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Think back to the late 1990s when Titanic hit theaters. It had a runtime longer than three hours, and everybody who watched it (and loved it) was amazed

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Inside a former car factory, some 8,000 visitors to a local art fair strolled among two halls of work by Black artists, including a glittering Bob Mar

Sarah Urist Green explores what makes an artists tick in her work as a curator and as the host of "The Art Assignment" on PBS-TV and now in a book, You Are an Artist: Assignments to Spark Creation.

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Michelle Goldberg argues in the New York Times that the internet has caused cultural stagnation. She's misdiagnosing the problem.

See, when gallup initially asked with which political party do you identify, in the fourth quarter the initial numbers were as follows. democrats 28%. republicans 28%. independents 42%. only after that did gallup push these people and say, well, yeah. but which way do you lean. then they got more leaning republican. which i think only re-enforces musks point. so today, ladies and gentlemen, a test, an art assignment actually. right now draw your stick figure. show me your political progression. ...