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Meta Settles 29-State Child Harm Lawsuit for $16.68 Billion
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Meta has agreed to pay $16.68 billion to settle a 29-state lawsuit alleging that its Facebook and Instagram platforms were designed to be addictive to children, causing…
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Deauville removes Gaza photo from public space, sparking controversy
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A photograph depicting scenes from Gaza, installed in a public square in Deauville, France, was quietly removed in mid-August, despite being scheduled to remain until September 6.…
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WINNDance Launches at Venice Biennale with All-Star Over-40 Cast
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WINNDance, a dance company located in Stuttgart, made its debut at the Venice Biennale Dance festival, confronting the stereotype that dancers over 40 should retire. Established…
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The Sex Tape Economy: From Kim Kardashian to the Newmans
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The New Yorker's culture column examines the evolution of celebrity sex tapes, using Kim Kardashian's rise as a historical benchmark. The article traces Kardashian's path from a…
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Bullfrog Protein Could Neutralize Deadly Shellfish Toxin, Study Finds
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Saxiphilin, a protein found in American bullfrogs, has the potential to serve as an antidote for saxitoxin, a neurotoxin responsible for paralytic shellfish poisoning (PSP), which…
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Remembering Marijke De Roover, Sliman Mansour, Margaret Barwick, and Fabrizio Plessi
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In its weekly In Memoriam feature, Hyperallergic pays tribute to four recently departed figures in the art community. Marijke De Roover (1990–2026), a Belgian performance artist,…
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Netflix's 'Nouvelle Ecole' Season 5: Rap Competition Embraces Audacity with New Jury
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The fifth season of the French rap competition show 'Nouvelle Ecole' is now streaming on Netflix, featuring a jury composed of Theodora, Oli, and SDM. This season places a strong…
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Maura Higgins to Host Blind Date Reboot on Disney+
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Maura Higgins, known for her stint on Love Island in 2019, has been named the host of the upcoming Disney+ reboot of Blind Date. The announcement was made on Instagram,…
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Péter Nádas, Hungarian Writer of 'Parallel Stories', Dies
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Péter Nádas, the acclaimed Hungarian writer, has died. He was best known for his monumental novel 'Parallel Stories' (Parallelgeschichten), completed in 2005. The novel is…
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Rupert Grint to Return as Ron Weasley in Broadway's Cursed Child
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Rupert Grint, known for playing Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter films, will reprise the role in the Broadway production of Harry Potter and the Cursed Child. The actor, now 38,…
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Trump's Midterm Defeat Could Still Benefit Him
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Despite facing potential losses in the upcoming midterm elections, Donald Trump may still emerge victorious. The article highlights the chaos left in his wake, including an Iran…
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Bill Evans Biopic 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' Wins Silver Bear at Berlin 2026
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The new biographical drama 'Everybody Digs Bill Evans' focuses on a pivotal period in the life of jazz pianist Bill Evans, specifically 1961, two years after his work on Miles…
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Millais's 'Ophelia' Model Nearly Died in Freezing Bathtub
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In a recent series by Beaux Arts Magazine, journalist Malika Bauwens explores ten art-related questions, including the near-fatal consequences of posing for John Everett Millais's…
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German Caricaturist Hans Traxler Dies at 97; Oesch's die Dritten Announce Farewell Tour
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Hans Traxler, the German draftsman, painter, and author, passed away on August 24 in Frankfurt at the age of 97. The Caricatura Museum Frankfurt and the city of Frankfurt…
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Andrew Lunetta's Tiny Homes for Homeless in Syracuse Earn CNN Hero of the Year
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Andrew Lunetta, the founder of the nonprofit A Tiny Home for Good, has established 23 tiny homes in Syracuse, New York, aimed at offering permanent housing solutions for…
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Appointment Viewing TV Shows Revive Watercooler Culture
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In the age of streaming, the concept of appointment viewing is making a comeback, enhancing fan engagement through series such as "Survivor," "The Pitt," and "Love Island." Since…
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Collagen vs. Collagen Peptides: Which Supplement Is Better?
