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1160 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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Well-Supported 43 (3.7%) Disputed 0 (0%) Misleading 2 (0.2%) Unverified 1115 (96.1%)

Of the 45 claims in Culture with evidence either way, 96% held up.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

We got funded off an elevator pitch budget was several million dollars robust for indie studio in industry where larger companies spend upward of $300 million on game

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

He eventually crowdsourced enough money from friends and family to build improved prototype of game

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Myres chose to represent real artifacts leaving museums ambiguous

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Ben Myres game’s creative director said Relooted did not dwell on real-world politics of returning stolen artworks

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

As young developer in South Africa Myres faced uphill battle to attract investors for Relooted

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Motion sensors alarm bells shutter doors prevent easy getaway in thriller

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Relooted side-scrolling puzzle-platformer was released on Tuesday for PC and Xbox

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Crew including retired history professor young security specialist must organize theft gathering information finding escape route

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

For creators behind Relooted burglary proved disappointing

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The album featured fresh interpretations with modern production and its final track was a 1972 live recording of Flack transforming a “Revolver” song.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Nina Simone conjures hope in her 1971 cover.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Aretha Franklin personalized “Eleanor Rigby” by singing it in the first person.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Aretha Franklin sings “Let It Be” like it was written for her.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

McCartney sent a demo of “Let It Be” to Jerry Wexler in 1969.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Aretha Franklin turned “The Long and Winding Road” into a gospel number.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Aretha Franklin’s rendition of “Let It Be” was released in January 1970.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Aretha Franklin could cover the Beatles.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Earth Wind & Fire’s Grammy-winning cover is a highlight of the soundtrack.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Tina Turner proved she knew what to do with a Beatles cover in the 1970s.

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214 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Her 1984 cover of “Help!” has liberatory power appearing on her 1984 album “Private Dancer”.

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