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How Sundance Has Been Reacting To ICE’s Violence In Minnesota

Edward Norton: “We have extrajudicial assaults on Americans and humans going on on a daily basis now. And it’s not OK. … We cannot...

The Man Who Ate The AI ‘Art’ Tells Us Why

Graham Granger: “I saw the AI piece and it was just—as an artist myself, it was insulting to see something of such little effort...

Yes, The Super Bowl Has An Official Pop Artist

Charles Fazzino "has been the official artist for Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game for more than 20 years. He’s served a similar role for...

The Thing Is, Computers Can Only Copy

Software can’t surprise us the way humans can. - Aeon

Will The Grammys Finally Recognize This 85-Year-Old Singer Who Has Been Performing For Seven...

“‘You don’t get to Cowboy Carter without Candi Staton,’ the musician and podcast host Rissi Palmer said, referring to the Beyoncé album. ‘She was seamlessly Southern...

When You’re In A Repressive Society, Art Of Any Kind Can Spark A Rebellion

Even multiple-copied cassette tapes of Queen, for instance. “What moved me wasn’t just the sound, but what it represented.” - The Guardian (UK)

Let’s Keep Talking About What The Abrupt Decline Of Handwriting Is Doing To Us

Writing by hand “allows the cognition of what we're working with to actually move through the visual processes, move through the physical processes of...

We Can’t Really ‘Unwind’ With Screens

“Although many people turn to screen-based activities to wind down, these activities may have the opposite effect biologically.” - The Conversation

Tom Stoppard’s ‘Leopoldstadt’ Helped This Religion Reporter Uncover Her Own Lost History

"Stoppard wasn’t telling a story of Nazis and gas chambers; he was exploring the psychological danger of hiding one’s Jewish identity. A month after...

What To Read Now

At least according to Ali Smith, whose 2024 book Gliff is such a good, terrifying book about the surveillance state that you’ll think it’s...

Seattle Rep Has Rare Paid Apprenticeships, And Washington State Approves

“Apprentices can study one of five tracks: directing and artistic programs, lighting design, production management, scenic paint or stage management. The apprenticeships are about 10...

Marian Goodman, Renowned New York Art Dealer Who Helped Bring Post-War European Avant-Garde To...

"Famously loyal to her artists, Ms. Goodman aimed to place their work in museum collections rather than in private mansions. Her priorities could amount...

Not Many Actors Have A Predator Movie And An Oscar Nomination In The Same...

Elle Fanning has had quite the year. Her “ability to hop between a thorny Norwegian drama and a high-concept alien movie is exactly the...

Spanish Prosecutors Drop Investigation Into Julio Iglesias For Sexual Assault

"They ruled that Spanish courts had no jurisdiction and were therefore not competent to investigate crimes committed abroad involving complainants who were not Spanish...

A Call For ‘Equal Time’ Could Have A Chilling Effect On US TV And...

"It’s the Trump White House’s latest salvo against the network late night talk show hosts, primarily Stephen Colbert, Seth Meyers and Jimmy Kimmel, who...

Beatriz Gonzalez, Colombian Artist Who Turned Mass Produced Culture Into Painterly Critiques, Has Died...

González, one of the foremost painters of the late 20th century, painted subjects included "the violence that permeated life in Colombia; the European ‘high...

At The Academy Museum, There’s No More Oral History Project Staff

The museum’s union calls the cuts "a sad and reckless choice.” - Los Angeles Times (MSN)

Wait, How Exactly Did Heated Rivalry Become A Hit In Russia?

“The popularity of the show has prompted calls in Russia to purge it from the internet.” - Washington Post (MSN)

NPR Has Some Plans For Your Winter Storm Reading

For instance: A cultural history of ice in the United States and Val McDermid’s new memoir, entitled Winter. - NPR

The Last Sundance In Park City

This weekend, “the festival is bidding farewell to its longtime home and forging forward without its founder, Robert Redford, who died in September. Next year,...

BBC Admits, And Apologizes For, Homophobic Abuse Of A Presenter It Fired

“Jack Murley alleged he was called homophobic names, including ‘fairy boy’, by other staff members and told to sound ‘less gay’ on air by...

Delroy Lindo Is Getting His First Oscar Nomination At 73

Many observers expected the actor to get a nod for Da 5 Bloods (as did the actor). There’s an easy answer about why he...

Renee Fleming Will No Longer Perform At The Kennedy Center

“Fleming and the Kennedy Center did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Friday evening. The center’s website said that she had...

The Love Letters From Lord Byron’s Boyfrien

“While performing the role of the straight heartthrob in public, Byron was concealing his more complex history—no matter the sacrifice to his feelings.” -...

This Year’s Oscar-Nominated Documentaries Fight The Power

“Each is a story about standing up to something that seems too big to confront: an authoritarian government, an abusive system, dehumanizing societal norms....