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Wilco frontman Jeff Tweedy has written a New York Times opinion piece exploring what folk legend Woody Guthrie understood about the American character. The essay connects Guthrie's songs and politics to the present moment, arguing his writings still speak to the country's divisions and shared identity.

Art collector Beth Rudin DeWoody has put her Upper East Side co-op apartment on the market, according to Curbed. The apartment sits in Manhattan's Gracie Square/Yorkville area, and news of the sale is drawing attention given DeWoody's prominence in the art world and the appeal of high-end Upper East Side real estate listings.

Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello performed Woody Guthrie's 'This Land Is Your Land' and included the verse often omitted from the song: 'In the squares of the city, in the shadow of the steeple, by the relief office I saw my people... Is this land made for you and me?' The lesser-known verses carry pointed social commentary about hunger and inequality, and are frequently left out of school and public performances.

Woody Allen's upcoming movie has cast Marton Csokas and Jemima Kirke among its stars, while international sales firm WestEnd Films has boarded the project to handle distribution rights. The casting and sales news marks a new step for the director's latest production, which is already drawing attention given Allen's controversial standing in the film industry.

Woody Allen has described his upcoming film, set in Madrid, as a 'comedy with romance, intrigue and infidelity.' The project marks the director's latest European-set feature, continuing his tradition of shooting in cities abroad. Details on the cast and release date remain limited, but the description of the film's tone and themes has drawn attention from film outlets and audiences alike.

The cast of Woody Allen's next film has been confirmed, with production set to begin and sales firm WestEnd Films boarding the project for international distribution. Allen remains a divisive figure following resurfaced allegations involving Dylan Farrow, so news of a new movie continues to draw both interest from audiences of his work and criticism from those who have called for a boycott of his films.

Woody Allen's next movie has its cast confirmed, with filming set to begin shortly. WestEnd Films is handling international sales, launching the project to buyers. Details of the cast and plot remain limited in early reports, but the announcement signals the veteran director is moving ahead with production despite the controversy that has surrounded his recent career.

Woody Allen appeared at a press conference in Madrid for his 51st film, telling reporters it has to live up to his expectations but promising he will do his best. The veteran director is in Spain promoting the new project, which continues a prolific career that has often been filmed in European cities. His public appearances still draw attention given the controversy surrounding his personal life.

The Hollywood Reporter has published its wrap-up of the Iberseries Platino Industria market in Madrid, covering Woody Allen's latest film shot in the Spanish capital, industry buzz around King Charles III and Ozzy Osbourne, and business topics including artificial intelligence, the rise of microdramas, and merger-and-acquisition activity, with players like Telemundo active in the Spanish- and Portuguese-language content market.

Dunwoody College of Technology in Minneapolis has announced it will launch a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. The new program adds to the college's technical and engineering offerings and reflects steady demand for civil engineering graduates in infrastructure and construction. The announcement was made via a press release distributed by PR Newswire. Further details, such as enrollment timelines and accreditation plans, were not provided in the release covered here.