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- 1Phoebe Bridgers Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre●Phoebe Bridgers | Sound Check at Cherry Lane Theatre
Phoebe Bridgers performed a sound check session at the Cherry Lane Theatre, drawing attention from fans of the indie singer-songwriter. The intimate Greenwich Village venue is a notable setting for such stripped-back appearances, and viewers are sharing and discussing the performance as it circulates widely online.
- 2Constanța State Theatre lands two shows in National Theatre Festival●🎭 Teatrul de Stat Constanța are două spectacole în selecția Festivalului Național de Teatru: „Livada de vișini”, în regi
Constanța State Theatre has two productions selected for the National Theatre Festival: Chekhov's 'The Cherry Orchard', directed by Andrei Măjeri, staged at the National Theatre of Bucharest, and Sarah Ruhl's 'Orlando', directed by Florin Caracala, at Teatrul Mic. The double selection is being celebrated as a strong showing for the seaside theatre at Romania's main theatre showcase.
- 3AI agents identify two room-temperature magnetic semiconductor candidates●Opus 5.5 agents discover two room-temperature magnetic semiconductor candidates
Anthropic's Opus 5.5 AI agents are reported to have discovered two candidate materials for room-temperature magnetic semiconductors, according to a write-up by research firm Vals AI. Magnetic semiconductors working at room temperature are a long-sought goal for spintronics, and the claim is drawing attention and skepticism from developers debating how much the discovery reflects genuine scientific progress versus benchmark cherry-picking.
- 4Goldfrapp's 'Hairy Trees' finds new listeners●...and while I'm on that kinda trip... Goldfrapp - Hairy Trees https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=GzrAh1WhfAg 🌦️⛰️🌺🌊💫 # Go
The 2003 Goldfrapp track 'Hairy Trees', from the duo's album 'Black Cherry', is being shared and listened to again. The dreamy electronic song is being passed along as part of casual music-sharing posts, with listeners pairing it with imagery of weather, mountains and sea. There is no news event attached; it is simply a moment of renewed appreciation for the band's early-2000s output.