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The article from Vogue compares collagen and collagen peptides supplements, examining their efficacy for skin health. Dermatologists Melanie Palm and Jenna Queller provide expert…
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Dolly Parton's Signature Style: How the Country Legend Became a Fashion Icon
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Dolly Parton, the late country music legend, was renowned not only for her music, acting, and philanthropy but also for her distinctive fashion sense. Her signature looks, both on…
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Prince William's Dilemma: Harry's Return to UK Stirs Royal Tensions
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On Wednesday, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle made an unanticipated visit to the UK, catching the royal family off guard. Only King Charles III received prior notice of their…
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Meta to Pay $17 Billion in Landmark Teen Social Media Addiction Settlement
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Meta Platforms has reached a $17 billion settlement and will introduce child-safety initiatives on Facebook and Instagram to resolve a significant lawsuit concerning adolescent…
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Recap: Episode 7 of 'The Shards' Features Homecoming Surprises and a Decapitated Head
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In the seventh episode of Ryan Murphy's 'The Shards,' titled 'Homecoming Part Two,' the narrative unfolds with a makeover scene set in the 1980s, involving the character Rhonda,…
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Dolly Parton, Country Icon, Dies at 80
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Dolly Parton, the beloved country music icon, has died at the age of 80. For six decades, she was a unifying figure in American culture, transcending political and social divides.…
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Iran and Oman Reach Hormuz Deal, Reopening Hinges on US Compliance
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Iran and Oman have finalized their respective allocations of the Strait of Hormuz and its associated revenues; however, the crucial waterway will remain closed unless the United…
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Vogue's Global Class of Emerging Designers: 30 Talents Across 30 Regions
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Vogue has announced its yearly compilation of 30 up-and-coming designers from around the world, now available on Vogue.com. Among those featured are Taiwanese designer 01 Woomin,…
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Smartphone-Zombies: Kosten für Ablenkung am Steuer steigen
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Der Newsletter "Endlich Freitag!" des Freitag thematisiert die zunehmende Debatte über Ost-West-Ressentiments in Deutschland, insbesondere die Kritik an Spiegel-Kolumnist Nikolaus…
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Museo Reina Sofía Hosts Study Day on Aurèlia Muñoz and Fiber Art
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The Museo Reina Sofía in Madrid will present 'Perspectivas transnacionales sobre Aurèlia Muñoz y el arte de la fibra' on September 2, 2026, as it wraps up the exhibition 'Aurèlia…
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Clouds May Lose Cooling Effect, Researcher Warns of Climate Impact
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Clouds currently cover two-thirds of the Earth and play a crucial role in cooling the planet, but the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) identifies them as the…
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Faraz Shariat's Berlinale Winner 'Staatsschutz' Hits Theaters
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Faraz Shariat's film 'Staatsschutz' (State Protection), which won at the Berlinale, is now showing in theaters. The legal thriller follows Seyo Kim, a young German prosecutor…
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GoPro Mission 1 Pro ILS Review: Interchangeable Lens Camera Impresses but Niche
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GoPro has released the Mission 1 Pro ILS, an interchangeable lens version of its professional action camera, priced at $700. The camera features a Micro Four Thirds mount but…
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Prince Harry and Meghan Return to UK After Six Years, Children to Start School in Britain
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Prince Harry and Meghan, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, have returned to the United Kingdom after a six-year absence, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the family. The…
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Paloceras: Sculptural Sunglasses as Wearable Art
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Paloceras, a brand founded by Alexis Perron-Corriveau and Mika Matikainen, has gained attention for its sculptural sunglasses that blur the line between fashion and art. The…
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"Les filles aux mains jaunes" au Théâtre Libre : quatre femmes dans la Grande Guerre
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La pièce "Les filles aux mains jaunes", écrite par Michel Bellier, est actuellement présentée au Théâtre Libre. Se déroulant pendant la Première Guerre mondiale, elle suit quatre…
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Jake Lacy on Playing Emmy Rossum's Abusive Ex in 'Furious' and His Move Toward Middle-Ground Roles
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In an interview with CULTURED, actor Jake Lacy discusses his role in the Disney+ series 'Furious,' where he plays the abusive ex of Emmy Rossum's FBI agent character. Lacy, known…
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Is Pollution Making Your Skin Worse? A Deep Dive into Antipollution Skin Care
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In July, Manhattan's sky turned an eerie yellow-gray due to wildfires in Canada, prompting Mayor Zohran Mamdani to advise staying indoors and Governor Kathy Hochul's office to…
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Behr Names Grounded as 2027 Color of the Year, a Mossy Olive Green
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On Wednesday, Behr Paint revealed its Color of the Year for 2027: Grounded. This mossy green, featuring brown undertones, marks the company's 10th annual selection. Created in…
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Film Stills Photographer Parisa Taghizadeh Reveals Her Vintage Camera Blimp on Podcast
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On the podcast Out of Frame, film stills photographer Parisa Taghizadeh showcased an old camera blimp she used to muffle the sound of her SLR or film camera on set. The blimp, a…
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Medical Bills Arrive Before Accident Claims Settle
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An article in FAD Magazine highlights the challenge of receiving medical bills from car accidents before insurance claims are settled. During the insurer's investigation of the…
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Manhattan-Sized Ice Island Breaks from Greenland's Petermann Glacier
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On August 4, 2026, the Copernicus Sentinel-1 mission from the European Space Agency captured satellite images showing a major calving event at Petermann Glacier in northwest…
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Mastodon's First Album Without Brent Hinds: 'Marrow Deep'
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Mastodon has released their first album without former guitarist Brent Hinds, titled 'Marrow Deep'. The album marks a significant transition for the band following Hinds'…
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Ridley Scott's 'Das Ende der Sterne' with Jacob Elordi: A Melancholic Walk at History's Edge
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Ridley Scott's latest film, 'Das Ende der Sterne' (The End of the Stars), features Jacob Elordi as a survivor in a world that has collapsed and is now healing. The film is…
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