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Viral Now: AI Video Shows Noodle Figures Doing Kathak, Wins Hearts Online
In the past, a reel of spaghetti 'dancing' had gone viral. More recently, an AI video featuring noodles engaged in an Indian dance form has fascinated users.
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Google Launches "India Ki Udaan" Project To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
Google launched the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture to celebrate the achievements of the country and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
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BioShock Creator Ken Levine’s Next Game Stuck in Development Hell for Past 8 Years
Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock — a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art” — took about five years, as did a followup, which came out in 2013.
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"Secret Masterpiece" By French Artist Sold For 1.44 Million Dollars In Paris
A monumental sculpture by the late French artist Claude Lalanne that sat on the grounds of a school for decades unknown to art lovers has fetched 1.24 million euros ($1.44 million) at auction, blowing past estimates.
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Afghan Artists Bury Artwork, Books Fearing Taliban Crackdown: Report
Driven by the past memories of the Taliban, Afghan artists have been finding difficulties in practising their art as the outfit oppose the idea of westernisation in the strife-torn country.
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Padma Shri Manjamma Jogati: Transgender Folk Artiste Married To A Goddess
The list of Padma awards recipients this year includes a transgender from Karnataka who has over the past many decades practised and single-handedly popularised rural folk arts. For Manjamma Jogathi, the Padma Shri comes after decades of social and financial struggle. Overcoming personal odds, Manjavva Jogati, as she would be called in Karnataka, h...
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After Dalgona Coffee, Tea-Lovers Rejoice As Whipped Matcha Latte Storms Social Media
Tea-lovers and health-conscious individuals have taken the Dalgona Coffee trend a level higher with a brand new whipped Matcha latte recipe.
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The London Man Who Makes Art Out Of Discarded Chewing Gum Scraps
Ben Wilson has toured the British capital for the past 15 years sculpting and repainting scraps of gum discarded by passers-by.
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#NewMenuAlert: The Trial Box Is Offering Gourmet Experience At Your Door-Step,Have You Tried It Yet?
One has to agree that the trend of boxed meals has stirred up the food industry in a big way in the past two-three years.The Trial Box promises to deliver good quality and hassle-free gourmet experience right at your doorstep
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American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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He Was Fired Over Trump Criticism. Now His Cartoons Are Up For Display
On Wednesday evening, it was possible to walk past protesters on the north side of the White House, their signs reading "Traitor in Chief" and "Trump Dishonors the Presidency," and head across the street to the Corcoran, where a new exhibit was spotlighting the art of a man who had just been fired for drawing anti-Trump messages in that very same v...
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Patoleo: The Sweet Rice Dessert Made In Turmeric Leaves Is One Goan Gem You Must Try
The art of making Patoleo needs a little patience and precision, but the wait is so worth it! The local rice is first soaked for overnight or for about four hours. This rice is then grounded with water to make a thick paste
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How To Use a Mortar and Pestle: 6 Tips to Grind Spices Better
Grinding and storing your own spices is a traditional art. Our mothers and grandmothers would meticulously grind whole spices such as cloves, cardamom, star anise and more using a mortar and pestle to release their fresh flavours and oils and skilfully use them in different preparations from curries to pulaos.
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Fate Of Air India's Art Collection To Be Decided By Group Of Ministers
The fate of the priceless artwork collection of Air India, acquired over the past 60 years, will be decided by a group of ministers which is looking into the proposal for the air carrier's disinvestment, official sources said.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Titanfall 2 to Blame for EA Share Crash: Analyst
The projection suggests that in video games, like Hollywood, it's tough to repeat past hits, particularly in a crowded market.
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Viral Now: AI Video Shows Noodle Figures Doing Kathak, Wins Hearts Online
In the past, a reel of spaghetti 'dancing' had gone viral. More recently, an AI video featuring noodles engaged in an Indian dance form has fascinated users.
