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It is a gesture aimed at the Christian world, Europe and all international institutions categorically opposed to this act. Everyone is perfectly clear that this is not merely the transformat…
It's a brave new world out there, and we're all going to have to adapt. There are no limits to what our artists, technicians, actors, creators, musicians, dancers and designers can imagine t…
Governments that seem to have done best "are led by people who read fiction" she said, naming Nicola Sturgeon in Scotland, Jacinda Ardern in New Zealand, KatrÃn Jakobsdóttir in Iceland…
Rarely discussed is what "pulling" something actually entails in the digital production age, when film or tape hard copies rarely exist, as well as what the risks are of losing some content …
According to the survey of over 1,000 people in the U.S. conducted between Aug. 3"10, 70% of consumers believe COVID-19 has had a severe negative impact on movie theaters, and 69% see a seve…
Some researchers have demonstrated that disorders from schizophrenia to stroke appear to be dependent not on individual brain regions, but on the circuitry among those regions. Outside the r…
The festival has been renamed Re-Generation, and a temporary theatre constructed that, were it at normal capacity, would seat around 1,500, but for the late August event will house only 500.…
Sure, the acting is off, critics universally pan them and the dancing can be just so-so, but the category endures because there is still something so great about the completely nonsensical y…
The past six hundred million years have been mostly a span of relentless heat, during which plants and then animals first climbed up and colonized Earth's great, empty landmasses. Extreme he…
Humans have spent decades trying to teach other animals our languages"sometimes for convenience or amusement, sometimes out of scientific curiosity"but we've made little effort to learn thei…
The festival's cancellation has been a big blow to long-term fans " and to the 30,000 performers who travel to the Scottish city each August to show their work. To fill the gap, some artists…
Amid this backdrop, what are the options available to arts venues, upon which so much of the industry relies, when they find traditional spaces not fit for purpose within social distancing g…
Before Miles Davis went electric and Ornette Coleman bloomed, Brubeck was the surest name to start an argument. A cynical section of the jazz audience perceived his experimental nature as a …
Its roots go back to the Pickford-Fairbanks Studios, established in 1919 on a corner of Formosa Avenue and Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood. Renamed United Artists Studio in the 1920…
From this vantage point early in its run " and I'm pronouncing this with my fingers crossed that no virus outbreak occurs " the festival can be seen as a cultural marker in ways both subtle …
"Whether or not companies can figure out how to incorporate digital into their strategy is going to decide which will fold. Linking digital programming to data, marketing and operations is a…
Once the news broke, many of the first edits to Harris's Wikipedia page were the sort of structural maintenance done by veteran editors on the site: citing sources, attaching categories, imp…
Interviewed in the Guardian aged 80, Bream, who retired in 2002, said he was no longer playing: "The thing I feel a little annoyed about is that I know I'm a better musician than I was at 70…
The impresarios of the Democratic and Republican national conventions are facing the same theatrical problem that playwrights, stand-up comics and concert singers have been grappling with si…
Given their prevalence in the great cathedrals of Europe, it is easy to imagine that pointed stone arches and soaring ribbed vaults are Christian in origin. But the former dates back to a se…
The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, part of Birmingham City University, and the composer Edmund Hunt are to lead an effort to fuse music and historic linguistics to examine the sonic footpri…
Rebuilding Notre-Dame begins by recounting the history of the gothic cathedral with close-ups of its gargoyles, bells and sacristy alongside the rector Patrick Chauvet talking about his sens…
For one day only, tickets at the theaters will sell for 15 cents, roughly the equivalent of what it cost to watch a movie in 1920. That's the year that the company's founders, the Dubinsky B…
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The latest figures for 2019 represent a slowdown in the growth of the number of completed projects seen each year since 2016, as well as the fourth consecutive drop in the number of announce…
