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University of Liverpool Acquires Complete Archive of Poet Roger McGough

The University of Liverpool has acquired the complete archive of poet Roger McGough, including over 40 boxes of manuscripts, correspondence, diaries, and artworks, offering a comprehensive view of his prolific career and cultural contributions.

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Russell T Davies’s It’s a Sin to Become a Visceral Dance Production by Rambert

Russell T Davies’s acclaimed series It’s a Sin is being adapted into a visceral dance production by Rambert, featuring choreography by Benoit Swan Pouffer and music by Roman GianArthur, with executive production by Davies and Pet Shop Boys.

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Nicholas Brendon, Buffy Actor Known for Xander, Dies at 54

Nicholas Brendon, famed for his role as Xander on Buffy the Vampire Slayer, died at 54 in his sleep of natural causes, his family confirmed. He was also known for his passion for art and advocacy for stuttering awareness.

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Nicholas Brendon, Buffy the Vampire Slayer Actor, Dies at 54

Nicholas Brendon, famed for his role as Xander Harris in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, died at 54. His family confirmed he passed peacefully in his sleep. Brendon was also known for his art, health advocacy, and candidness about personal struggles.

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Rhiannon Boyle Highlights the Challenges of Motherhood in New Drama Series

Playwright Rhiannon Boyle discusses the honest challenges of motherhood portrayed in her drama Anfamol, highlighting the balance of parenting and career, and the upcoming second series airing on S4C from 5 April.

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Belfast Actor Packy Lee Stars in Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man Film

Belfast actor Packy Lee stars as Johnny Dogs in the highly anticipated 2026 film Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man, continuing the saga of Tommy Shelby and his family amid World War Two.

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Midwinter Break Review: A Poignant, Sharp, and Exceptionally Acted Drama

Polly Findlay’s Midwinter Break is a sharp, poignant drama about a Northern Irish couple confronting faith, secrets, and the past during a midwinter holiday in Amsterdam.

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Willem de Kooning’s Early Work Revealed in Princeton Exhibition

Princeton University Art Museum presents 'The Breakthrough Years,' showcasing Willem de Kooning's transformative 1945-50 works, highlighting his evolution between abstraction and figuration.

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Sony Removes Over 135,000 AI-Generated Fake Songs of Its Artists from Streaming

Sony Music has requested removal of over 135,000 AI-generated fake songs impersonating its artists, highlighting growing concerns over deepfake music and streaming fraud amid rising industry revenues.

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Ghent Exhibition Highlights Baroque Female Artists Rediscovered from the Low Countries

The Ghent Museum of Fine Arts presents an exhibition showcasing over 40 rediscovered female Baroque artists from the Low Countries, highlighting their historical significance and challenging traditional art narratives.

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Portrait of a Confused Father: A Filmmaker’s Journey Through Loss and Memory

Norwegian director Gunnar Hall Jensen’s documentary chronicles his son Jonathan’s life from birth to his tragic death in 2023, exploring grief, fatherhood, and the complex role of the camera in their relationship.

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Yorgos Lanthimos Unveils Absurdist Photography in Athens Exhibition

Oscar-nominated director Yorgos Lanthimos presents his absurdist photography in Athens, revealing Greece through his unique lens. Collaborating with Emma Stone, he explores body parts, imperfections, and intimate moments, stepping back from filmmaking to focus on personal art.

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