frick Collection Names New Director As It Prepares To Return Home
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Frick Collection Names New Director As It Prepares To Return Home

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New York Philharmonic Players Get 30% Raise In New Contract
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New York Philharmonic Players Get 30% Raise In New Contract

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Hans Haacke, The First Artist To Confront American Museums With Politics
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Hans Haacke, The First Artist To Confront American Museums With Politics

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It’s A Brave Actor Who’ll Play Abraham Lincoln At Ford’s Theatre
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It’s A Brave Actor Who’ll Play Abraham Lincoln At Ford’s Theatre

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How New York’s Jam-Packed Fall For Dance Festival Gets Programmed
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How New York’s Jam-Packed Fall For Dance Festival Gets Programmed

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How Robert Caro’s “The Power Broker” Has Remained An Important Book For 50 Years
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How Robert Caro’s “The Power Broker” Has Remained An Important Book For 50 Years

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Black Artists And Artisans In South Carolina Return To A Crop That Once Made The State Rich: Indigo
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Black Artists And Artisans In South Carolina Return To A Crop That Once Made The State Rich: Indigo

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