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“I’m going to take this as a win for now,” Shupe says, even though she knows that “in some ways,…
“I’m going to take this as a win for now,” Shupe says, even though she knows that “in some ways,…
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In her new memoir, Burn Book, Kara Swisher cites a 2014 profile that dubbed her “Silicon Valley’s Most Feared and…
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The biggest fight of the generative AI revolution is headed to the courtroom—and no, it’s not about the latest boardroom…
In celebration of the 30th anniversary of her acclaimed debut album, Exile in Guyville, singer songwriter Liz Phair is back…
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The artist Ida Applebroog, known for paintings, sculptures, and video works that addressed issues of politics, violence, and gender with…
When I asked the chatbot if it identifies with the monster, it responded with a familiar chatbot excuse for dodging…
Going on two weeks into the deadly crisis in the Middle East, three open letters from high-profile artists and cultural…
If the newly renovated National Museum of Women in the Arts (NMWA) in Washington, D.C., feels something like hallowed ground,…
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Florida’s Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg has made an exciting discovery about a portrait long part of its collection:…
It seemed like an unlikely collaboration: Vincent van Gogh, the Dutch Post-Impressionist artist whose mental health struggles infamously led to…