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Tag: 10.12.09

Computer: The Bard Had An Accomplice — Er, Collaborator

A Shakespeare authority at the University of London “used software called Pl@giarism, developed by the University of Maastricht to detect cheating students, to compare language used in Edward III — published anonymously in 1596, when Shakespeare was 32 — with other plays of the period.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories theatreTags 10.12.09

Claim: Fingerprint, Palm Print ID Portrait As A Leonardo

A portrait in chalk, pen and ink, which was designated “‘German, early 19th century’ and sold for $19,000 at Christie’s New York in the late 1990s,” is now said to be a Leonardo, based on multispectral images that literally show “the hand – and fingerprint – of the artist in the work.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories visualTags 10.12.09

Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre Signs Music Director

“After four years without an official music director, the Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre has a three-year contract with Charles Barker, giving him the dual titles of music director and conductor.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories danceTags 10.12.09

An Indie Bookstore Is Saved; Customers Worry Anyway

Fear of change “followed news that Vroman’s bookstore in Pasadena has signed an agreement to purchase Book Soup,” a West Hollywood institution, whose founder died in January. “Customers’ worries were exacerbated by the continuing struggle [facing] independents….”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories publishingTags 10.12.09

Six Designers Shortlisted For $100K Siminovitch Prize

“The award, created in 2001 in honour of scientist Lou Siminovitch and his late wife Elinore, a playwright, is worth $100,000. The winner gets $75,000 and gives the other $25,000 to a protégé or organization of his or her choice.” This year’s prize recognizes accomplishment in Canadian stage design.

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories theatreTags 10.12.09

Video Games Are Health Food For The Brain! (Maybe.)

“[S]tudies are revealing that a wide variety of games can boost mental function, improving everything from vision to memory. Still unclear is whether these gains are long-lasting and can be applied to non-game tasks. But video games, it seems, might actually be good for the brain.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories mediaTags 10.12.09

Is Your Song Hit Material? Algorithms Render A Verdict.

Sales suggest The Black Eyed Peas’ “I Gotta Feeling” is a good song. “David Meredith, CEO of Music Intelligence Solutions, says there’s no magic in that; it’s math. His software, called Hit Song Science, gave the song a hit score of 8.9 out [of] 10.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories musicTags 10.12.09

Beyond Laramie‘s Original Take On Matthew Shepard

“Now there’s an epilogue to The Laramie Project, and tonight more than a hundred theaters around the country will perform readings of the new play. Together with the first one, it constitutes a powerful version of Matthew Shepard’s story. But it’s not the only version — and that’s a big part of why the epilogue exists.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories theatreTags 10.12.09

Randy Newman Songs To Be Knitted Into A New Musical

“Harps and Angels,” which is to premiere in November 2010 at the Mark Taper Forum, “will feature songs previously written by Newman arranged in a way to tell a story about the American experience, according to Center Theatre Group.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories theatreTags 10.12.09

To Survive, LA’s Cultural Institutions Must Engage Latinos

“L.A.’s cultural elite shouldn’t mistake the Dudamel phenomenon for a solid strategy to reverse its historic negligence toward the city’s Latinos. … Historically, foreign-born elites generally escape the social prejudice that burdens even their relatively well-to-do native-born co-ethnics.”

Author Laura Collins HughesPosted on October 12, 2009March 30, 2021Categories today's top storyTags 10.12.09

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