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The Year Villainy Won

Villains resonate in culture due to their irrational self-belief and rejection of societal norms.

Would Iron Man vote for Trump? Poll takes on fictional characters' politics.

The YouGov poll humorously illuminates how fictional characters might align politically, highlighting a disparity in gender representation among supporters for Kamala Harris and Donald Trump.

One in four: Repeated falsehoods undermine fact-checking efforts - Poynter

Repeated false claims comprise a significant aspect of disinformation strategies in political discourse.
Fact-checking reveals a disturbing trend of deliberate misinformation among politicians.

Cue the Sun! - 99% Invisible

Reality television, once dismissed as a fad, has become a significant cultural staple with lasting influence.
Emily Nussbaum's personal experience transformed into a broader examination of reality TV's development and significance.

How the entertainment industry could be missing out on $18 billion by failing to engage Latinos

The Latino community significantly contributes to the entertainment industry, yet faces substantial underrepresentation, leading to a loss of billions in potential revenue.

transmediale's 2025 Residency Program | Berlin Art Link

transmediale's 2025 residency supports sustainable media arts practices through hybrid residencies promoting long-term collaborations.

Barking and Dagenham College student gets 'dream come true' film internship

Kevin Aquino completed a transformative internship at Dimension Studios, enhancing his film industry skills and boosting his career prospects.
The internship supports under-represented communities with professional experience and mentorship in the film industry.

elon magazine's surreal imagery & investigative research uncover musk's media spectacles

GIGACITIES COLLECTIVE critiques the celebrity media surrounding Elon Musk through a research-based art project that examines socio-economic and environmental implications.
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