Oliver Stone’s Reel History – The New York Times
For a screenwriter, Stone has a notably languid and elegant prose style — at times downright novelistic — even if…
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Building Accessibility Into America, Literally
A public building has everyone as its client, after all. Does its design evolve out of a truly collaborative process…
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What’s on TV Monday: ‘Ip Man 4: The Finale’ and ‘Intervention’
What’s StreamingIP MAN 4: THE FINALE (2019) Stream on Netflix.; rent on Amazon, Google Play, iTunes, Vudu and YouTube. In…
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‘Perry Mason’ Season 1, Episode 5 Recap: Leaps of Faith
Season 1, Episode 5: ‘Chapter Five’It begins with the death of a lawyer and ends with the anointing of a…
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Nakotah LaRance, Acclaimed Native American Hoop Dancer, Dies at 30
Nakotah LaRance, a nationally acclaimed Hopi-Tewa hoop dancer who performed with Cirque du Soleil, died on July 12 near the…
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Krip-Hop Nation Showcases Rappers With Disabilities. Meet 5 Standouts.
This playlist is part of a series exploring how the Americans With Disabilities Act has shaped modern life for disabled…
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To Buy This Basquiat, Swipe Right
Testing the notion that blue-chip art can be sold with a swipe, the former Christie’s executive Loic Gouzer on Monday…
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The Met Opera Tries to Find Paying Customers in a Pandemic
After the coronavirus pandemic forced concert halls and opera houses to close this spring, online performances proliferated. The Metropolitan Opera…
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Luther Price, Experimental Artist and Filmmaker, Dies at 58
Luther Price, a multimedia artist and prolific experimental filmmaker known for his haunting, often transgressive work — as well as…
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After #OscarsSoWhite, Disability Waits for Its Moment
There’s Richard Shaw, known as Bushwick Bill, a member of Geto Boys who was born with dwarfism (he died in…
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‘Demagogue’ Remembers a Vintage American Bully
“It’s not often that a man’s name becomes an ism,” Larry Tye writes in his new biography of Joseph McCarthy,…
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Why Intellectuals Support Dictators – The New York Times
She introduces the Polish brothers Jacek and Jaroslaw Kurski, who marched with the dissident labor union Solidarity in the 1980s.…
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