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Poetry in Representation of Nature: Iranian Artist Farideh Lashai Fadrideh Lashai is a multimedia artist, a perfect artist. It is forty years now that she paints and having held 25 solo exhibitions and participating in more than 80 group exhibition she is one of the most active Iranian female visual artists known. -Tavoos Read more [...]

South Korea probes Apple about tracking feature SEOUL – SOUTH Korea’s telecoms regulator said on Monday it had launched an inquiry into Apple to see whether the US giant’s collection of location data from its iPhone and iPad users violates privacy rules. The probe follows claims that Apple traced and stored geographical data from its [...]

Annie Hall, Annie Hall Another Saturday night, another night of revelry. Just kidding. It’s just one more weekend night. I’ve spent a lot of these alone with my faithful TV — the one in the bedroom, not the one in the front room that Jeff, my son-in-law, installed for me with all the up-to-the-minute stuff [...]

The first great protest song Billie Holiday’s 1939 song about racist lynchings stunned audiences and redefined popular music. In an extract from 33 Revolutions Per Minute, his history of protest songs, Dorian Lynskey explores the chilling power of Strange Fruit It is a clear, fresh New York night in March 1939. You’re on a date [...]