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Whirlpool galaxy may have inspired Vincent van Gogh???s Starry Night
6+ hour ago (12+ words) Whirlpool galaxy may have inspired Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night The Times...
A feasting vole — and other news in pictures
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50 years of London Glassblowing — and other news in pictures
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We asked AI to picture London. See what’s right — and badly wrong
2+ week, 16+ hour ago (66+ words) The Times We asked AI to picture London. See what’s right — and badly wrong From wandering skyscrapers and phantom streets to troubling racial stereotypes, Google’s Gemini reveals how image generators imagine and distort the capital £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access…...
Beauty, diversity and fragility: the Mangrove Photography Awards
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Let’s face it, we’re all tempted to turn off the Zoom camera
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See it, save it, feed it. Marmoset found in laundry bag on London bus
2+ week, 4+ day ago (16+ words) The Times...
Ann Droid review — Diane Morgan’s robot comedy is daft but deceptively deep
3+ week, 13+ hour ago (75+ words) The Times Ann Droid review — Diane Morgan’s robot comedy is daft but deceptively deep This BBC comedy with Sue Johnston, as an elderly widow who is bought a robot carer, touches on what it means to be human — it is…...
I saw Iceland’s wild beauty up close… and in serious style
3+ week, 2+ day ago (367+ words) “They” were Arctic terns — small, supremely elegant but feisty creatures with blood-red beaks. After flying 22,000 miles back from the Antarctic to breed in these northern climes, they still had the energy to attack. But I wasn’t interested in their nests....
Edward Lucie-Smith obituary: prolific art critic and poet
3+ week, 3+ day ago (58+ words) The Times Edward Lucie-Smith obituary: prolific art critic and poet Resolutely independent expert who championed the avant-garde, dismantled pretensions and helped to shape our understanding of modern art, dies aged 93 £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends soon....