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Damien Hirst Dot/Spot Paintings

18 January 2012 Culture Editor 0

Gagosian Davies Street, Free, January 12 – February 18, 2012 The significance of patternation The dot paintings of Damien Hirst’s are on first impressions dull, uninspired and seem to be lacking strong creative engagement. Having […] […]

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  • Artificial Intelligence

    How to Measure AI Impact – are We Seeing Any Actual ROI?

    If you sit on a corporate board today, you know the script by heart. For three years, every pitch deck, budget review and strategy retreat has been saturated with the promise of artificial intelligence. It [...]
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    AI Catastrophisation: Navigating Technological Triumph and Existential Entropy

    We live in an era captivated by dystopia and the apocalyptic imaginary. Every leap in computational power triggers a dual response: a celebratory wave of techno-optimism on one side, and an immediate, visceral dread of [...]
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    The Ultimate Coastal Escape: Your Guide to Sun, Sand, Pebbles and Serenity

    Pack your bags and grab your sun cream! Whether you are dreaming of a romantic sunset stroll, a high-octane family adventure, or a cocktail-fuelled weekend with friends, the world’s coastlines are calling. In 2026, beach [...]
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    Bitcoin Soars With Hopes of Wider Acceptance

    Positive Investor Comments and News of Potential Use by Amazon and Twitter Fuel a Cryptocurrency Surge Introduction: Cryptocurrencies have surged to the top of their recent ranges after a robust week of gains, with traders [...]
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    Masters of the Menu: A Celebration of Culinary Craft, Culture, and Nutrient-Dense Heritage from the Restaurant to the Screen

    Food is the ultimate time machine. It is the only art form that engages all five senses simultaneously while telling the story of human migration, climate shifts, economic survival, and tribal identities. Long before modern [...]

WHO Warns of AI Risks for Healthcare

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Critical Overview: WHO Ethics Guidance on AI in Health The World Health Organisation (WHO) has released a new report, Ethics & Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health, which urges caution against overestimating the benefits of […]

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Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910-1940

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6 July 2013 Comments Off on Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910-1940

6 July – 29 September 2013, Royal Academy, London. 10.00 GBP About the show An exhibition which show cases the art in Mexico between 1910 and 1940 revealing the beauty and brutality of revolution and […] […]

Experience the Excitement: Rio Carnival 2022

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28 April 2022 0

Critical Overview Rio de Janeiro’s carnival is a renowned event that showcases a culture of joy, flamboyance, and sensuality. It is an annual tradition that attracts tourists from all over the world, generating substantial revenue […]

Hollywood Flops of 2026 and All Time

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The Beautiful, the Damned and the Box Office Bomb Making movies is, by all reasonable accounts, is a form of collective endeavour and creative effort akin to childbirth. You can gather the most visually arresting […]

We’ve Always Had Strong Female Leads

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8 July 2026 0

Right, let’s get into it. There’s a lazy conversation that’s been doing the rounds in film. The well-meaning but ultimately reductive chat about how we finally have strong female characters. It’s usually framed like this: […]

Power, Predation, Falls from Grace and Survival

Looking back across decades of scandals in entertainment, broadcasting and public life the pattern is eerily consistent. It was never really just about one rogue individual acting in isolation. It was often about an entire [...]
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Human Spectrums: Navigating Modern Mental Health

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Human behaviour is rarely a matter of neat categories or binary states. Across our lifetimes, the way we think, feel, process information, and interact with the physical world exists on a continuum. In recent years, […]

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Iconic Cinema Guide Some of the World’s Greatest Movie Landscapes

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Time to leave the mundane behind and set off on a journey into the cinematic past. Take a journey, walk through your mind’s eye and memory into some of the world’s most lauded silver-screen locations. […]

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Mona Hatoum, Suspended & Bunker

1 April 2011 Comments Off on Mona Hatoum, Suspended & Bunker

reviewed 01 April 2011, London, United Kingdom Mona Hatoum, Bunker, Whitecube Mason’s Yard, 25 Feb – 2 Apr 2011 This exhibition features a varied composition of art work employing both sculpture and installation discussing contemporary […] […]

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Iconic Cinema Guide Some of the World’s Greatest Movie Landscapes

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23 May 2026 0
Time to leave the mundane behind and set off on a journey into the cinematic past. Take a journey, walk through your mind’s eye and memory into some of the world’s most lauded silver-screen locations. [...]

Pandemic reshapes world economy, highlights inequality and government failures.

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A Critical Overview of the Global Economic Impact of the Coronavirus Pandemic The coronavirus pandemic has wreaked havoc on the global economy, with nearly every country affected. As governments struggle to contain the virus, businesses [...]
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Predicting the Top Global Food Trends for 2022

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An Analysis of Emerging Food Trends in 2022 Critical Overview As the world gradually recovers from the pandemic, the food industry has begun exploring new food trends that offer customers new culinary experiences while considering [...]
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Simple sushi, A Simple Recipe

29 July 2021 0
Ingredients: 2 cups of sushi rice2 cups of water1/4 cup of rice vinegar2 tablespoons of sugar1 teaspoon of salt1/2 lb of fresh tuna sashimi1 avocado, sliced1/2 cucumber, sliced1/4 cup of soy sauceWasabi pastePickled ginger Instructions: [...]
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UK Faces Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) Shortage: Causes and Consequences

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Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) is a game-changer for many women going through menopause. It helps alleviate the often-debilitating symptoms that can make life feel like a never-ending battle with hot flushes and night sweats. So [...]
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    Walking in my mind
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