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[ad_1] Music festivals can’t help but take in some of their own excitement from their own setting, as shown in such wide-ranging films as “Monterey Pop”, “Woodstock” and “Summer of Soul”. As witnessed by musicians from all over the world in the documentary “Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story,” directed by Frank Marshall and Ryan …
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[ad_1] Roughly 17 million Americans have received the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine, but it will later be said to be the least protective of the options in the United States. But new data shows that the vaccine now prevents infections.hospitalizations and deaths, at least as well as Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. The reasons are …
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[ad_1] Roughly 17 million Americans have received the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine, but it will later be said to be the least protective of the options in the United States. But new data shows that the vaccine now prevents infections.hospitalizations and deaths, at least as well as Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. The reasons are …
Continue reading “As virus data grows, J.&J. The vaccine is unique.”
[ad_1] On his bus to Canton, Ohio for the 2005 Hall of Fame game, John Madden was talking about his favorite season—not spring or summer—but football season. Sitting side-by-side in a diner-style cabin, Madden described how he woke up like a bear from hibernation as the NFL season approached. He had recently been to Chicago …
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[ad_1] At the time, the sub-weekly was the most comfortable publishing post with high stakes, open ears, indelible talent, and endless possibilities. And in that ecosystem, Tate was the lodestar. Take the visionary “Cult-Nats Meet Freaky-Deke”. article He called for “a popular poststructuralism – accessible writing aimed at deconstructing all Black culture”, which appeared in …
[ad_1] CHICAGO – At the entrance to “Thinking” Joyful. I mean Me. I mean you.” stunning, flag-raising new Barbara Kruger retrospective (and elaboration) At the Art Institute of Chicago, you’ll stumble upon one of the artist’s videos set up like a blockade. It’s an image that clicks loudly with each new piece added, put together …
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[ad_1] Seven years ago, the Wu-Tang Clan’s one-of-a-kind album “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin” was created as a protest against the depreciation of music in the digital age. He was soon caught up in the story of capitalist evil when he was bought by young price-voting drug speculator Martin Shkreli, who was later convicted …
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[ad_1] Historic Five-Bedroom Home in Scottish Loch $2.77 MILLION (2 MILLION Pounds) This is a five bedroom HouseLocated in the Arts and Crafts style with Swiss influences, it sits on the banks of Loch Leven near the village of Ballachulish in the West Highlands of Scotland. Dubbed the Dunbeg House, the 5,183-square-foot marmalade-toned stone house …
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