The folks at FiveThirtyEight recently looked at the numbers as they are given to do and summarized who will likely be onstage will a little less than a […]
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Is Atlanta ready for its closeup? The Impact of the Ongoing Strike, and the Effect on the Minority Film Industry
The ongoing actors and writers strike has cast a spotlight on Atlanta’s burgeoning film industry, revealing the challenges faced by non-union workers in a state that is not […]
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A Union Resurgence, ask UPS, SAG & WGA
In a year marked by labor unrest and high-profile union drives, the American workforce is witnessing a resurgence in union activity, despite a slight decrease in union membership […]
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The Art of Leadership: A Study of Artists as Catalysts for Change in the Face of Technological Disruption
Abstract: This article attempts to explore the role of artists as leaders in society and business, particularly in the context of the ongoing strike in the motion picture […]
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Fare the Well
I do not remember a time when I was not Deadhead. Having seen the Grateful Dead more than a dozen times and the offspring artforms: Furthur, Ratdog, Wolf […]
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National Media Underplays Climate Connection in Wildfire Coverage
In an era where climate change is increasingly affecting weather patterns, a recent study by Media Matters reveals that national television news networks have largely sidestepped the climate […]
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Unbanned
The Brooklyn Public Library’s Books Unbanned program reportedly offers a complimentary library card to individuals aged 13-21. This unique initiative aims to provide access to books that have […]