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In the heart of White River Junction, Vt., The Center for Cartoon Studies offers a two-year Master of Fine Arts degree alongside one- and two-year certificates and summer workshops in cartooning. Accepting students with a wide range of experience, the school delivers an integrated curriculum spanning design, drawing, storytelling and writing under the direction of…

The beauty product demo is getting harder to separate from the culture around it. At no na’s Island Girl album pop-up in Jakarta, fans were not just walking past a Pantene display. They could ride a branded angkot to the venue, step into a Hair Gloss Room and leave with a hairstyle built around the…

DoorDash is trying to make the food question part of hockey fandom, not just an ad break around it.

[Sportschosun | Cho Yoon-sun, Reporter] Yano Shiho revealed her genuine admiration for Rowoon.

Being the Fall of an even numbered year it is time for the Lee Enterprise newspapers to play musical chairs with their comics page syndicates. In their biennial attempt to get the most comics for the lowest price Lee’s 80 or so daily papers will be dropping their King Features Syndicate comic strips for those…

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KATHMANDU: The Embassy of Israel in Nepal organized and facilitated a visit by three prominent Israeli caricaturists—Nissim Hezkiyau (Nusko), Prof. Itamar Daube and Uri Fink—to Nepal from September 28 to 30 as part of an artistic and cultural exchange initiative between Israel and Nepal.

During Tuesday night’s pivotal Game 2 matchup between the Las Vegas Aces and the Indiana Fever at Gainbridge Fieldhouse, a single, tense moment away from the ball stole the spotlight from an intense playoff atmosphere.

|| Visitors at the North Port waterfront park in Busan’s Dong-gu district watch “Bukangi,” a shark. Yonhap News

Friday, Oct. 2 at 4 p.m. —WHITE RIVER JUNCTION— What began in 2021 as an effort by three artists to create a local gathering for independent cartoonists has grown into an annual celebration expected to draw more than 300 people to downtown White River Junction.