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The Gates, First Black Daytime Soap in 35 Years, a Go at CBS
CBS is opening The Gates.
The Paramount Global-backed broadcast network has handed out a formal series order to The Gates, the first Black daytime soap opera in 35 years.
The network on Monday announced that…
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Venice Biennale: Israeli representative Ruth Patir says she won’t open pavilion until hostage and…
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Israel’s representative at Venice’s Biennale exhibition has said she won’t unveil the country’s pavilion until a hostage and ceasefire deal has been reached…
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Hudson Yards ‘Vessel’ Sculpture Will Reopen With Netting After Suicides
Nearly three years after a series of suicides shut down the Vessel, the 150-foot-tall centerpiece of the Hudson Yards complex in Manhattan, the project’s developer said on Friday that it would reopen this year with new safety…
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The Playwright Who Fearlessly Reimagines America
With its multiracial cast, interest in interracial and queer intimacy and emphasis on race’s psychosexual dimension, “Sally & Tom” echoes recent theater hits like “Hamilton” and “Slave Play” in order to ironize both starry-eyed…
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Sudan’s civil war and displacement through the eyes of a poet : NPR
Smoke is seen rising from Khartoum's skyline, Sudan, Sunday, April 16, 2023. The Sudanese military and a…
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Netflix’s New Film Strategy: More About the Audience, Less About Auteurs
Back in, say, 2019, if a filmmaker signed a deal with Netflix, it meant that he or she would be well paid and receive complete creative freedom. Theatrical release? Not so much. Still, the paycheck and the latitude — and the potential to…
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Writers Guild Awards 2024 Winners
American Fiction won the Oscar already.
Photo: MGM/Everett Collection
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Sunset Boulevard, Heading To Broadway, Just Swept The Oliviers In London
The revival of the Andrew Lloyd Webber show won seven Oliviers, matching the totals won by Hamilton, Matilda, and Cabaret. – The Telegraph (UK) (MSN)
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Bowen Yang Thinks This Artist Nails What It’s Like Living in New York
5Chani AppI used to be very skeptical of astrology. I had read too many Carl Sagan books in college, and I thought, well, it’s all pseudoscience. This app is more about understanding your chart as a way to develop yourself —…
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Queer Women Behaving Badly: These Movies Scrap the Coming-Out Story
“What I noticed about these three films, specifically, is also that they’re all funny and light,” Glass said. “But inevitably, I think a lot of the discussion around it is very somber. And I think what puts a lot of people off,…
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