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A new study suggests that keeping your data private from Apple may be harder than you thought, due to complicated settings you have to dive through.

Taylor Swift’s team have fired back at a lengthy New York Times op-ed speculating on the pop singer’s sexual identity, calling the piece “invasive”, “untrue” and “inappropriate”. 

A weekend New York Times essay spends some 5,000 words speculating about if Taylor Swift is gay/queer/bisexual.

 

Dance Reflections, a festival dedicated to choreographic innovation, is not ready to wrap yet: It picks up again next week with a collaboration betwee

Le French May celebrates its 30th anniversary in Hong Kong and French luxury jeweller Van Cleef & Arpels is presenting an eclectic dance programme around the city

In her new book, Lori Zimmer invites readers to experience the artistic gems hidden in plain sight throughout France’s capital city

The First Homosexuals: Global Depictions of a New Identity, 1869-1930, begins in the year 1869, when the word “homosexual” was coined in Europe, inaugurating the idea of ...

A new publication from Pompidou Centre realigns the history of abstract art with a focus on the vital, and often overlooked, contributions of women.

THE PRESS 160 YEARS is a series marking the launch of The The Press will revisit stories from every year of publication. Cantabrians first heard recorded sound in 1891. Five years later, they experienced the movies. “The latest scientific marvel”, the Cinematograph​, was demonstrated in a shop in High St in November 1896. The silent films were only about 30 seconds to one minute long, or as The Press reported, “between 50ft and 150ft long”. Supplied/Stuff Annabelle Whitford perfor...