A museum of back-slapping will belittle our island story
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Comment is free: Tristram Hunt: The absurd plan for a Soviet-style celebration of Britain's historic glories and empire is no way to forge a sense of heritage
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Not everyone's a fan of the jump in consumer-oriented exhibits.
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Anna Deavere Smithâs first major show in more than a decade is rich in anecdotes and observations, but also frustrating in the scope of its reach.
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Plans to turn the birthplace of Thomas Hardy into a holiday cottage anger fans of the Dorset author.
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300-year-old system has been criticized for decades as outmoded, poorly supervised and unfair.
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The installation - and vandalism - of a series of sculptures in Sarasota has raised questions of taste, art, and local identity.
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Tycho:  We have done things in the past which were not "for" you, or anybody else for that matter.  That isn't what's goin' on now.  What's going on now is we are shoveling dense chunks of fanservice into the site's iron belly, and increased fervor in that chamber makes each comic bend and groan to please you.
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Sometimes learning about the culture and traditions of another country involves a verbal slap on the wrist.
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Shiny new history museums, featuring interactive exhibits and special-effect extravaganzas, are pushing up like poppies on a battlefield across the country.
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A reggae concert meant to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS is coming under fire from some black gay bloggers and activists who are incensed that the lineup includes two artists they consider to be anti-gay.
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The Saint Nino Shrine on Leyte island in the central Philippines stands as a monument to the obscene excesses of the Marcos years.
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FoTW Inability to follow a story by reason of anger, part 73
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If the children of the Green Mountains who vandalized a farmhouse once owned by Robert Frost knew of its history, then shame. If they did not know, then shame still.
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The buzz over the greatly enlarged museum is expected to turn into a cacophony on Saturday.
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An earthquake and a plane crash add to the woes of an island nation where earthquakes are inevitable - and so is traveling by plane
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The museum's decision to abandon its current redesign suggests how a much-heralded public architecture project can be derailed by economics, politics and personalities.
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Grumpy Gallic image gets a makeover as the nation starts to lose tourists.