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Art You Can See, Art You Can Steal: The Louvre Heist

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The Case of Andrew Brannan

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Would I have the honor of assisting you to death?

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Berlin Techno: Trying to preserve the authenticity of a scene

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Distortion Through Creation: How Sora 2 Distorts Reality and Authorship

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One Night, One Landfill

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Possessing the Priceless: The Double Life of Art in the Black Market

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The Art of Captivity

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Silencing Journalism in the Philippines on the War on Drugs

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Loneliness Epidemic: Why We’re More Connected Yet Feel More Alone

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Handle with Care: Archiving the Hells Angels

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Sculpting the Truth: Art and Power from Ancient Rome to Modern North Korea

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Performing Parenthood: The Moral Spectacle of Ruby Franke and 8 Passengers

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Sun, Sex, and Surveillance: Love Island’s Panopticon Paradise

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How do contemporary films and TV shows aestheticize cannibalism? Is this a form of desensitization to violence?

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Peso Pluma: Artist or Prisoner?

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True Crime TV: Glamorization or Creative Journalism? A Dive Into Ryan Murphy’s World of Monsters

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Murder he Wrote: Lyrics on Trial

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Hooked on a Hook: The Soundtrack of Substance Use

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Erasure in Permanent Ink: Genocide Denial Through Graffiti in Serbia

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