FOX News Wednesday August 27, 2025
The photographer who interrupted a US Open match Sunday night, creating chaos in the Daniil Medvedev-Benjamin Bonzi opening-round match, is crying foul, notes FOX News. “I’m a victim and totally innocent,” the photographer, Selcuk Acar, told the Daily Mail. Acar insisted a security official told him “the match is stopped,” at which point he entered the court. The incident occurred in the middle of a US Open first-round match. The interruption by the photographer led the umpire to award a first serve redo to Bonzi, infuriating Medvedev, who ultimately lost the match.
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The New York Times Wednesday August 27, 2025
Rodrigo Moya, a photojournalist who captured farmworkers, guerrillas and celebrities in Mexico and across Latin America, and whose subjects included the Argentine revolutionary Che Guevara smoking a cigar and the novelist Gabriel García Márquez with a black eye, died on July 30 at his home in Cuernavaca, Mexico. He was 91, notes The New York Times. Moya chronicled a tempestuous period in Latin American history. In the 1950s and ’60s, he documented the poverty and tumult of Mexico. He then widened his focus to photograph armed conflicts throughout the region.
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Air Mail Wednesday August 27, 2025
Bruce Weber grew up in the coal-mining town of Greensburg, Pennsylvania, and his first teacher was his father—an avid photographer. “I was so lucky to have had a show at the Whitney early in my career,” Weber told Air Mail recently. “One wall was mine and one wall was my dad’s. My dad had passed away right before, but I wished he had been there—his wall looked so much better than mine.” The new Taschen book Bruce Weber: My Education features over 500 images by the illustrious photographer whose work defined an era.
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ADWEEK Wednesday August 27, 2025
For decades, ad school graduates have entered agencies armed with classic creative skills like copywriting, art direction, and design. The next wave, notes Adweek, will bring something new to the table: fluency in artificial intelligence. This fall, ad schools including Miami Ad School, Brandcenter at Virginia Commonwealth University, and London’s School of Communication Arts (SCA) are rolling out curricula that incorporate AI education. The ad industry specifically appears to be shedding younger workers as AI use becomes routine at agencies, reports Adweek.
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