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In Portugal, A DJ Priest Spins Up Electronica For His Parishioners

To be fair, he also caters to non-parishioners, and even non-believers, at the dance hall. - MSN (AP)

Director Michael Winterbottom On Finding His Passion

"In my teens, I went to ... fortnightly foreign-language film screenings religiously. I was always desperate to escape, and these films briefly transported me all over the world." - The Guardian (UK)

Making A Hugely Popular Dance Game Accessible

Just Dance has more than 500 choreographed routines from around the world - and has now added dance routines for people using wheelchairs. - BBC

Who Won The National Translation Awards?

"In the title poem, 'one long-serving intellectual screamed at his friend / When I’m talking about democracy / you shut the hell up.'" - LitHub

Artists Rally In NYT Headquarters To Call Out The Newspaper’s Gaza Coverage

"About 150 artists and cultural workers including photographer Nan Goldin and poet Eileen Myles flooded the lobby of the New York Times headquarters in midtown Manhattan." - Hyperallergic

Want To Know The Roots Of Inequality?

Look no farther than the art of Europe in the Middle Ages. - Fast Company

Face It, Prestige TV Is Over

"It’s a story of dizzying success, followed by hubristic overreach and cautious retreat." - The Observer (UK)

Can We Please Not Resurrect The First-Person-Industrial-Media-Complex?

Just stop (again) with the personal essay craze. - Out of Your League

Prince Harry’s Lawsuit Against The Daily Mail Publisher Is Allowed To Continue

"As well as Prince Harry, the newspaper group faces multiple claims of 'gross breaches of privacy' from Sir Elton John, David Furnish, Elizabeth Hurley, Sadie Frost, Sir Simon Hughes and Baroness Doreen Lawrence." - BBC

First They Took ‘Sex’ Out Of The Title, Then They Shut Down The Whole Site

Why did G/O shut down Jezebel when millions of readers click every day? You can blame AI - and "brand safety." - 404 Media

When The Final Curtain Is Only The Beginning Of The Evening

New York theatres are finally starting to take advantage of relaxed laws around alcohol so they can be their own theatre bars. It's a new mix for a city that had weirdly puritanical laws for a long time. - The New York Times

Why Do So Many People In The U.S. Love To Forge Viking Artifacts?

Turns out you don't have to feel bad about stolen land if it was your country's land to begin with. - Slate

The Countess Who Brought Us Pasolini And Zeffirelli Has Died At 89

Marina Cicogna was Italy's first woman producer - and despite her family name and heritage, her path was far from simple. - The New York Times

Can Creativity Inspire And Transform Medicine?

"Medicine has a 'creativity problem,' ... and too many people working in health care are resigned to the status quo, the dehumanizing bureaucracy." Call in the artists! - NPR

How Film Shaped Sondheim’s Work

Sondheim loved film. "Sondheim told Secrest, 'During my formative years, movies really molded my entire view of the world.'" - American Theatre

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