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Bea is a journalist specialising in entertainment, attractions and technology with 15 years' experience. She is blooloop's news editor and has written and edited for publications including CNET, BuzzFeed, Digital Spy, Evening Standard and BBC. Bea graduated from King's College London and has an MA in journalism.

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Jewish Museum London's new Two Rooms space to open this week

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By Bea Mitchell 
| Blooloop.com
The Jewish Museum London is opening in a new interim exhibition space after closing in 2023 due to rising costs. The Two Rooms exhibition space is located at JW3, the Jewish community centre in Hampstead, London. It is opening on 18 June. Following a period of financial and organisational challenges between 2019 and 2024, the institution has stabilised operations and is now working on creating a new permanent museum by 2030.
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'Universal Celestial Goodnight': Epic Universe to launch new nighttime show

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By Bea Mitchell 
| Blooloop.com
Universal Orlando is set to launch a new nighttime spectacular at Epic Universe, 'Universal Celestial Goodnight', on 7 July. Running nightly, the show will take place in Celestial Park and features dancing fountains, lighting effects and a spectacular fireworks finale. Developed by Universal’s award-winning entertainment team, Universal Celestial Goodnight is inspired by Epic Universe's experiences, from Super Nintendo World to Dark Universe.
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UK’s first permanent mobile museum set to launch next year

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By Bea Mitchell 
| Blooloop.com
The UK’s first permanent mobile museum is set to launch next year to bring art to communities across the country, the government has announced. A total of £1.6 million will be used to build a state-of-the-art vehicle to tour three national collections each year, including the government's art collection. The £1.6m is made up of £800,000 from the Department for Culture, Media and Sport and £800,000 from arts access charity Art Explora.
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