August 17, 2024
European Artists

Maria Callas Was Opera’s Defining Diva. She Still Is.

She left her husband for the shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, largely giving up performing in the process. When Onassis eventually married Jackie Kennedy instead, Callas was alone and bereft, without either the vocation that had given her purpose or the man who had replaced it. Living mostly in seclusion, though always harboring hopes of returning

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The Mysteries of Early Photography

In 1830, when French-Monégasque inventor Hercule Florence was 26 years old, he wrote a long entry in his diary about the future he sensed approaching. Soon, he predicted, people from nations that had never seen each other would meet, and do so frequently. The inventions devised by Florence and many others in the 19th and

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The story of Francis Ford Coppola — Sam Wasson on the godfather of cinema

Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Before now, writing a biography of Francis Ford Coppola has been like aiming at a moving target. Where would this unique American film achiever go next? Was he (this year) a billionaire or a bankrupt?

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How Samsung’s Innovative To Take on Immersion in Its 14th Year of Leading the Digital Signage Market – Samsung Newsroom India

The role of digital signage has evolved exponentially over the last decade. While previously only seen in boardrooms and airport directories, use cases now expand far beyond, from quick serve restaurant drive-throughs to digital out-of-home (DOOH) locations like stadiums and malls. Due in part to its flexibility and versatility, traditional technology like whiteboards in the

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Offworld Biology Research: The Biolab Facility On The International Space Station

This image taken in ESA’s Columbus laboratory on the International Space Station is a snapshot of the many opportunities in space research and exploration. In the centre is the Biolab facility, a fridge-sized unit that hosts biological experiments on micro-organisms, cells, tissue cultures, small plants and small invertebrates. Performing life science experiments in space identifies

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ECB Paper Says AI is Threatening Wages, But Not Jobs So Far

The rapid adoption of AI could reduce wages, but so far is creating, not destroying jobs, especially for the young and highly-skilled, research published by the European Central Bank showed on Tuesday. From a report: Firms have invested heavily in AI leaving economists striving to understand the impact on the labour market and driving fears

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Coalition Of European Trade Groups And Artists Call On The EU For Legislative Relief From The RAAP Ruling

BRUSSELS, Belgium (CelebritryAccess) — A coalition of European artists and label groups have joined forces to urge legislators in the European Union to craft a legislative solution to the economic fallout stemming from the European Court of Justice’s 2020 ruling in the Recorded Artists Actors Performers (RAAP) case. The

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Britain is importing European colour into its culture

Hip hop beats, solvent fumes and graffiti-covered walls would once have been considered bad news in any city centre. These days, they are sponsored by the council and praised by the local Tory MP. My hometown of Southend’s City Jam 2023 – the biggest street art festival in Europe – saw in excess of 200

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Shein’s I.P.O. Presents Tests on Wall Street and Washington

Shein aims to win over Wall Street and Washington In filing confidentially for an initial public offering, Shein, the ultrafast-fashion retailer, is showing ambition on two fronts. The company and its underwriters are betting that investors will be more receptive to I.P.O.s, even though high-profile market debuts this fall largely fizzled out. Shein is also

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Czechia finalists revealed ahead of ESCZ 2024

The names of the seven finalists for ESCZ 2024 – Czechia’s national final for the Eurovision Song Contest – have been revealed. Aiko, Elly, Gianna Lei, Lenny, MYDY, Tom Sean, and Tomas Robin, will all compete in the ESCZ 2024 live show on Monday 4 December at the Roxy Club in Prague at 20:15 CET.

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