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- 1Coles ends Palantir partnership as Westpac signs up●Australia Just saw that Coles is ditching their partnership with Palantir. Those members of the Coles board who pushed t
Australian supermarket giant Coles has ended its partnership with data analytics firm Palantir, prompting criticism of the board members who backed the original deal. Attention has turned to Westpac, which now has a partnership with Palantir. Commenters argue the surveillance and data privacy concerns driving backlash against Coles apply equally to Westpac, and some are calling for accountability at board level rather than quiet exits.
- 2Murder Before Evensong stage adaptation reviewed▼Murder Before Evensong review – the Rev Richard Coles’s village mystery squeezes into cosy theatre
A theatre production of Murder Before Evensong, the village mystery novel by the Rev Richard Coles, has been reviewed by The Guardian. The review says the story squeezes into a cosy theatre, suggesting the staging captures the book's gentle, small-village atmosphere, though space may be tight. The adaptation brings Coles's clerical sleuth to live audiences.
- 3Broadway Roundup: Stella Cole and My Favorite Year Updates▼Theatre News: Broadway Gets Wonderful, Stella Cole Gets Happy and My Favorite Year Gets Another Year
Broadway theatre news roundup covering new developments including a production of Wonderful, singer Stella Cole's show Happy, and the musical My Favorite Year receiving an extended run or another production cycle. The Times Square Chronicle item aggregates several casting, staging and scheduling updates of interest to theatre fans following the current Broadway season.
- 4Stella Cole to join Broadway's Maybe Happy Ending●Internet Jazz Singing Sensation Stella Cole Will Be Gil Brentley in Broadway's Maybe Happy Ending; Hear Her 'Why Love'
Jazz singer Stella Cole, who rose to fame through online performances, will take on the role of Gil Brentley in the Broadway musical Maybe Happy Ending. Her recording of the show's song 'Why Love' has been released, giving audiences a first listen ahead of her run in the Broadway production.