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Barbara Kopple's 2002 Documentary 'The Hamptons' Streams on Le Cinéma Club
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Barbara Kopple's nearly three-hour documentary 'The Hamptons,' first aired on ABC in summer 2002, is now streaming for a limited time on Le Cinéma Club. The film captures the…
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Don Weber's Slides: Rare Images of Chairmaking History
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Lost Art Press published a blog post featuring a carousel of slides from Don Weber, a woodworker known for his extensive collection of rare books on the craft. The slides were…
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Emil Cioran: The Philosopher Who Saw Life as a Mistake
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A retrospective on TheCollector highlights Emil Cioran, a Romanian-born philosopher who later became a French citizen, recognized for his nihilistic and absurdist perspectives.…
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Six Compact EVs Redefining Small Car Design
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A fresh trend of compact electric vehicles is surfacing in Europe, fueled by the increasing need for smaller automobiles amid regulatory constraints on 'carspreading.' Dezeen…
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Yoshitoshi Shinomiya's 'Une aube nouvelle' Blends Animation Techniques in Tale of Family Fireworks Firm
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In 'Une aube nouvelle', director Yoshitoshi Shinomiya illustrates the struggles of a family-owned fireworks business threatened by expropriation linked to urban development. This…
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Toy Story 5 Hits Digital Streaming After $1 Billion Box Office
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Toy Story 5, the latest installment in Disney and Pixar's animated franchise, will be available for digital purchase on Tuesday, Aug. 18, following its theatrical run that grossed…
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Raymond Pettibon's Punk Album Covers Explored in New Essay
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A new essay on American Suburb X examines Raymond Pettibon's iconic album cover art for punk bands, particularly Black Flag. The author reflects on how Pettibon's seemingly…
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SEC Postpones Regulation Crypto Proposal Meeting, Leaving Industry in Limbo
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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed a meeting that was set for Friday regarding "Regulation Crypto" due to an unexpected scheduling conflict, with no…
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Why Italians Picnic on Ferragosto: Social Rituals and Collective Effervescence
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On August 15, millions of Italians gather for outdoor meals, beach days, or museum visits, a tradition rooted in both religious and secular history. While the Catholic feast of…
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Inde Navarrette Cast as Rogue in Marvel's X-Men Reboot
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During Disney's D23 showcase, Marvel announced the cast for its forthcoming X-Men reboot, featuring Inde Navarrette, known for her role in the horror sensation Obsession, as…
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Weekly Entertainment Guide: Tony Biopic, Jungle's New Album, and More
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The entertainment guide from The Guardian for August 15-23, 2026, highlights a variety of events. In film, Dominic Sessa portrays Anthony Bourdain in 'Tony,' directed by Matt…
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Russia's Military Bases in Syria to Become Joint Training Centers
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According to a deal revealed by the Syrian foreign ministry on Sunday, Russia's involvement in Middle Eastern affairs has evolved into that of a 'secondary power.' This agreement…
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Festival de journalisme explores the political dimension of celebration
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The fifth and sixth episodes of the 'Festival international de journalisme' podcast series, titled 'Pourquoi la fête est politique,' examine how festive practices reflect a…
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Hon's BBQ: Texas Smoke Meets Hong Kong Flavor in Hackney Wick
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Hon Luk, the creator of London’s cherished second-hand record store Vinyl Pimp, has launched Hon's BBQ, a permanent eatery situated above Crate Brewery in Hackney Wick. His…
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J Mascis on Panic Attacks, New Album, and the Best Guitar Sound
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In an interview conducted during a bike ride to a Notting Hill record shop, J Mascis, frontman of the alternative rock band Dinosaur Jr., discussed his aversion to happy songs,…
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Coyote vs Acme: Satirical Lawsuit Echoes Online Retail Woes
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The film 'Coyote vs Acme', a spry satire, depicts the cartoon anti-hero Wile E. Coyote suing the supplier of faulty goods, drawing parallels to online retail and the film's own…
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J.D. Salinger, Author of 'The Catcher in the Rye,' Dies at 91 in New Hampshire
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J.D. Salinger, the reclusive author of 'The Catcher in the Rye,' has died at the age of 91 at his home in New Hampshire. Salinger's novel, published in 1951, became a defining…
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French TV Replay Picks: Léon Marchand, Eclipse, Queer Anthems, and Influencers
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The French newspaper Le Monde has published its weekly selection of television programs available for replay, featuring a diverse range of content. Among the highlights is a…
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German Environment Minister Proposes Constitutional Change for Heat Protection
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As Germany experiences record temperatures around 40 degrees Celsius, Federal Environment Minister Carsten Schneider of the SPD has proposed amending the Basic Law (Grundgesetz)…
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Kolumbiens neuer Präsident Abelardo de la Espriella behindert Erdbebenhilfe
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Am 7. August wurde Abelardo de la Espriella als Präsident Kolumbiens vereidigt. Die Zeremonie fand in einer privaten Universität in Cali statt, gefolgt von seiner ersten Ansprache…
