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Globetrotting

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Ben Sin

Los Angeles

Although the actual awards aren't to be taken seriously, MTV's Video Music Awards show is always good for producing a pop culture moment or two each year. Last Sunday, Beyonce revealed her pregnancy during the event, and that news promptly set a social media record for the most tweets per second at 8,868, beating news of the death of Osama Bin Laden and this year's earthquake in Japan.

Reading

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Rain and mud didn't dampen the mood at the Reading Festival last weekend, where 70,000 music fans celebrated the climax of the British summer festival season with acts such as Muse, the Strokes, Pulp and a bunch of indie favourites including Tyler, the Creator. Highlights included Pulp frontman Jarvis Cocker joining New York rockers the Strokes on stage to cover The Cars' Just What I Needed, and Queen guitarist Brian May performing alongside My Chemical Romance (pictured).

Kyoto

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It's the final week for the 'Moholy-Nagy in Motion' exhibition, which celebrates the films, photography and paintings of Hungarian-born artist L?szl? Moholy-Nagy. Moholy-Nagy is widely seen as the father of 'light art' - a form of kinetic art using light as the main medium - and this exhibition features more than 300 works spanning his career.

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