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Wednesday, June 10, 2026

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Met Exhibition Explores How the Human Body Became Music’s First Instrument

“Music is for all of us because we are instruments.” An exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art is examining

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Bezos-Backed Met Gala Sparks Debate Over Big Tech’s Growing Influence in Fashion

“Fashion has always had a talent for laundering. In these moments, it wraps the most sinister individuals in silk and