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Entertainment 3 years ago

Here Comes the AI: Fans rejoice in 'new' Beatles music

From "re-uniting" the Fab Four on songs from their solo careers, to re-imagining surviving superstar Paul McCartney's later works with his voice restored to its youthful peak, the new creations show off how far this technology has come -- and raise a host of ethical and legal questions.

Books 3 years ago

Japanese fans snap up first Murakami novel in six years

Dozens of excited Haruki Murakami fans queued outside a bookstore in Tokyo on Thursday for the midnight release of the world-renowned author's first novel in six years.

Editorial 3 years ago

PSSI under ‘der panzer’ Erick

Erick's goal is crystal clear: Rebuilding Indonesian soccer to shoot for the ambitious 2046 FIFA World Cup host bid.

People 3 years ago

At Pele museum, fans proud of ailing football icon's legacy

The museum in Santos is full of memorabilia from the man dubbed "The King": jerseys and cleats he wore, balls from key matches, and numerous trophies.

Sports 3 years ago

Argentina fans protest over World Cup final tickets

Amid a growing frenzy ahead of Sunday's game against defending champions France, supporters said the cheapest official tickets are selling on underground markets for more than $4,000.

Society 3 years ago

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Just let us enjoy the game: Women battle harassment in Indonesian soccer

A forum of female enthusiasts, as well as other groups, is trying to create space in Indonesian soccer so all supporters can safely enjoy watching the sport from the stands.

Sports 3 years ago

'We deserved it': German fans reckon with early World Cup exit

After a surprise 2-1 loss in the opening game to Japan, the team left themselves a hill to climb to make it through to the knockout round in Qatar.

Sports 3 years ago

Saudi World Cup win sparks rare Arab unity

A caravan of Qatari cars, horns honking, paraded through the streets of Doha after the Saudis' famous 2-1 win over the South American champions, one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history.

Editorial 3 years ago

Institutional culpability

The tragedy, as in many other police scandals, is a result of their entrenched problem: the persistent culture of impunity.

Academia 3 years ago

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Soccer as the opium of the masses: The case of stadium tragedy

In a country where the gap between the rich and the poor is widening, you can expect that most of those fans in the bleachers are from the working class.

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Here Comes the AI: Fans rejoice in 'new' Beatles music

Japanese fans snap up first Murakami novel in six years

PSSI under ‘der panzer’ Erick

At Pele museum, fans proud of ailing football icon's legacy

Argentina fans protest over World Cup final tickets

PREMIUM Just let us enjoy the game: Women battle harassment in Indonesian soccer

'We deserved it': German fans reckon with early World Cup exit

Saudi World Cup win sparks rare Arab unity

Institutional culpability

PREMIUM Soccer as the opium of the masses: The case of stadium tragedy

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Just let us enjoy the game: Women battle harassment in Indonesian soccer

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Soccer as the opium of the masses: The case of stadium tragedy