Great piece by @ilaria_parogni nytimes.com/2023/01/07/arts/…
Really lovely profile by @uugwuu
A year ago, Steve Lacy was an indie musician with a modest following. Now the safety of relative anonymity is a fast-fading memory, and each step toward the celebrity he is becoming could mean either the end of the beginning, or the beginning of the end. nyti.ms/3WxXIsD
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Some interesting history here. nytimes.com/2022/12/20/arts/…
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Coming to the National Portrait Gallery. By Hilarie Sheets nytimes.com/2022/11/01/arts/…
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In-depth report by @Graham_Bowley and Tom Mashberg
The Cambodian government says it suspects that dozens of antiquities at the Met museum were looted based on evidence it has collected. The museum says Cambodia has yet to furnish the evidence. The U.S. Justice Department has stepped into the negotiations. nyti.ms/3AbQgdk
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The @nytimes is pressuring us to return to the office in June. But RTO must be agreed on with @NYTimesGuild as part of our contract. I hope management comes to the table today ready to fairly negotiate on all the issues that matter to us, including wages, benefits and RTO.
Another great piece by @MichaelPaulson
"It's time to try new things." Amber Gray on leaving "Hadestown," joining "Macbeth," job sharing and frog secretions. nyti.ms/3s6Ew8R
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Watching "And Just Like That"? Sara Ramirez Is Not Che Diaz ... by @juliarebeccaj nytimes.com/2022/02/02/arts/…
A great read, by @melenar
Ariana DeBose was in bed, and Rita Moreno was in her pajamas, when I spoke to them about playing Anita -- and that was just the start of our intimate, revealing conversation. nyti.ms/3EYUiqh
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And now this ... from @georgegustines nytimes.com/2021/10/11/arts/…
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Replying to @AmandaMoMorris
@AmandaMoMorris spoke with several Paralympic athletes about the need for more personal care assistants at the Games:
Becca Meyers, the deaf-blind swimmer who dropped out of the Paralympics, is not the only disabled athlete asking for better support.
I spoke with several other Paralympic athletes about the need for more personal care assistants during the Games:
nytimes.com/2021/08/10/sport…
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Great piece by @juliarebeccaj
The documentary “Roadrunner” by Morgan Neville uses 45 seconds of a voice generated with artificial intelligence that sounds like Anthony Bourdain's. Is it ethical? nyti.ms/3xQPSyk
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