If you’re at all familiar with contemporary Latin American photography, you’ve probably encountered the unforgettable image of a Zapotec woman crowned with live iguanas, radiating quiet, unshakable dignity. Captured in 1979 by Graciela…
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How Prison Inspired Jafar Panahi to Double Down on Filming Illegally – The New York Times
- How Prison Inspired Jafar Panahi to Double Down on Filming Illegally The New York Times
- ‘It Was Just an Accident’: A Master Filmmaker Gets Revenge Rolling Stone
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Three-year-old Michigan boy saves mother’s life with quick thinking after she has seizure | Michigan
Authorities in Michigan are saying a three-year-old boy is a hero after he managed to unlock his mother’s phone using her face while she experienced a severe epileptic seizure and then summoned life-saving help on a video call.
Cody James…
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Reality Breaks the Frame. Lenard Giller  |
Lenard Giller, systems/structures, 2024. Film still. Digital video transferred from 16mm film, color, silent, 107.8 ft. Courtesy of the artist and Petrine, Paris / Düsseldorf. © Lenard Giller. 
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Fans remember Liam Payne on first death anniversary in Buenos Aires
Mourners leave flowers outside hotel where late pop star’s life ended, in Buenos Aires
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The Last Dinner Party: From the Pyre review – baroque’n’roll band’s speedily released second album is overheated | Pop and rock
In an era when new bands struggle to break into the mainstream, the Last Dinner Party’s unusually swift rise (they were supporting the Rolling Stones a mere eight months after their first gig, and won the Rising Star Brit award just two years…
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Experience: I am the air guitar world champion | Life and style
I was 10 when I read an article in the local paper about the Air Guitar World Championships, which take place every year in my home town of Oulu, Finland. My parents had helped out at the very first contest back in 1996 – my mum gave out…
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‘What I do with my body is none of your business’: musician Beverly Glenn-Copeland on trans rights, cult stardom and living with dementia | Music
When Beverly Glenn-Copeland was diagnosed with a form of dementia called Late two years ago, he was advised to stay at home and do crossword puzzles. He tried, but he doesn’t like crosswords, and it didn’t feel right. One day, recalls his…
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What to know about the viral Swedish death clean. And when to do it
A swedish flag by the harbor in the village of Sandhamn on Sandön (island) in Stockholm archipelago (Getty Images/iStockphoto) The increasingly popular concept of ‘Swedish death cleaning’, a practice encouraging individuals to…
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It’s Been a Minute : NPR
Is Taylor Swift exploiting her fans?
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