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Bundanon, once the home of painter Arthur Boyd, is hosting a show that casts an overdue spotlight on the women artists spanning five generations of the Boyd family. Photograph: Zan Wimberley -
Big tech’s ‘elite victim complex’
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‘One Battle After Another’: Perfidia and Deandra friendship, explained
’Tis the season of Top 10 lists. On occasion, being at the bottom of the list is a plus.
I’m Glenn Whipp, columnist for the Los Angeles Times and host of The Envelope newsletter, wondering if you’ve felt that 1% decrease in traffic…
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Whether Netflix or Paramount buys Warner Bros., entertainment oligopolies are back – bigger and more anticompetitive than ever
News of Netflix’s bid to buy Warner Bros. last week sent shock waves through the media ecosystem.
The pending US$83 billion deal is being described as an upending of the existing entertainment order, a sign that it’s now dominated by…
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Maria Balshaw to step down as director of Tate after nine years | Culture
Maria Balshaw is to step down as the director of Tate in 2026, after a challenging nine-year tenure when she steered the organisation through the Covid-19 pandemic and had to deal with fluctuating attendance figures and financial instability.
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Comedian Jimmy Carr ‘nervous’ ahead of new film’s first weekend
BBCJimmy Carr told Radio Manchester he is nervous ahead of his new venture Comedian Jimmy Carr says he is “nervous” ahead of some news he is set to receive on Monday regarding his foray into film.
Carr told Radio Manchester: “I don’t get to be…
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a tonally uncertain Holocaust drama with a wonderful central performance
Despite a wonderful central performance from June Squibb, Scarlett Johansson’s directorial debut is a sentimental, tonally uncertain drama about grief and holocaust survival
Eleanor Morgenstein, a 94-year-old Midwesterner living in…
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Residents to decide on renaming street honouring former prince Andrew
GoogleThe street was named after the former prince over 50 years ago Renfrewshire council will consult residents on renaming a street which honours the former Prince Andrew.
Councillors said residents on Andrew Avenue in Renfrew should have a say…
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Kate Winslet Says She ‘Couldn’t Wait’ to Turn 50
You’re the youngest honoree for AARP’s Movies for Grownups 25 Most Fabulous Women Over 50! How did you approach turning 50?
Oh my God, I couldn’t wait. I was so excited. As I’ve gotten…
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Adventist-Developed “Crown of Life” Game Aims to Bring Bible Stories to Life
12 December | St Albans, UK [Joe Philpott]
A new mobile game released in 2025 by a young Adventist developer in Spain is offering children and teens across the Trans-European Division (TED) a familiar, digital way to learn about the Bible…
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