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Hugh Jackman Anchors Gritty A24 Reimagining of Robin Hood

Study Finds People Tend to Turn Counterclockwise When They Walk

Critics Praise Hafsia Herzi’s The Little Sister for Its Restrained, Realist Take on a Queer Coming‑of‑Age

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Israel Plans Defamation Suit Over Kristof Column as New York Times Defends It

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At UN, Jaishankar Urges a Broader Story of Science and Fair Access to Tech

Fliaraxá 2026 Honors José Eduardo Agualusa as Festival Opens This Week

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Black Boy in Early Reynolds Portrait Identified as Boston Jersey

Ian Curtis Archive Exhibition to Open in New York on June 25

Facial-Recognition Study Flags Holbein Sketch as Possible Anne Boleyn

Lucrecia Martel’s First Documentary Revisits Chocobar’s Killing Through a 2018 Trial

Fernando Novais, Leading Brazilian Historian, Dies at 93

Study Recasts Post-Rome Europe as Integration, Not Invasion

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