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How 'Barbie' crossed a line with Vietnam

In "Barbie," a map of the real world shows the controversial "nine-dash line" that China uses when drawing its borders in the South China Sea, and its an image that Vietnam and others disagree with.
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How 'Barbie' crossed a line in Vietnam's dispute with China and ended up banned Click to view images

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The Tony-nominated revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine's musical arrives at the Ahmanson Theatre in a production starring Tony-winner Stephanie J. Block as the Baker's Wife and Montego Glover as the Witch.

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Houston hip-hop community celebrates the life of Big Pokey at memorial service Click to view images

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Review: An unforgettable performance by SF Symphony reveals Busoni in his full glory Click to view images

The San Francisco Symphony's performance of Busoni's massive Piano Concerto confirms his forgotten and important influence on the city.

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A new novel nails one kind of COVID experience. We still wait for the other 99% Click to view images

In Caitlin Shetterly's novel "Pete and Alice in Maine" a financier and his family flee New York City's 2020 COVID emergency and struggle to stay together.

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Stanley Tucci: It's OK for straight actors to play gay roles if done 'the right way' Click to view images

Stanley Tucci, who portrayed queer men in "The Devil Wears Prada" and "Supernova," waded into the debate about straight actors playing gay characters.

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