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... a monthly column of five topics from the worlds of  music, dance, life, art, & culture ... 

music

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According to electronic beats, "in the last few years, DJs and producers have been sublimating their societal anxieties into blood-curdling vocals, grating distortion, and pummeling blast beats."

dance

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Westworld introduces a collection of short films by Wonderbound, set to take the place of its annual fundraising gala, to include a projection mapping performance piece set to the Gasoline Lollipops song "Fast Train."

life

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EarthSky shows us that "for the first time, astronomers have detected a planet orbiting a white dwarf star. If further confirmed, the discovery shows that some planets could survive the destruction of their sun-like stars, and some might even remain potentially habitable"

art

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Gizmodo reviews the latest solo exhibition of Scott Listfield and "that damned astronaut in the middle," presented by Spoke Art, opening in New York City on September 19.

culture

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PHYS.org reviews an Indian University study of a head to head examination of the Reproducibility and Open Science movements, which surprised researchers and suggests that one of the movements promotes greater equity, diversity, and inclusivity.

site

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