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fromThe New Yorker
1 month ago

Jenny Saville, the Body Artist

Jenny Saville's exhibit showcases the complexities of human experience in the digital age through her depictions of the female form.
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fromLos Angeles Times
2 months ago

Gabito Ballesteros is led by love in new album 'Ya No Se Llevan Serenatas'

Gabito Ballesteros' new album offers a modern take on romance, blending traditional serenades with today's digital expressions of love.
fromBuzzFeed
2 months ago

Older People Are Sharing With A 22-Year-Old What Life Was Like Before 9/11

One major difference that is tough to even remember, let alone to describe to someone who didn't live through it, was how parochial information was back then. Take any obscure factoid, for example: What happened downtown this afternoon? Where was a certain rock star born? Who was the goaltender on the 1980 Swedish Olympic team? Today, you can call it up in a matter of seconds; back then, you had to either have the knowledge, have someone who did, or have access to people or resources that did. Otherwise, you shrugged and went on with your day. There was no falling down Wikipedia rabbit holes.
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fromPoynter
3 months ago

The Mercury News put all its news on the web for free 30 years ago. Did it open Pandora's box? - Poynter

The transition to online journalism began with experiments like Mercury Center, setting the expectation of free news online.
fromFilm Courage
7 months ago

The Ultimate Guide To Film Distribution And Marketing - Jon Reiss [FULL INTERVIEW]

Marketing is about connecting filmmakers with their audience, especially in a content-saturated environment.
Distribution is considered easier compared to the complexities of effective marketing today.
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