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Trump's Assistant Natalie Harp's 'Love Letters' Revealed
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Trump's Assistant Natalie Harp's 'Love Letters' Revealed

Reports have emerged detailing 'love letters' written by Donald Trump's assistant, Natalie Harp, expressing deep admiration for the former president. This comes amidst discussions about the potential naming of a Kennedy Center building after Trump.

Jerry Pinto's Love Letter to Mumbai's Monsoon
Cultureindian-express1mo ago

Jerry Pinto's Love Letter to Mumbai's Monsoon

Author Jerry Pinto shares his deep affection for Mumbai's monsoon season, reflecting on its significance from childhood memories of Duckback raincoats to the devastating 2005 deluge.

Worldpublico1mo ago

A Love Letter to Porto's Babell Festival

Julieta Almeida Rodrigues writes an opinion piece praising the first Babell Festival in Porto, highlighting its dedicated team, quality literary criteria, enthusiastic public, and the city itself.

Ella Langley Sweeps 2026 ACM Awards; Cody Johnson Wins Top Prize
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Ella Langley Sweeps 2026 ACM Awards; Cody Johnson Wins Top Prize

Ella Langley dominated the 2026 ACM Awards, securing seven wins, while Cody Johnson earned his first Entertainer of the Year award. The ceremony also featured various performances, tributes, and red carpet appearances by country music stars.

Oil Tanker Hijacked by Pirates Off Somalia Coast
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Oil Tanker Hijacked by Pirates Off Somalia Coast

An oil tanker was hijacked off the coast of Somalia and subsequently taken into its territorial waters, with maritime agencies suspecting pirates are responsible for the incident. The crew reportedly includes Sri Lankan nationals.

Jesse Malin’s ‘Silver Manhattan’ Off-Broadway Show Tells the Story of His Comeback From a Devastating Stroke, Framed as a Love Letter to New York and Rock and Roll: Theater Review
Culturevariety6mo ago

Jesse Malin’s ‘Silver Manhattan’ Off-Broadway Show Tells the Story of His Comeback From a Devastating Stroke, Framed as a Love Letter to New York and Rock and Roll: Theater Review

For four decades, Jesse Malin was the music mayor of New York’s East Village. Beginning in the early ‘80s with his teenaged hardcore band Heart Attack through his years with the rock band D-Generation, his solo career and his Coney Island High nightclub, he was never a superstar but was a well-known, well-connected and tireless […]

‘A love letter to Beirut’: Lana Daher on sifting 20,000 sources and 70 years of film to make Do You Love Me
CultureThe Guardian6mo ago

‘A love letter to Beirut’: Lana Daher on sifting 20,000 sources and 70 years of film to make Do You Love Me

Remembering and documentation are radical acts in Lebanon, a country with a tumultuous history and no national archive. Daher’s effervescent cultural collage is a direct challenge to collective amnesia At one point in Lana Daher’s film Do You Love Me, a woman questions the repeated advice of those around her to simply forget Lebanon’s 15-year civil war that ended in 1990. Why does she insist on “digging into the past”, especially when “this war was no worse than the others”? Yet it is precisely her act of remembering – of knowing that she “did not dream” the actuality of war – that prompts her to dig “into the present”. The Lebanese director’s debut feature is itself a substantive feat of excavation, with more than 20,000 sources consulted in collaboration with the editor, Qutaiba Barhamji (who worked on The Voice of Hind Rajab), to unearth the footage that would produce this 76-minute film. It is substantive also in the sense that this work was done in relation to a country that does not have a national archive. Continue reading...

OpenAI's OpenClaw hire sparks praise, memes, and rivalry chatter
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OpenAI's OpenClaw hire sparks praise, memes, and rivalry chatter

Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images OpenAI hired the creator of OpenClaw, Peter Steinberger. The news made waves in the AI community. Some AI leaders took to X to celebrate the news, and others expressed concern. OpenAI announced on Sunday it had hired Peter Steinberger, the creator of OpenClaw. Within hours, the news sent ripples across the AI community, drawing praise from some executives, jabs from rivals, and a flood of memes from engineers watching the talent wars unfold. Steinberger wrote in a blog post shared on X Sunday that he was "joining OpenAI to work on bringing agents to everyone." OpenAI CEO Sam Altman amplified the news, writing that "the future is going to be extremely multi-agent." Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to drive the next generation of personal agents. He is a genius with a lot of amazing ideas about the future of very smart agents interacting with each other to do very useful things for people. We expect this will quickly become core to our… — Sam Altman (@sama) February 15, 2026 In response to the news, several OpenAI leaders welcomed Steinberger. Thibault Sottiaux, an engineering lead on OpenAI's Codex team, wrote that "@steipete is proof you can just build things." @steipete is proof you can just build things — Tibo (@thsottiaux) February 15, 2026 Another Codex engineer posted that one of the "neat" parts of OpenAI's culture is how many former founders work there. One thing @steipete and I talked about over lunch last week was how many former founders are at OpenAI. It’s a really neat part of the culture. — Andrew Ambrosino (@ajambrosino) February 16, 2026 Steinberger told Lex Friedman in a podcast last week that both Mark Zuckerberg and Altman had made him offers. OpenClaw and its agent-only social media network Moltbook became wildly popular earlier this year as developers and AI enthusiasts shared clips of autonomous AI agents posting, replying, and interacting online. The open-source project, which demonstrates how networks of AI agents can coordinate to perform tasks across apps, also rapidly gained traction on GitHub. After Steinberger's announcement on Sunday, some of the people who worked on OpenClaw commented on the news. "I know the decision was not an easy one, and I saw firsthand the pressure Peter was under, given that he understands how fundamental this could be for the AI timeline," Jamieson O'Reilly, an OpenClaw advisor, wrote on X in a post congratulating Steinberger. One thing has become very clear to me working together with @steipete on @openclaw. While lots of people spectate from the sidelines, sharing their opinions, concerns and even hot takes at times, the dude is there, vigilantly on the front-lines pushing AI forward for every one… https://t.co/fe5OEKgevm — Jamieson O'Reilly (@theonejvo) February 16, 2026 Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, said it was a sign "2026 was the year of the agents." If anyone was wondering if 2026 was the year of agents, OpenAI is bringing on the maker of Openclaw. This space is about to get very real. https://t.co/ocqX4kE9PT — Aaron Levie (@levie) February 15, 2026 Not everyone in the tech space was as enthusiastic about the news. XAI cofounder Igor Babuschkin asked users on X: "What's the best open alternative to OpenClaw right now? Doesn't make sense to put all your data into it if it's owned by OpenAI." PayPal mafia member Jason Calacanis expressed similar concerns. 😔 what are the chances the open source project survives / thrives after this? https://t.co/4sUZkKWkGh — @jason (@Jason) February 15, 2026 Steinberger and OpenAI have said that OpenClaw will remain an open-source project with OpenAI's support. Other experts in the space pointed out that OpenAI's win could be a loss for Anthropic, especially after Steinberger wrote on X that Anthropic sent "love letters from legal." "Another interesting detail is Anthropic's visible disdain for anything open source: their only contribution to this was legal threats," George Orosz, a tech industry analyst and author of the tech newsletter The Pragmatic Engineer, wrote on X. Kris Puckett, a designer at Stripe, expressed a similar sentiment Instead of @AnthropicAI getting Claudebot, they rushed legal to send a C&D and lost out on not only brilliant talent but community drive. Truly would love to know the decision making process. — Kris Puckett (@krispuckett) February 16, 2026 Raphael Schaad, a visiting partner at Y Combinator, said, "I bet this causes lots of VC tears." I bet this causes lots of VC tears and angry OSS folks. But think about this: - Peter showed the future and lots of awesome startups are starting to bloom from this. Invest in those! - Peter created one of the most exciting OSS projects in years. The community is vibrant and… https://t.co/RFWwfXU9Lz — Raphael Schaad (@raphaelschaad) February 15, 2026 And finally, some X power users did what they do best: posted memes about the news. Was expecting this one in replies pic.twitter.com/bfcZt3Ugg6 — Tibor Blaho (@btibor91) February 15, 2026 Read the original article on Business Insider

Eccentric Count's Love Letter Mailbox Continues Legacy
Culturenzz3d ago

Eccentric Count's Love Letter Mailbox Continues Legacy

The curious and mostly true story of Ángel Greses, an eccentric count who opened a mailbox solely for love letters on the Canary Islands, a legacy his daughter continues to fill with letters from around the world after his death.

Culturepublico7d ago

Reto Jörg's Love Letter to Vidigueira, Portugal

Reto Jörg expresses his deep affection for Vidigueira in the Alentejo region of Portugal, highlighting its wine culture and a memorable experience from 40 years ago. He considers it his favorite place in Portugal.

