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Alexei Ratmansky’s Leap of Faith | Marina Harss
It was a rainy afternoon in Copenhagen, and four exhausted ballet dancers were hard at work in a large rehearsal room on the fourth floor of the Royal Danish Theatre. The choreographer Alexei Ratmansky was pacing the studio,…
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Toronto Film Critics Association in Crisis Over Censored Speech
The mass exodus at the Toronto Film Critics Association is gathering pace after Indigenous actress and filmmaker Elle-Máijá Tailfeathers returned her award trophy following the alleged censorship of her video acceptance speech, which…
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Tatjana Wood, A Skilled Comic Colorist Who Worked On Famous Teams For DC, Has Died At 99
“Anyone who laid eyes on a DC Comics cover from 1973 to 1983 was likely seeing an example of Ms. Wood’s work. She colored nearly every cover for the company, whether the image was for a horror title, a war comic or a superhero…
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The Met Is The Largest Performing Arts Company In The US, And It’s Desperate For Money
“The core problem has been ticket revenues, which were weakening even before the coronavirus pandemic shuttered its theater with a devastating financial impact. Box-office receipts last year were down $20 million from a decade earlier.”…
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Federal Judge Rules Appointment Of Kari Lake Invalid, Voiding Mass Layoffs At The Voice Of America
“If upheld by higher courts, Judge Lamberth’s ruling would allow more than 1,000 journalists and support staff members at the news group to return to their jobs” – and to keep broadcasting to places like China, Russia, and Iran.…
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It’s Such A Brutal Time For Both Theatre And Arts Journalism
So what’s an NYT theatre critic to do? “There are so many things beyond our control … but somewhere amid all the hubbub, someone is making something, and you need to pay attention.” – The New York Times
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Why are so many novels in first person and not third person now?
Jennifer Lee, a 24-year-old pastry chef from Connecticut, has read hundreds of books. She’s partial to romance novels with burning enemies-to-lovers arcs, especially those that lean on fantasy tropes: magical colleges, regal…
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Best Actor 2026 Oscar Race Is More Uncertain Than Ever
Keeping pace with Hollywood’s awards horserace.…
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Amazon pulls sponsorship from Paris book festival after booksellers’ association boycott | Books
Amazon has withdrawn from the Paris book festival after a boycott by France’s booksellers’ association prompted a row over the company’s sponsorship of the event.The festival, due to take place from 17 to 19 April, will now go ahead…
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