With a little less than a month to go, Lionsgate has shared with us an exclusive clip from their upcoming actioner Ballerina, which stars Academy Award-nominee Ana de Armas as a Ruska Roma assassin!

From the first spread of Art Spiegelman’s graphic memoir “Maus,” one can already glean his signature mix of the autobiographical, the fictional and the poetic. “It was summer, I remember I ...

As one of the most influential cartoonists and editors of his generation, Art Spiegelman played a pivotal role in elevating comics into a respected literary and artistic medium. “Art Spiegelman ...

He’s in a hurry. Where is he headed? It could be a thousand different places. The Eden Fine Art gallery at the Wynn in Vegas for an Alec Monopoly opening. The Wynwood Walls x Joopiter party ...

Essentially, it’s a clip art maker that follows in the footsteps of Microsoft’s AI-generated art feature in its Office products. Google’s image generator in Docs is available to paid ...

In this section we review guidelines for communicating effectively in-person during presentations, electronically through email, phone, voicemail, and text, as well as on paper with letters and memos.

Other coordinating conjunctions can be: but, for, or, nor, so, yet, and. After you memorize these comma rules, brush up on these grammar rules that will make you sound smart. It’s common to use ...

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If they're not actually observing French grammatical norms -- remember, the comma is low punctuation -- they might be attempting to "soften" their phrasing. Or perhaps they exclusively type using ...

However, not all errors are of equal severity; missing a comma is not as severe an infraction ... Whereas translation is a subjective art, where a single ‘reference’ is elusive.

Now, let’s change up where we’re placing the punctuation: “A woman: without her, man is nothing.” See? An entirely different sentence. Think you’re already a comma genius? Brush up on ...