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'Romantic Friction': a new novel filled with tension, intrigue and AI
Lori Gold's new novel will make you laugh, cry and understand the world of AI much better.
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Why Lowell Native Olympia Dukakis Loved The Stage
In 2013, Jared Bowen sat down with Dukakis for Open Studio as she prepared for a role in Shakespeare and Company’s 'Mother Courage and Her Children.' -
Book Club: Eric Nguyen's 'Things We Lost To The Water'
Nguyen's debut novel follows an immigrant family as they create a life in New Orleans, each member struggling to carve out their own identity along the way. -
Will Consumers Cut The Cord On Streaming Services?
At the tail end of a pandemic that boosted demand for subscription-based entertainment, rising rates for too little content risks driving viewers away.
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Episode 37, Season 9<br> Artist Sonya Clark, Graphic artist Karl Stevens, and more
Artist Sonya Clark at the deCordova Sculpture Park and Museum, Graphic artist Karl Stevens| 26:46 -
The Making of "Romeo & Juliet"
Learn how the National Theatre and director Simon Godwin transformed "Romeo & Juliet."| 4:02
