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Busan International Film Festival's 30th edition marked by Korean cinema crisis, Netflix presence, first competition launch, ...

Hollywood’s famous Magic Castle could see new leadership behind the scenes in partnership with the Academy of Magical Arts.

Throughout the U.S., the U.K., and Europe, museums are scrambling to adapt to a new reality, with far less public funding.

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The partnership will benefit 21 schools and hundreds of students, with support from FIFA and local soccer clubs aimed at helping young athletes elevate their game.

Guests can taste wine, craft beer, and more at the Brahm Moore Beverage Garden. On Saturday, the annual Naples Greatest Grape ...