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Winckelmann on Greek Art: 'Become Great, Imitate the Greeks'

Have two actors ever fallen out over who gets top billing in a film?

Steve McQueen had a persistent inferiority complex towards Paul Newman. It began with the boxing biopic Somebody Up There Likes Me (1956) in which Newman led the cast as Rocky Graziano.

This NYC Symposium Gives a Rare Spotlight to Lost Films, from Jim Henson Obscurities to Bizarre Medical Shorts

The biennial Orphans brought films abandoned by their copyright holders to the Museum of the Moving Image this April, a rare opportunity to see forgotten works.

Orphan Film Symposium 2024 Brings Abandoned Films to New York

The NYU-produced Orphans gathered scholars, archivists, and preservationists for a range of media obscurities in April 2024.

Milestones: April 1, 2024

Why Is Johns Hopkins Still Honoring an Antisemite?

Underground car parks could be used to heat water and save energy

Underground car parks act like heaters for the ground and according to a new research from Germany and Switzerland, the energy this generates could be used to heat buildings. Researchers from involving Germany's University of Halle and the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, as well as Switzerland's Basel University analysed the temperatures in 31 underground car parks in various cities in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. In six of them, they were also able to measure the temperature of the grou

In 2024, Germany's foreign policy will work in crisis mode

In early December, the Association for the German Language chose the term Krisenmodus, or "crisis mode," as its word of the year. The term aptly captures the state of German foreign policy.