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June arts events: Nat Zegree, ‘Stomp,’ ‘Hamlet’ and more
The temperature’s rising but Orlando cultural organizations aren’t slowing down: A sampling of June’s diverse plays, concerts ...
My father told me that I was a hopeless disappointment. He’s the reason my battle with my weight has been such an endless source of self-loathing: SARAH VINE
How. The. Hell. Did. I. Get. Here? This was how I felt from the minute my husband Michael went into politics to the minute ...
Park Sueye triumphs at International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition
Three years after violinist Yang In-mo became the first Korean to win the International Jean Sibelius Violin Competition, ...
Bleeding blue: All that we are looking to extract from the oceans
Countries are starting to work out how to exploit the deep seas. But we still don’t really know how they work.Is it already ...
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5 Ways White Russian Émigrés Influenced French Culture
After the Russian Empire’s collapse, the USSR hemorrhaged aristocrats, artists, and intellectuals. The first refugee wave ...
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Huang Yi, Zhang Haochen and HK Phil Shenzhen Concert Set For This Month
Van Cliburn Gold Medal winner and Avery Fisher Prize recipient Zhang Haochen returns to perform with the HK Phil at the ...
Festival de Pentecôte 2025: when Italians enchant Rueil-Malmaison
From June 6 to 9, 2025, the Festival de Pentecôte in Rueil-Malmaison celebrates cultural exchanges between Italy and France, ...
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A Four-Year-Old Violin Prodigy Blossoms in Greece
At just four years old, Annie—daughter of Chinese immigrants in Athens—is captivating audiences with her extraordinary violin talent. Inspired by Greek virtuoso Leonidas Kavakos, this young prodigy is ...