What is protest, if not the trembling murmur of a society’s conscience? Across centuries and continents, protest has not only ...

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New diffusion AI models that make songs from scratch are complicating our definitions of authorship and human creativity.

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Paul Hunter and Aeysha Carr's 10-episode series examines faith and fate with zany nods to the Book of Jonah and plenty of ...

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Onstage now through May 11, the IRT’s production of “The Play That Goes Wrong,” presented by Oxford Financial, is a ...

That’s despite the fact that both Trump and the MAGA movement are characterized by a vindictive, nostalgic, unapologetic ...

The truth is, luck had nothing to do with it: Larson, played here by Paul Walter Hauser, had memorized the five patterns of seemingly random blinking lights on the Big Board, successfully avoided ...