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Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises Over $3 Million, Karol G Alone
Accounts for $1 Million
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More than 30 artists participated in “Colombia: Voces por la Vida,” which
drew over 32,500 people in Bogotá.
Colombia Earthquake Benefit Concert Raises O...
10 hours ago
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What’s New in Translation: August 2026
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This week, our reviewers introduce eight titles that range from political
thought to chimeric fictions. Amongst them are a collection of absurdist
plays fr...
15 hours ago
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Lit Hub Daily: August 24, 2026
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How surveillance technology infuses policing with even more racial bias. |
Lit Hub Politics Why studying Goldilocks can help us write emotionally
resonant ...
18 hours ago
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Get Back to your Tenements! The Modern Relevance of Nuts In May
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Adelle Stripe pitches up to revisits Mike Leigh's 1976 cult classic,
chewing 72 times to realise that she might have more in common with Keith
and Candi...
20 hours ago
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The Week August 24–30, 2026
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Openings and events at attaque[e]r le visible, DAS MINSK, Gropius Bau, KW,
Long Night of Museums, Flipping the Coin, Galerie im Turm, Spreepark Art
Space, ...
21 hours ago
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In Memory
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*Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are informed that the
following text contains the name of a person who has passed away.*
It's almost a yea...
2 days ago
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No. 33
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Today’s College Kids Don’t Party Like We Did Bluto Blutarsky has left the
campus. The latest numbers confirm what anyone who’s walked a college quad
in the...
3 days ago
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Teddy Bears Never Die by Cho Yeeun, translated by Sung Ryu
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Teddy Bears Never Die is a well done horror-crime novel, drawing from both
genres to create something bleak and scary but also ultimately hopeful.
3 days ago
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Recycling food waste has a huge climate upside and a surprising downside.
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A study of American composting and biogas schemes finds a climate win is
shadowed by a microplastics problem. The clue is what food is wrapped in.
3 days ago
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Escape Pod 1059: A Little Freedom Makes Us Rebels
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Author : Kathleen Schaefer Narrator : Heather Thomas Host : Tina Connolly
Audio Producer : Summer Brooks Escape Pod 1059: A Little Freedom Makes Us
Rebels ...
4 days ago
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3 Stella N’Djoku translations by Julia Pelosi-Thorpe
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*Stella N’Djoku* is a Swiss poet, scholar, and author of Italian-Congolese
origins. Her writing is born from the intersection of philosophy, identity,
memo...
1 week ago
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EVENT: Artificial Intelligence and Work in a Remade World
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Join Arena, NIBS and Search Foundation for this roundtable discussion,
tackling what the rapid acceleration of artificial intelligence (AI) means
for work ...
2 weeks ago
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Broadcaster Salema Masekela reveals white supremacist threats and
harassment at 2025 Anaheim supercross race
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1 month ago
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David Runciman: Trivial Pursuits
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Any scoring system can be abused once it gets captured. But the fact
remains that a scoring system can also be the most effective means of
exposing value c...
3 months ago
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4 months ago
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River. Cycle.
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Click here to open pdf of River. Cycle. poetry chapbook:
4 months ago
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Coping in a distressing news cycle – Interview with Alex Wake
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With 24/7 news access on our devices and the pull of algorithms to keep us
there, what can we do to cope with the onslaught of news media? RTR’s Allan
bo...
5 months ago
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Planet Puck: Mountains, mud, cobbles, gravel – Pieterse can do it all
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Rouleur gets an insight into the busy, bunny-hopping, bonkers world of one
of cycling’s greatest young talents.
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6 months ago
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2026 Men’s and Women´s Pro Cycling Calendar
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The UCI has maintained the structure of the race calendar for the 2026
season, despite the fact that…
The post 2026 Men’s and Women´s Pro Cycling Calenda...
7 months ago
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The gray whale was never dead by Gabriela Denise Frank
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Creative Nonfiction
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11 months ago
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11 months ago
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Review: “The Montegiallo School of Swearing” by Andrew HC McDonald.
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Starting over again tastes like lemons. Review: “The Montegiallo School of
Swearing” by Andrew HC McDonald.
1 year ago
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The Murky Campaign to Discredit Lab-Grown Meat
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A new ad campaign is targeting the cultivated meat industry on TV and
online. Industry supporters criticize it as unscientific.
2 years ago
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‘Act now!’: Food firms massively unprepared as US water risks reach boiling
point
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Immediate collective action among food companies, municipal actors and NGOs
is needed to avert a water crisis that poses real short-term threats to the
f...
3 years ago
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Great Aunt Mavis and the Trees
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Mavis arrives after a decade’s absence, wild grey hair and weathered skin,
rust-speckled motorbike burping blue smoke. She hugs us, then lifts her
hands ...
3 years ago
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A bridge too far: Die Brücke and colonialism
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A new exhibition explores the modernist art movement's problematic
relationship to Germany’s colonial past.
4 years ago
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BRAD BARRETT PRESENTS THE 1969 MALIBU AAAA
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At the end of 1967, the United States Surfing Association split into four
separate entities, one for the West Coast (Western Surfing Association, or
WSA), ...
5 years ago
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