-
Google Launches "India Ki Udaan" Project To Mark 75 Years Of Independence
Google launched the "India ki Udaan" project executed by Google Arts and Culture to celebrate the achievements of the country and is "themed on the unwavering and undying spirit of India over these past 75 years".
-
BioShock Creator Ken Levine’s Next Game Stuck in Development Hell for Past 8 Years
Eight years is a long time to develop a game. Levine’s breakout 1999 release, System Shock 2, was finished in a year and a half. BioShock — a seminal shooting game released in 2007 that, according to New York magazine, “proved games could be art” — took about five years, as did a followup, which came out in 2013.
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"Secret Masterpiece" By French Artist Sold For 1.44 Million Dollars In Paris
A monumental sculpture by the late French artist Claude Lalanne that sat on the grounds of a school for decades unknown to art lovers has fetched 1.24 million euros ($1.44 million) at auction, blowing past estimates.
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Afghan Artists Bury Artwork, Books Fearing Taliban Crackdown: Report
Driven by the past memories of the Taliban, Afghan artists have been finding difficulties in practising their art as the outfit oppose the idea of westernisation in the strife-torn country.
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Padma Shri Manjamma Jogati: Transgender Folk Artiste Married To A Goddess
The list of Padma awards recipients this year includes a transgender from Karnataka who has over the past many decades practised and single-handedly popularised rural folk arts. For Manjamma Jogathi, the Padma Shri comes after decades of social and financial struggle. Overcoming personal odds, Manjavva Jogati, as she would be called in Karnataka, h...
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After Dalgona Coffee, Tea-Lovers Rejoice As Whipped Matcha Latte Storms Social Media
Tea-lovers and health-conscious individuals have taken the Dalgona Coffee trend a level higher with a brand new whipped Matcha latte recipe.
-
The London Man Who Makes Art Out Of Discarded Chewing Gum Scraps
Ben Wilson has toured the British capital for the past 15 years sculpting and repainting scraps of gum discarded by passers-by.
-
#NewMenuAlert: The Trial Box Is Offering Gourmet Experience At Your Door-Step,Have You Tried It Yet?
One has to agree that the trend of boxed meals has stirred up the food industry in a big way in the past two-three years.The Trial Box promises to deliver good quality and hassle-free gourmet experience right at your doorstep
-
American's Quest To Teach Italy - Home To Espresso - How To Do It Better
Like inked art on a barista's forearm, high-end cafes are showing up everywhere. On both coasts and in the middle, over the past two decades Americans have embraced better brew, turning what was once a tiny niche into a mighty market. Nearly half the coffee consumed in the United States today comes from specialty beans ranked well above the commodi...
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He Was Fired Over Trump Criticism. Now His Cartoons Are Up For Display
On Wednesday evening, it was possible to walk past protesters on the north side of the White House, their signs reading "Traitor in Chief" and "Trump Dishonors the Presidency," and head across the street to the Corcoran, where a new exhibit was spotlighting the art of a man who had just been fired for drawing anti-Trump messages in that very same v...
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Patoleo: The Sweet Rice Dessert Made In Turmeric Leaves Is One Goan Gem You Must Try
The art of making Patoleo needs a little patience and precision, but the wait is so worth it! The local rice is first soaked for overnight or for about four hours. This rice is then grounded with water to make a thick paste
-
How To Use a Mortar and Pestle: 6 Tips to Grind Spices Better
Grinding and storing your own spices is a traditional art. Our mothers and grandmothers would meticulously grind whole spices such as cloves, cardamom, star anise and more using a mortar and pestle to release their fresh flavours and oils and skilfully use them in different preparations from curries to pulaos.
-
Fate Of Air India's Art Collection To Be Decided By Group Of Ministers
The fate of the priceless artwork collection of Air India, acquired over the past 60 years, will be decided by a group of ministers which is looking into the proposal for the air carrier's disinvestment, official sources said.
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Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare and Titanfall 2 to Blame for EA Share Crash: Analyst
The projection suggests that in video games, like Hollywood, it's tough to repeat past hits, particularly in a crowded market.
