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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL TO REOPEN TO MASKLESS, VACCINATED FULL HOUSES
The venue will welcome audiences back indoors June 19 for the Tribeca Festival's closing night.
Festival, Coronavirus Reopenings, Radio City Music Hall, Cuomo, Andrew M, Dolan, James L, New York City, Vaccination and Immunization
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
MIXING HEALING AND STRIFE, THE MET OPERA SINGS AGAIN
The company's continuing labor tensions hovered over two consoling concerts featuring its orchestra and chorus.
Mixed, Opera, Shutdowns, Coronavirus, Organized Labor, Knockdown Center, Queens, Metropolitan Opera, Blanchard, Terence, Blue, Angel, Nezet-Seguin, Yannick
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
JEAN SMART SHINES IN ‘HACKS' AND ‘MARE OF EASTTOWN'
With “Mare of Easttown” and now “Hacks,” an actor that Hollywood undervalued for years continues her career resurgence.
Television, Smart, Jean, Hacks, Mare of Easttown, HBO Max, Home Box Office, Designing Women, Fargo, Legion, Watchmen
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
PHILIP ROTH BIOGRAPHY FINDS A NEW PUBLISHER
Skyhorse said it would release the paperback and digital versions of the book, which had been taken out of print following sexual assault...
Print, Digital, Books and Literature, Bailey, Blake, Roth, Philip, Philip Roth, The Biography, Skyhorse Publishing, NORTON, W W, & CO, Book Trade and Publishing, Writing and Writers
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
THE MURKY WORLD OF PRIVATE SPIES AND THE DAMAGE THEY MAY BE DOING
Barry Meier's “Spooked” is an investigative reporter's probe of other investigative reporters who may be using their talents for questionable...
Books and Literature, News and News Media, United States Politics and Government, Industrial Espionage, BC Strategy Ltd, Fusion GPS, K2 Intelligence LLC, Meier, Barry, Simpson, Glenn R, Steele, Christopher, Spooked
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
WHAT'S ON TV THIS WEEK: ‘IN TREATMENT' AND ‘INSIDE THE MET'
HBO debuts a new version of the therapy drama “In Treatment.” And a PBS documentary looks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Art, Museum, Television, Movies, The Nest, ISLE OF THE DEAD, LIFE AT THE WATERHOLE, Salt, in treatment, Life at the Waterhole, billboard music awards, monterey pop
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
EVAN PETERS ON THAT EXPLOSIVE END OF THIS WEEK'S ‘MARE OF EASTTOWN'
The actor talked about the shocking events of Sunday's episode, about working alongside Kate Winslet and about those delicious Wawa...
Event, Works, Peters, Evan, Actors and Actresses, Mare of Easttown, Television, Content Type, Personal Profile
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
KATHERINE BARBER, WHO DEFINED CANADIAN ENGLISH, IS DEAD AT 61
As the founding editor of the Canadian Oxford Dictionary, she turned to “trashy novels” and parliamentary debates to find Canada's...
Barber, Katherine, Deaths, Canada, Dictionaries, Language and Languages, English Language, Oxford University Press
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
THREE VIEWS OF ‘THE MOTHERBOARD SUITE,' INDOORS, OUTDOORS AND ONLINE
Bill T. Jones brings a program of Saul Williams's work to a New York Live Arts festival of ideas as audiences adjust to the city's...
Works, Festival, Art, Music, Dancing, Computers and the Internet, New York Live Arts, Jones, Bill T, Times Square and 42nd Street, NY, The Motherboard Suite, Saul WIlliams, Afrofuturism, Black People
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
JACK TERRICLOTH, PUNK ROCKER WITH A CABARET AIR, DIES AT 50
As the devilishly smarmy vocalist and ringleader of the World/Inferno Friendship Society, he melded punk defiance with decadent theatricality.
Ventantonio, Pete, Deaths, World, Inferno Friendship Society, Pop and Rock Music, Theater
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
‘S.N.L.' IS JUST AS CONFUSED ABOUT THE NEW MASK GUIDELINES AS YOU ARE
In the opening sketch of “Saturday Night Live,” Kate McKinnon played Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, attempting to explain the latest recommendations...
Sketch, Television, Saturday Night Live
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By NY Times
- May 17, 2021
THINGS TO DO AT HOME
This week, discover the cultural and societal impact of sneakers, practice your math skills or explore what a net zero climate might...
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Radio City Music Hall to Reopen to Maskless, Vaccinated Full Houses
The venue will welcome audiences back indoors June 19 for the Tribeca Festival's closing night.
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Yaxkukul, Yucatán, Mexico Project Year: 2019 Photographs: Tamara Uribe Photographs: Carlos Quintal Photographs: Diego Lizama Area: 2422 ft2
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In ‘Phase Six,' Two Women Get to Work Saving the World From a Pandemic
Jim Shepard's new novel charts a global health crisis that results from two boys trespassing on a mining site in Greenland.
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Japan's Favorite Camera Brand Isn't Canon, Nikon, or Sony, Survey Reveals
A new survey being conducted over in Japan has surprising results on what the most beloved camera brand is. While companies such as Canon, Nikon, and Sony may currently command...
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Photographers to Follow on Instagram: May 16, 2021
Every day, the PetaPixel Instagram account is sharing excellent photography from our readers and those who inspire us. Here's a look at some of our recent favorite posts and...
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Sharp's Leica-Branded Aquos R6 Phone Packs a Massive 1-Inch Sensor
Sharp has just announced the Aquos R6 smartphone with a large Leica-branded lens and huge 1-inch sensor, a first for a traditional handset manufacturer.
The Verge reports that...
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Microsoft is Adding Windows 10 HDR Support to Photoshop and Lightroom
In its latest development build , Microsoft has added support for HDR in Windows 10 which will unlock access to the full gamut of colors in HDR displays in creative and...
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Mixing Healing and Strife, the Met Opera Sings Again
The company's continuing labor tensions hovered over two consoling concerts featuring its orchestra and chorus.
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