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I wasn’t into nationalist orchestras, then Satoe Indonesia surprised me
Agak Laen returns funnier and warmer, but don’t call it a sequel
Agak Laen returns funnier and warmer, but don’t call it a sequel
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Privilege to quit: Hope, desperation and the uneven right to stop
Uniquely yours: Jakarta weddings are getting smaller and more personal
Uniquely yours: Jakarta weddings are getting smaller and more personal
Fantasy in the flesh: Inside Indonesia’s booming costume economy
Fantasy in the flesh: Inside Indonesia’s booming costume economy
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Where Sundays stretch longer: ERRE & Urrechu’s Basque brunch
Where Sundays stretch longer: ERRE & Urrechu’s Basque brunch
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The language of play: What children say without words
Goodbyes in tides: Grief, memory, and the music of Sufjan Stevens
Goodbyes in tides: Grief, memory, and the music of Sufjan Stevens
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When aging women become monsters: The horror trope we can’t escape
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When aging women become monsters: The horror trope we can’t escape

Aging women are increasingly portrayed as monsters across the horror genre, both local and global. The trope isn’t just frightening: It reflects deep-rooted sociocultural fears of women whose power no longer depends on beauty, youth or submission.
Walking the line: Indonesian designers embrace AI without losing their soul
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Walking the line: Indonesian designers embrace AI without losing their soul

As artificial intelligence struts into fashion, Indonesian designers are showing how tech can boost creativity, not replace it.
Beyond bloodlines: Surviving the third-generation curse
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Beyond bloodlines: Surviving the third-generation curse

Can Indonesia’s family businesses survive the so-called third generation curse? The book Go Perpetuate: How to Beat the 3rd Generation Curse by Hadi Cahyadi explores why so many fail and how a few manage to beat the odds.
Dear Taylor: Look what you made us do
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Dear Taylor: Look what you made us do

The American singer-songwriter’s greatest power is her ability to unite people across all walks of life to create a global community, which also translates into a real-life economic impact, whether on nations or small businesses.
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