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The Role of Virtual Engagements in Home to Mi’kma’ki Shared Stewardship Sydney Collins May 3, 2024 Connecting communities with the belongings held in the collection is integral to the mission of the National Museum of the American Indian (NMAI). Staff at the Cultural Resources Center (CRC), which houses the collection, routinely host Native constituents, scholars, and artists to study and interact with their cultural belongings. For over a decade, the museum used available technology ad hoc to virtually connect with our constituency when in-person visits were not feasible, often navigating technical difficulties on either end. When the COVID-19 pandemic made…
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) is reshaping its luxury portfolio, announcing plans to sell the Oceania Sirena and reposition both Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises to sharpen each brand’s standing at the top of the market.NCLH CEO John Chidsey said the company had entered into a binding memorandum of agreement to sell the Oceania Sirena, with a leaseback keeping the ship in service until it changes hands.“The transaction includes a leaseback arrangement that will allow us to continue operating the vessel until the ship is transferred in spring 2028,” he said on the company’s second quarter earnings call.Chidsey…
Country singer Maren Morris gushed over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s “beautiful” wedding vows while shedding more light on their star-studded nuptials. “It just felt like you really got a closer look into their love for each other and their sense of humor,” the “Chasing After You” songstress told People in an interview published Saturday. “Being one of 1,000 people that witnessed that, it was an honor,” she added, sharing that her favorite part of the day was “just celebrating their love for each other.” Maren Morris (seen here in 2019) gushed over Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s wedding. FilmMagic…
The 19th-century palace built by the Cavazza family on Isola del Garda in Italy includes terraced Italian gardens that sweep down to the water, mixed with exotic plants, fruit trees, and an English-style park. It recently hosted the wedding of David Cancel and Amanda Cirello.Roman IvanovAfter tech entrepreneur David Cancel (founder of Compete, Lookery, Ghostery, Performable, Boston Tech 30 list, Harvard Business School Entrepreneur in Residence, Whitney Museum of American Art board member) and Amanda Cirello (a scientist with Novartis) met online, the retired executives are enjoying a life of jet-setting. Just back from her wedding on a private island…
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Speculation surrounding the family lives of Hollywood stars has exploded as claims circulate online an A-list celebrity has secretly had another two kids, RadarOnline.com can reveal.The rumor mill is spinning into overdrive after the star was said to have asked for references to two of their children to be removed from an interview – initially prompting renewed discussion about where the line should be drawn between public interest and personal privacy.’Secret Celebrity Kids’ Rumor Sparks Online FrenzyClaims have circulated online about an A-list celebrity.MEGABut the rumor the star in question is actually a parent of four emerged from an anecdote…
(l. to r.) Kader Attia, History of Reappropriation, 2010. Lightbox, 146.5 × 181 × 17 cm; Yannis Tsarouchis, Youth Putting on his Boots, 1973. Oil on canvas, 56 × 52 cm. Photo by Nikos Alexopoulos On the ground floor of the Irene Y. Panagopoulos Collection, one encounters the vitrine of scale-model cargo ships, the books on sailing and the maps before the art. Panagopoulos is a shipowner and president of Magna Marine, as well as a trustee of the Dia and Delfina foundations, and she has spent a lifetime thinking about the objects that power the maritime world. “We work…
A new JD Power report ranks the best hotel chains in North America for 2026.gettyLooking for the best hotel chains in the U.S. and Canada? A new report from JD Power reveals which brands are delivering the best guest experiences in 2026 and why travelers say hotel stays are improving, even as room rates edge higher.In its annual 2026 North America Hotel Guest Satisfaction Index Study, JD Power evaluates 104 hotel brands across nine market segments, from luxury to economy extended stay. The rankings measure seven aspects of the hotel experience: check-in and check-out, connectivity, hotel facilities, food and beverage,…
Bunnie Xo is said to be considering a potential reality show gig following her widely publicized divorce from Jelly Roll. “She’s in Los Angeles meeting with producers for her potential reality show,” a source divulged to People on Friday. “She’s taking a ton of meetings. She’s meetings with agents and TV agents and production companies. So she’s going full-blown Hollywood.” The insider described the “Dumb Blonde” podcast host as “go-go-go” as she seeks to build a new career and a new life for herself. Bunnie Xo, pictured above in a social media upload, is reportedly taking meetings in Los Angeles…
Last week, hackers hit a popular software used by museums to handle their sensitive information, causing online collections to go down. The news was first reported by Bleeping Computer, which received a copy of a notice that Gallery Systems, a museum software solutions provider, sent to institutions advising of a breach. It disclosed that its ongoing I.T. outages were caused by a ransomware attack on December 28. “Certain computer systems that run our software became encrypted, which prevented them from operating,” read the letter. “We have been working around the clock to restore access to the software and we sincerely…