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Culture news — August 23, 2026 - Page 2

Culture publications published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 4.

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    'Insidious: Out of the Further' Opens Strong, 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' Continues Dominance

    'Insidious: Out of the Further', the sixth installment in the horror franchise, opened strongly with $25.3 million in its debut weekend, taking the second spot at the box office. Meanwhile, 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' continued its dominance, topping the charts for the fourth consecutive weekend with $39 million, pushing its global total past $2.2 billion.
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    Gibbon Conservation Center Celebrates 50 Years of Care for Endangered Primates

    The Gibbon Conservation Center, founded by self-taught primatologist Alan Mootnick, has been caring for critically endangered gibbons for half a century. The center, located in the Santa Clarita Valley north of Los Angeles, houses around 40 gibbons across five species. Director Gabi Skollar continues Mootnick's mission, contributing to global research on gibbons while providing exceptional care. The center is open for guided tours on weekends and collaborates with local organizations for educational experiences.
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    Art as a Witness to Social Tensions Throughout History

    Art has served as a faithful witness to social tensions throughout history, reflecting the power dynamics between rulers and the common people. From Napoleon's coronation to contemporary social issues, artworks such as 'The Coronation of Napoleon', 'Liberty Leading the People', and 'Untitled (Portrait of Ross in L.A.)' highlight the persistent inequality, political apathy, and popular demand that have characterized human history.
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    Rahul Gandhi Portrayed as 'Real-Life Batman' in Delhi Posters

    Posters comparing Rahul Gandhi, the Leader of the Opposition in the Lok Sabha, to Batman have been put up near the Congress headquarters in Delhi. The posters, which have gone viral on social media, feature Gandhi's picture alongside the Batman logo with captions like 'The Silent Guardian' and 'A Watchful Protector'. The Congress party has not officially commented on the posters, while the BJP has mocked the portrayal.
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    Protest Against Proposal to Convert Mumbai's Neville D'Souza Football Turf into a Convention Centre

    Hundreds of residents, including football enthusiasts and local politicians, gathered at Neville D’Souza Football Turf in Bandra, Mumbai to protest against a proposal to convert the green space into a convention centre. The protesters argue that the ground is one of the few remaining open spaces in the city and serves as a crucial venue for football tournaments and training, with over 10,000 children playing there annually. They also contend that the ground has produced national and international champions. The protesters are opposing the land-use change from playground to exhibition centre, citing the scarcity of open areas in the city.
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    International Jazz Festival 'Jazz Seasons' Begins in Arkhangelsk

    The 12th International Jazz Festival 'Jazz Seasons' has started at the Arkhangelsk Museum-Reserve. The two-day event features performances by renowned jazz artists like Igor Butman, Varvara Ubel, Uma2rman, 'Surganova and the Orchestra', Aglaya Shilovskaya, LRK Trio, and Boris Berezovsky. Alongside musical performances, visitors can enjoy master classes, sports events, and interactive zones. The festival is supported by the 'Golden Reserve' brand, offering branded cocktails and a photo booth for VIP guests.
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