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Fashion is almost as important as the Oscar-winning films when it comes to a history of the Academy Awards.
Bronwyn Cosgrave, fashion correspondent for Britannica Book of the Year, makes this very point in her latest book,
Made For Each Other: Fashion and the Academy Awards. The book contains unseen sketches of designer dresses, rare vintage photographs, and detailed fashion illustrations. Read Bronwyn’s recent post on fashion for the Britannica Blog, and learn more about her book in the Britannica Store.
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Today anyone with an opinion and access to the Internet can quickly and often post information, ideas, and media anonymously and even alter the information posted by others. Andrew Keen, in his controversial new book
The Cult of the Amateur: How Today’s Internet is Killing Our Culture, explores what he sees as the “dark side” of advancing technology and questions a blind acceptance of technology's “benefits.”
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