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River horror film opens Toronto's Midnight Madness
The survival slasher River, directed by Joshua Giuliano, premiered as the opener for the Toronto film festival's Midnight Madness strand.
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Director Khrzhanovsky Defends Lead Actor Currentzis
Film director Ilya Khrzhanovsky, speaking at the Venice festival, declined to denounce his Greek-Russian lead actor Teodor Currentzis for not condemning
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John Malkovich cancels Tel Aviv show over fabricated quote
Actor John Malkovich has pulled out of a planned performance in Israel after a PR firm falsely attributed a statement of solidarity to him.
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Five Standouts at Portland's Converge 45 Triennial
A review of the Portland art triennial Converge 45 highlights five standout works, including pieces by Trisha Baga and Marcus Fischer, while noting the
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Amos Gitai's Venice Film The Road to Jericho
Veteran Israeli director Amos Gitai premieres a documentary at the Venice Film Festival, using a threatened Bedouin school as a lens on the
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Adéla Jergová's Prima album dissects pop
Slovakian pop star Adéla Jergová's debut album Prima critiques music industry cynicism through meta lyrics and 2000s-inspired production.
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Galliano Exhibition Canceled, Media Reacts
The Metropolitan Museum of Art's canceled John Galliano exhibition has sparked widespread media commentary, focusing on the designer's past antisemitic remarks and the role of key fashion figures.
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Hyperallergic Lists September 2026 Grants
Hyperallergic's September 2026 listings detail over a dozen upcoming deadlines for funding and residencies, including a $10,000 prize from Foundwork and
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Dolly Parton's private Nashville funeral
Dolly Parton was buried in a private family ceremony at Woodlawn Memorial Park in Nashville on Friday, her family confirmed.
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Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launches
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope launched on August 30 to conduct three major surveys over five years, aiming to find exoplanets and study dark
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Arion Press crafts $3,000 Declaration of
San Francisco's Arion Press has produced a limited-edition, handcrafted tribute to the Declaration of Independence titled 'Declare: A Civic Gospel'.
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Mapplethorpe Foundation Denies Roy Cohn
The Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation refused to license a 1981 portrait of Roy Cohn for a new biography about him, citing concerns over its negative
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Ashley Sanchez Leads NWSL Golden Boot Race
Ashley Sanchez leads the 2025 NWSL Golden Boot race with 13 goals after a brace against Boston Legacy, edging out Barbra Banda and Temwa Chawinga as the
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Sliman Mansour: Palestinian Art Giant
Sliman Mansour, a Palestinian artist and educator, died Monday in Jerusalem at 79. His death prompted reflections from fellow artist Samia Halaby, who shares memories of his influence.
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Slayyyter finds mainstream success with sold out LA shows
Slayyyter performed two sold-out shows at the Shrine in Los Angeles to support her new album, Wor$t Girl in America. The event marked a significant shift from her subcultural roots to mainstream popularity following a financially difficult previous tour.
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Frances Tiafoe's Resurgence
The 28-year-old American tennis player is peaking at the right time, with a strong performance in Cincinnati and a favorable draw at the U.S. Open.
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The Dark Side of The Sims: Why Players Are Boycotting the Beloved Game
The Sims series has been a cultural phenomenon for over 25 years, but its recent acquisition by a group of private investors has sparked controversy among players and content creators.
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Amy Lee: The Enduring Power of Music
Evanescence's Amy Lee reflects on her career, influences, and the impact of her music on fans