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Topics followed across their sources
Each story gathers what several outlets published on the same topic, separates facts from frames, and surfaces the question none of them asked.
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Culture & Art
Glen Hansard, Irish musician and actor, dies at 56
Musician and actor Glen Hansard, frontman of The Frames, died at 56. Coverage looks back on his figure and legacy as the circumstances of his death emerge.
2 sources · 2 frames · 1 days
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Books and Movies
Christopher Nolan's Odyssey
Christopher Nolan's new adaptation of Homer's Odyssey drew coverage and debate: from enthusiasm over the return of the classics to criticism from specialists over its faithfulness to the text.
3 sources · 2 frames · 15 days
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International
Earthquake in southern Japan
A powerful earthquake hit southern Japan, causing destruction, damaging a famed landmark and leaving people affected. Outlets agree on the scale of the disaster while the casualty toll is still open.
3 sources · 3 frames · 1 days
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International
The US–Iran pause and the questions over casualties
After a pause in the strikes between the United States and Iran, coverage splits between the ceasefire talks and the questions over how many troops were really injured — and what the Pentagon acknowledged.
4 sources · 2 frames · 8 days
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International
Example story: a topic followed by several outlets
Filler content, clearly marked as such. It shows how a story is built from its shared facts, its frames and the unanswered questions. Replace with a real story.
7 sources · 3 frames · 16 days
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Culture & Art
Music in the movies, according to the MUBI Podcast
The MUBI Podcast devoted a series of episodes to iconic musical moments in cinema, a run also covered by Letterboxd.
4 sources · 1 frames · 14 days