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Oxfam Study Reveals Extreme Inequality in Climate Change Contributions
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A new Oxfam study quantifies the stark disparity in how the rich and poor contribute to climate change, challenging the notion that heat affects everyone equally. While German…
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Lions and Tigers from Shuttered Argentine Zoo Begin Journey to Sanctuaries
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On Friday, a significant relocation process commenced for thirty big cats from a shuttered zoo in Lujan, Argentina. The animals, including lions and tigers, are being transferred…
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Americans Read Less, Buy More Homer: Cultural Consumption Trends
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A recent ArtsJournal roundup highlights shifting cultural consumption patterns. Public radio's combined audience across five noncommercial formats has grown 9.6% in two years,…
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Bella Ramsey on Teenage Freedom, Grief, and New Film Sunny Dancer
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Bella Ramsey, 22, known for Game of Thrones, reflects on missing out on teenage rebellion and finding it while filming Sunny Dancer, a movie about a summer camp for young cancer…
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Sue Nyathi's 'The Polygamist' Netflix Adaptation Sparks Global Conversation
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Sue Nyathi, a Zimbabwean writer, saw her first novel, 'The Polygamist,' transformed into a Netflix series that has quickly climbed into the top 10 most-watched shows in more than…
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Menorca's Art and Travel Highlights: From Lithica Quarry to Hauser & Wirth
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In a personal travelogue for Monocle, Andrew Tuck recounts his first visit to Menorca, highlighting the island's art and cultural attractions. He stayed at the Faustino Gran hotel…
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Creative Australia's BR Whiting Studio Residency and Other Opportunities for Creatives
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The BR Whiting Studio residency in Rome, offered by Creative Australia, allows writers to enhance their work and expand their networks, with the application deadline set for 17…
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Emily Rouleau's Colored Pencil Series Explores Paper Effects
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Artist Emily Rouleau has released a three-part video series demonstrating how different paper surfaces affect colored pencil drawings. The series, hosted on Strathmore Artist's…
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Vogue's Top Volumizing Products for Fine Hair: From Mousses to Sprays
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Vogue has published an extensive guide to the best volumizing products for fine hair, featuring expert recommendations from celebrity hairstylists Castillo Bataille and Temur…
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Trump Vows to Declare Strait of Hormuz US Territory After Defeating Iran
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At a political event held at a police academy in Garden City, New York, on Friday, President Donald Trump revealed plans to "soon" designate the Strait of Hormuz as US territory…
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Cat Cohen's 'Broad Strokes' Turns Stroke Survival into Comedy Gold
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Comedian Cat Cohen's new one-woman musical comedy show 'Broad Strokes' recounts her experience of surviving a stroke at age 30, blending self-deprecation with self-aggrandizement.…
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Vogue's Guide to the Best Gourmand Fragrances: From Vanilla to Boozy
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Vogue has released a guide focusing on gourmand fragrances, highlighting a transition from sugary aromas to more refined blends. Contributions from experts such as Autumne West,…
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Burberry's Yellow Check Pop-Up Takes Over Bridgehampton for a Weekend
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Burberry has transformed the Topping Rose House in Bridgehampton into a lively pop-up shop for a special weekend, showcasing its bright and cheerful style. This event, managed by…
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Trump dismisses concerns over USS Abraham Lincoln conditions amid Iran standoff
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On Friday, President Donald Trump downplayed worries regarding the mental health and living conditions of service members on the USS Abraham Lincoln, an aircraft carrier stationed…
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Covid-19 Can Reactivate Dormant Viruses, Study Finds
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A study released in Nature on August 5 indicates that dormant viruses can be reactivated by Covid-19, leading to more severe symptoms. The research examined 1,154 unvaccinated…
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Jason Arday, British Professor Who Rose Despite Lack of Qualifications, Reported Dead
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According to British media reports, Jason Arday has died. Arday, who became a professor at one of the world's most prestigious universities despite lacking formal qualifications,…
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Coco Jones and Donovan Mitchell's Star-Studded New York Wedding
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On August 1, 2026, NBA star Donovan Mitchell wed actress-singer Coco Jones at a private venue in New York State. Their romance began in 2023 at Michael Rubin's Fourth of July…
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Taylor Swift's First Post-Wedding Solo Outing in London
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Taylor Swift made her first solo appearance since tying the knot with Travis Kelce, enjoying a girls' night out in London just after midnight on Wednesday. She was seen leaving…
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UC San Diego Seeks Associate Professor of Acting
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The University of California San Diego's Department of Theatre and Dance is seeking a tenured Associate Professor of Acting, with an anticipated start date of July 1, 2027, and…
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DC's 'Lanterns' Debuts with 89% Fresh Score on Rotten Tomatoes
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The new DC show 'Lanterns' has kicked off with great feedback, currently holding an 89% 'fresh' rating on Rotten Tomatoes from 36 reviews. Featuring Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan…
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