Robert E. Ginna Jr., a founding editor of People magazine, book editor, and film producer, passed away at 99 in Sag Harbor, N.Y. His diverse career included discovering authors like James Salter and Dr. Robin Cook, but he is best known for a 1952 Life magazine article on flying saucers that sparked public interest and controversy. Despite his many achievements, he was remembered for his independence and passion for literature, leaving a lasting impact on the literary world.
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Does this look like a real woman? AI model in Vogue raises concerns about beauty standards
There's a new supermodel in town, but she's not real; an AI-generated model features in a Guess advertisement in Vogue's August print edition. This marks the first appearance of an AI model in the magazine, sparking controversy over its implications for real models seeking diversity and the impact on consumers grappling with unrealistic beauty standards. Want More Context? 🔎
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