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Le Monde in English is two years old. The editor-in-chief Elvire Camus shares what Americans are…
Elvire Camus. Photo provided by Le Monde.Le Monde in English aims to bring the 80 year-old French newspaper’s hard hitting investigations to an English-speaking audience along with articles about film industry sexism and Paris’ best…
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Will academic freedom and campus free speech survive?
Forces ranging from campus police, to state troopers, to national lawmakers are targeting faculty and student expression—particularly expression supporting Palestinians.
This was the scene two weeks ago: Republican U.S. House of…
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Petition to ‘save’ Abravanel Hall gets thousands of signatures
Jack Clark is 18 years old, but already he has performed in Abravanel Hall — the downtown Salt Lake City home of the Utah Symphony — several times.Clark, who lives in Layton, said he was in rehearsal with the Utah Youth Symphony, when…
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‘There he was in a dream . . .’
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Jayne Anne Phillips’s “Night Watch”, Jonathan Eig’s “King: A Life” Among Winners Of 2024 Pulitzers…
Night Watch took honors for fiction, Nathan Thrall’s A Day in the Life of Abed Salama for general nonfiction, Cristina Rivera Garza’s Liliana’s Invincible Summer for memoir, Brandon Som’s Tripas for poetry. Eig’s…
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Frank Stella Went From Bauhaus to Fun House
Frank Stella, who died on Saturday at age 87, once joked that he harbored only one regret. We were sitting in his scruffy studio in the East Village, and he said he was sorry that he had failed to take legal action when the men's wear…
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Why Comcast’s NBA TV plans made Warner Bros. Discovery’s stock crash
Warner Bros. Discovery’s stock took a major tumble after an announcement that Comcast is preparing a competitive bid for NBA TV rights. Why is that such a big deal for WBD CEO David Zaslav and co.?
Also: Major changes continue at…
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People who work on middle-grade books have some ideas.
Those of us who believe in the power of books worry all the time that reading, as a pursuit, is collapsing, eclipsed by (depending on the era) streaming video, the internet, the television, or the hula hoop. Yet, somehow,…
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Why Seattle’s Bellevue Art Museum Is Emergency Fundraising Again
Interviews show that “dogged by debt, over-optimistic financial forecasting, leadership turnover and overreliance on a small group of funders, the museum patched holes by creating new ones.” And, among small nonprofit museums, it’s far…
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Chicago improv scene grows with new theaters in South Loop, Lake View
Two improv comedy venues opening soon in Chicago — one new, one relocated — reflect their names quite well.The Revival,…
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