A celebrated Philly illustrator died before he could finish his last project. Then his son stepped in.
After years of not painting, Nicky Santore picked up his brush to paint the story of Pip, part beast, bird, insect, and crustacean. Just as his father would've wanted.
Google Gemini 2.0 Flash launch: A strong response to OpenAI and DeepSeek’s AI models
If you are a Gemini Advanced subscriber, you can access Gemini 2.0 Pro through the model-picker menu on both desktop and ...
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Paris workshop delivers ultra-realistic film prop babies
In a workshop outside Paris, Celine Lallement stitched hairs into a silicone baby's skull -- the latest creation from a studio specialised in making ultra-realistic infants for the film and TV ...
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Eight kitchens with shiny polished concrete floors
Glistening interiors feature in our latest lookbook, which spotlights eight kitchens and dining rooms lined with glazed ...
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Why Seun Oloketuyi Hyped Gov. AbdulRazaq As Architect Of Modern Nigerian Filmmaking
Earlier in the week, the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Alhaji AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq clocked 65 and many accolades rolled in for the gentleman governor. Among the many congratulatory messages and ...
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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22 The exhibit titled “It’s All One World,” featuring the photographs of Mary Mulenburg and the paintings of Dave Salther, can be viewed through Thursday, ...