Middlebrow Musings
Michael Maiello, Natasha GuralLiterature, Theatre, Art, Culture, Politics and Economy
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The NY Times Slaves Against the Machine
With masterful clickbait panache, The New York Times published an online quiz where it compared artificial intelligence-generated text1 to the writing of well-regarded humans in the genres of literary fiction, Fantasy, Science journalism, H...
Joffrey Concert Group Draws New Audiences with Deeply Emotional Contemporary Ballet
Photo by Layla Shoobridge. Duet from world premiere of “Stolen Moments,” choreographed by Bernard H. Gaddis, a highlight of the Joffrey Concert Group’s “In My Art” 45th-anniversary program at the Alvin Ailey Citigroup Theater in New York.
We Need a Lysistrata for Literacy
At my last job in corporate communications, a well-meaning leadership declared “no more first drafts!” Instead, they suggested, we should let Google Gemini fill the blank pages for us and then go back to check the facts, fine tune the messa...
Gen-Z Isn't Stupid
Dumping on the younger generations is a time honored American tradition, and maybe a global one, that does nothing to assuage the anxieties of aging or our innate fears of mortality.
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Natasha Gural is an award-winning journalist who celebrates art that informs and enriches our lives.
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