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You wouldn't delete a movie (opens the original)
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The nerds are revolting. In July, Sony announced a total moratorium on disc production for its Playstation devices. The company will discontinue its physical games at the beginning of 2028, and since gamers can’t resell their digital purchases, the decision will destroy an existing second-hand market. Sony will be able to edit, and theoretically delete, any copy of any video game in its system. “There are no benefits to this change,” said the gaming YouTuber penguinz0, in a video called “Everyon
Ariana Grande’s fans need to let go (opens the original)
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Ariana Grande has had enough. It’s been a hard few years of public attention, and she wants you to know it. In a controversial video for her new song Petal, she plays a midcentury starlet who wreaks bloody revenge on the casting agents who continually reject her. First she appears as a visibly thin Audrey Hepburn type. “Could stand to lose a few pounds,” one writes on his notepad. So she comes back dressed as Sandy from Grease. You can see her sternum, and most of her ribcage. The video might ju
Music, Fashion, Film is Charli xcx at her subversive best (opens the original)
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“i think the constant demand for access to women’s bodies and our faces in album artwork is mysoginistic [sic] and boring,” tweeted Charli xcx in 2024. She wasn’t on the fluorescent front cover of brat, her EDM magnum opus, and she isn’t on her new one, either. It’s rather helpful that she isn’t. The key to Music, Fashion, Film is ageing rock musician John Cale, who stares out at us from the front cover. He serves one purpose as Charli’s Euterpe; Scorsese is there for film and Marc Jacobs, lurki
How to kill a university's reputation (opens the original)
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The sleepy city of Exeter has become the locus of the country’s fraught battle over universities. Three weeks ago ago, its local university announced plans to lay off 150 teaching and support staff. Managers are expected to escape unscathed; Stem teaching and research will largely remain intact. Eighty-five per cent of staff at risk of redundancy are in the humanities, according to the university’s union. Britain’s thinkers are upset. Rowan Williams has expressed concerns about the decline of “h
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