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U2 reveals name of 50th anniversary album (opens the original)
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Speaking on a podcast, lead singer Bono confirmed long-standing rumors that they were preparing to release their 15th album, thrilling fans who are set to attend commemorative events this weekend in the Irish capital. "I can't say it. I'm going to say it," Bono teased on an Irish Times podcast, which looked back on their career. "The new album is called 'Carnaval de Luz' ... it's strong stuff," Bono added while reminiscing about the four-piece band's formation in the kitchen of drummer Larry Mul
Spotting AI writing: How reliable are the AI detectors? (opens the original)
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An X account with a handful of followers sparked the controversy by claiming that the AI-detecting program Pangram had concluded the tale of a Haitian migrant travelling to Canada had been largely written by a text-generator such as Claude or ChatGPT. Orelien, 38, denies the allegations and has said he will prove that he wrote the book, which has been sold to publishers in more than 20 countries. "I didn't write this novel with my head, but with my guts and my heart," he told AFP recently. AFP r
Doom Loop? Ed Sheeran struggles against Gaza tide (opens the original)
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Ed Sheeran faces boycott calls and desertions, leaving the British singer with a career crisis that underlines how even the world's biggest stars are being sucked into the politics of the war in Gaza. Ahead of his next scheduled concert on Saturday, the "Shape of You" pop icon has spent a week scrambling to save his Loop Tour and his public image as criticism rained down from peers and social media users. The 35-year-old's problems began with rapper friend Macklemore, who spoke in favour of Pale
Danish WWII drama wins top prize at Venice festival (opens the original)
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"Woman Unknown" had been a major talking point of the festival due to its subject matter, which has rarely been explored in film, and because director May el-Toukhy was almost alone as a woman director in the event. Only one other woman – Israel's Rachel Szor, co-director of the chilling documentary "NAZA" about Israel's war on Gaza – was behind the 21 films vying for prizes at the star-studded closing ceremony in Venice. "'Woman Unknown' is about the female body as a battleground and a public m
Celine Dion: the Quebec star's long and painful road to return (opens the original)
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PARIS, France — Celine Dion has spent years in intense physical and voice therapy helping her overcome her rare neurological condition that causes muscle spasms so strong they leave her with injuries. The Quebec-born singer of "My Heart Will Go On" will see her dream of returning to the stage finally materialize on Saturday when she steps out at the Plenitude Arena in Paris. Over the course of 26 dates — 16 in September and October, then another 10 next May — the crooner will look to demonstrate
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