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  • Conferences

    Cybersecurity experts warn of A.I.’s drawbacks in combating threats

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  • Conferences

    Fighting bias in A.I. means acknowledging it exists

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  • TOPSHOT – A replica of the Hollywood sign is seen among pumpkin decorations during the family preview night of the “Nights of the Jack” Halloween event at King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas, California, on October 1, 2021. (Photo by LISA O’CONNOR / AFP)Arts & Entertainment

    What you need to know about a possible Hollywood strike

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  • attends the world premiere of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures “Avengers: Endgame” at the Los Angeles Convention Center on April 22, 2019 in Los Angeles, California.MPW

    Scarlett Johansson’s Disney lawsuit will change Hollywood, we just don’t know how

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  • Javis Center Makeshift HospitalArts & Entertainment

    How over 100 live-event companies pivoted to building temporary coronavirus hospitals and testing sites

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  • A cyclist rides his bike by an AMC theater during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic on April 6 in San Francisco. The future of AMC remains in question after it shuttered all of its theaters and furloughed its corporate staff.Arts & Entertainment

    How movie theaters can make a comeback after the coronavirus pandemic

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  • Festival Crew MembersArts & Entertainment

    MusiCares’ COVID-19 Relief Fund gets all-star help for donations, concerts

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  • Simon-Forbes-Keough-2Retail

    These soccer stars wanted a company that aligned with their values—so they created one

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  • Actors Lauren Young (left) and Jessica Mann walk out of the courthouse after movie mogul Harvey Weinstein was sentenced to 23 years in prison on March 11 in New York City.Arts & Entertainment

    How Harvey Weinstein’s sentencing could change the entertainment industry

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  • Don Cheadle as Mo Monroe in the second season of Showtime’s “Black Monday.”Arts & Entertainment

    Don Cheadle on ‘Black Monday,’ Wall Street in the Trump era, and hope about the climate change fight

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  • Lost Girls NetflixArts & Entertainment

    How Netflix’s ‘Lost Girls’ upends the conventions of serial killer movies

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  • A security staffer stands with a sign relaying the cancellation of a concert by pop group Perfume on Feb. 26 in Tokyo. Concerts in Japan and other parts of the world have been canceled as COVID-19 concerns mount. In the U.S., it has resulted in the cancellation of the SXSW festival, as well as Miami’s Ultra Music Festival, and the postponement of Coachella.Arts & Entertainment

    How coronavirus is affecting the global concert industry, including SXSW and Coachella

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  • Quentin Tarantino (right) directs Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt on the set of “Once Upon A Time In… Hollywood.” Cinelytic predicted the film would have a domestic take of $126.1 million versus its eventual $142.5 million take.Arts & Entertainment

    No, A.I. isn’t deciding which movies to green-light

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  • “It’s a multifaceted character, very different from the character I play on ‘Sunny,'” says Rob McElhenney of his role on Apple TV+ show “Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet.”Arts & Entertainment

    Rob McElhenney on exploring misogyny and censorship in gaming with ‘Mythic Quest: Raven’s Banquet’

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  • Curtis Flowers gives his first news interview just moments after he’s freed from the Winston-Choctaw County Regional Correctional Facility, where he was transferred in September from death row.Arts & Entertainment

    ‘In the Dark’ podcast host Madeleine Baran on Curtis Flowers’ release, season three, and funding investigative journalism

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