The Irish TimesEN
Dublin tenant who told RTB of ceiling piece falling on âsonâs cotâ awarded damages
Tenant Stephen Russell initially awarded âŹ20,000, but deductions made over failure to pay rent and refusal of access
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The AgeEN
âFinal piece of the puzzleâ: Western Sydney Airport opens for business
The first domestic Jetstar flight has departed Sydneyâs new airport as the low-cost carrier bets big on Australiaâs first new major airport in 50 years.
CNBCEN
On the ground at Nvidia's AI showpiece: Jensen-mania, robot ducks and neocloud distress
The word on the ground from Nvidia's GTC conference in Berlin.
VarietyEN
âWildwoodâ Director Travis Knight on AI: âAn Amazing Piece of Technologyâ But âIâm Not Embracing It at Allâ
âWildwoodâ director Travis Knight is weighing in on Hollywoodâs use of AI. âIâm not embracing it at all,â Knight told me Wednesday night at AFI Festâs opening night U.S. premiere of âWildwood.â âI see technology as a tool, and we use technology at Laika. A pencil is technology, a paintbrush is technology, a 3D printer [âŠ]
The Hollywood ReporterEN
âWildwoodâ Director Travis Knight on Spending 16 Years to Create His Stop-Motion âMasterpieceâ
The filmmaker and Nike scion poured untold millions into his critically acclaimed "grand experiment." But he knows the real test is yet to come.
The NationalEN
From borrower to lender: How Louvre Abu Dhabi is sharing its masterpieces with the world
More than five centuries ago, the workshops of Mamluk Cairo produced an elaborate wool carpet decorated with three medallions. Prized across the Mediterranean, such carpets were coveted by Europe's wealthy and powerful, commissioned by popes and exchanged as diplomatic gifts. The rare carpet, now part of Louvre Abu Dhabi 's permanent collection, returned to
The New York TimesEN
In Six Decades of Public Life, I Never Thought I Would Write This Piece
Trumpâs meddling would have dark consequences for our democracy and our prosperity.
Daily MaverickEN
OBITUARY: Lovell Friedman â Cape mosaic artist who built public memory from broken pieces
Lovell Friedmanâs footprints remain across Cape Town, the city she loved. They are set in glass and ceramic, in murals that give voice to the forgotten, in benches that offer sanctuary and in art that brings solace to the vulnerable.
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