Meta Releases Powerful Open-Source AI Model for Personal Computers
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Meta Releases Powerful Open-Source AI Model for Personal Computers

Meta has launched a new, powerful open-source AI model designed for personal computers, with Mark Zuckerberg expressing surprise at the prevalent 'doom' discourse surrounding AI. Separately, Zuckerberg's superyacht crew faced scrutiny for allegedly not responding to a distress call from a stranded boat in Alaska.

Aleksandar Dragaš on Music and Hometown Love
Culturejutarnji-list2mo ago

Aleksandar Dragaš on Music and Hometown Love

Aleksandar Dragaš discusses a "touching love letter to his hometown" where he grew up and experienced love, drawing parallels to musical artists where two strong authors sometimes cannot be in the same band.

John Keats's Stolen Love Letters Found After Decades
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John Keats's Stolen Love Letters Found After Decades

The long-lost love letters written by poet John Keats to his fiancée, Fanny Brawne, have been recovered approximately 37 to 40 years after they were stolen. Their reappearance is considered a significant literary sensation.

Man Writes Weekly Love Letters for 16 Years
Cultureder-spiegel19d ago

Man Writes Weekly Love Letters for 16 Years

Don Yaeger has maintained a long-term relationship tradition by writing a love letter to his partner every week for the past 16 years, prompting questions about his motivation and the content.

Jane Schoenbrun's New Horror Film Explores Sex and Consent
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Jane Schoenbrun's New Horror Film Explores Sex and Consent

Award-winning director Jane Schoenbrun's new horror film, 'Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma', is described as a love letter to slasher movies that also addresses themes of sex and consent, demonstrating how even problematic films can inspire queer awakenings.

Gerwyn Davies' 'Sunburn' Exhibition Homages Coastal Australiana
CultureThe Guardian1mo ago

Gerwyn Davies' 'Sunburn' Exhibition Homages Coastal Australiana

Photographer and costume designer Gerwyn Davies' latest exhibition, 'Sunburn,' is a vibrant homage to the Tweed region of New South Wales and its borderlands. The exhibition features new textile and photographic works that reimagine kitschy, coastal Australiana.

AI Deciphers Medieval Ciphers and Historical Secrets
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AI Deciphers Medieval Ciphers and Historical Secrets

Artificial intelligence is now being used to decipher medieval ciphers, revealing historical secrets from conspiracies and love letters to ancient remedies. Historians previously struggled with these complex codes, but AI is proving effective in unlocking their mysteries.

'Schmigadoon!' Broadway Adaptation Receives Positive Reviews
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'Schmigadoon!' Broadway Adaptation Receives Positive Reviews

The Broadway adaptation of the TV series "Schmigadoon!" has opened to positive reviews, with critics praising its delightful homage to musical theater. The stage production successfully brings the beloved series to life for live audiences.

The Reytons Announce World Tour
Culturenme4mo ago

The Reytons Announce World Tour

The Rotherham band The Reytons have announced a major world tour spanning the UK, Europe, North America, Asia, and Australia, ahead of their fourth album 'A Love Letter To A Broken Town' due in July.

Balamory Reboot Announced by Cast Members
CultureBBC4mo ago

Balamory Reboot Announced by Cast Members

The cast of the rebooted children's TV hit 'Balamory', including Miss Hoolie and PC Plum, have revealed details about the new series, calling it a 'love letter to the original'.

'Super Mario Galaxy Movie' Receives Mixed Reviews Amidst Box Office Projections
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'Super Mario Galaxy Movie' Receives Mixed Reviews Amidst Box Office Projections

Early reactions to 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' describe the film as chaotic with abundant fan service, as the follow-up to the popular 2023 franchise starter prepares for its April 1st theatrical release with projections aiming for $180 million domestically and over $350 million globally. Reviews are now emerging, with some critics finding the sequel frenetic and disappointing, while others highlight the chaotic fun and gorgeous animation.

Photographer Robert Frank's love letter to Paris
Culturele-monde5mo ago

Photographer Robert Frank's love letter to Paris

During a stay in Paris in the autumn of 1949, Swiss photographer Robert Frank created an album of the French capital for his fiancée, Mary, who had remained in the United States. In around 80 freely arranged prints, he captured the city's streets, inhabitants and everyday objects. This notebook has now been published, revealing the emergence of a style that would later explode in 'The Americans,' the photographer's seminal work.

Culturehollywood-reporter6mo ago

Danai Gurira Praises Ryan Coogler and His Film 'Sinners'

Actress Danai Gurira pens a heartfelt letter expressing her admiration for 'Black Panther' director Ryan Coogler, likening him to Martin Luther King Jr. for his groundbreaking work in film, and urges against categorizing his film 'Sinners'.