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Sting will be performing his song "What Could Have Been" at The Game Awards, which is an original track from the soundtrack of Arcane.

Data breaches in Washington are way up: The pandemic-era push to work, go to school, play, shop, and make fun of Mark Zuckerberg online has come with a shockingly high increase in cyber crimez, according to a Seattle Times analysis of a new report from Attorney General Bob Ferguson's office. In 2018, a record-setting 3.5 million breach notices went out to Washingtonians. This year brought 6.3 million data breach notices. If you don't want to...

GenScript USA Inc. has opened a larger than 50,000-square-foot facility for highly automated gene synthesis and plasmid preparation services

A pamphlet by Mouvement Communiste and Kolektivně proti kapitálu about the wave of strikes that swept the industrialised coast of China in the summer of 2010.

An introduction to 10 of the greatest violin concertos with highly recommended recordings

The Fort Worth Symphony Orchestra will be back playing its first symphonic concerts at Bass Performance Hall this weekend.

On 31 March, two of classical music’s most accomplished artists, Maxim Vengerov and Evgeny Kissin, performed a duo recital programme of music by Brahms, Kreisler, Rachmaninoff, and Alexey Shor

The Citizen your username your email Password recovery Holding their awards are (L-R) Lucas Nyman, Richard Yang, Jodie Stone, Didi Stone. Photo/Submitted. Quartet le Petit, a chamber ensemble group comprised of Starr’s Mill High School Orchestra students, took home the top School Award and Second Place overall in the acclaimed Franklin Pond Chamber Music Competition this Memorial Day weekend. The string quartet comprising violinists Didi Stone (15) and Lucas Nyman (16), violist Jodie Ston...

Taiwan Was a Covid Haven for Performers. Then Cases Flared. One of the few places where performances continued steadily for much of the pandemic has had to shut down theaters just as they are reopening elsewhere. Taiwan’s success taming the virus had allowed its theaters and concert halls to remain open. But a new outbreak has forced Zhongshan Hall, shown here, and other venues to close just as they are finally reopening elsewhere in the world.Credit...I-Hwa Cheng for The New York Times May 2...

This summer, Dorothy Junginger will be a member of of the National Youth Symphony of the United States of America.