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More and more artists have denounced that this technology is absorbing their works — without authorization — to learn how to imitate them. Meanwhile, the EU is preparing new regulations surrounding AI, as the U.N. held its first conference on the matter

When the Writers Guild of America was formed 90 years ago, as the Screen Writers Guild, it fought for rights that remain relevant today.

Exclusive Interview by Karen Beishuizen It all began with a French man opening a restaurant in Hollywood in 1919. His name was Frank Toulet. He partnered with Joseph Mosso in 1922 and the name of the restaurant changed to Musso and Frank Grill. They sold the restaurant to two Italian immigrants Jose

In the history of the Oscars, only three winners have refused to take home their trophies for their outstanding performances and winning categories.

The story behind the naming of the Dalton Trumbo fountain Contact CU Independent General Assignment Editor Andrew Haubner at andrew.haubner@colorado.edu. There is a fountain at the University of Colorado at Boulder that sits just next to the University Memorial Center and is almost always struck by sunlight. If you were to walk by it on any given day, you might be treated to a variety of opinions. It could be Evangelical Christians quoting scripture, or it could be the school’s Black Studen...

The blacklist began to weaken in the late 1950s and ended for Bernstein in 1959 with That Kind of Woman, starring Sophia Loren. He was soon working on The Magnificent Seven, the Hollywood adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s classic Seven Samurai, and Marilyn Monroe’s last film that never finished , Something’s Gotta Give. In the 1970s, Bernstein was able to use his own story for what became his most acclaimed project, The Front, starring Woody Allen as a stand-in for blacklisted writers and fe...