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Amélie Was Really a KGB Spy: Jean-Pierre Jeunet Re-Edits His Beloved Film, Amélie, into a New Comedic Short

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Jelena’s song

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The scar of identity

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Nature Isn’t Called ‘the Wild’ for Nothing: A Queer Ecology Reading List

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The answer to every question

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Behold an Astonishing Near-Nightly Spectacle in the Lightning Capital of the World

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Women’s basketball: Winning eyeballs and landing windfalls

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Apparently workers are lying to their bosses about using ChatGPT

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Netflix pushes deeper into the $170B gaming industry

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Party poster

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Stuck with the soul

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Art Problems: How Do I Get a Public Art Commission?

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Rose B. Simpson Embeds Ancestral Histories in Clay

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Quiet Paintings at a Time of Sensory Overload

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Is the “Free the Nipple” Movement Too White?

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New “We ❤️ NYC” Campaign Misses the Mark

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“The Puzzling Gap Between How Old You Are and How Old You Think You Are”

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I Can Feel God’s Presence in This Portable Toilet

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1,000+ Objects at The Met Linked to Antiquities Smugglers

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Lunar Bead Necklace and Asteroid “Emoji” Head to Auction

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Scientists Create the First Full Brain Map of a Fly

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Viruses and Microorganisms Emerge from Agnes Hansella’s Macramé Installations and Sculptures

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Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum Closes Over Climate Protest

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Amélie Was Actually a KGB Spy

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Leopards Are Living Among People. And That Could Save the Species.

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Mondays at Pratt Institute: Weekly Openings of Work by Graduating Artists

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Will the Ozempic Era Change How We Think About Being Fat and Thin?

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What’s the Deal with Ozempic, the “Breakthrough” Diabetes and Weight-Loss Drug?

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O Sweet Spontaneous: E.E. Cummings’s Love-Poem to Earth and the Glory of Spring

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Kongkee Resurrects an Ancient Chinese Poet in an Energetic Cyberpunk Vision of Asian Futurism

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Roger Deakins Breaks Down His Most Iconic Films

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Rooted in the American South, ‘Souls Grown Deep Like the Rivers’ Recognizes Remarkable Artistic Traditions of Black Artists

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