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Pay-TV Operators Are Cutting Ties With Right-Wing Networks
But why? DirecTV, for one, is tight-lipped. And "the pay TV providers who dropped OAN and Newsmax make the case that it’s not politics...
How The World Harmony Orchestra Decided To Lift Spirits During The Pandemic
The concerts for isolated people have ended up a lifeline for the musicians too. "Sometimes the concerts can be really unusual in that you...
Sometimes, Do Quit Your Day Job
Or, at least, that worked for Costa prize winner Caleb Azumah Nelson, who had been working at an Apple Store before an agent bit...
Sundance’s Design Might Hint At The Film Festival Of The Future
The not-too-distant future, at that. "Film festivals have always struggled with accessibility issues that can be mitigated by allowing people to attend from home....
Ana De Armas Was In The Trailer For ‘Yesterday,’ But Not In The Movie
That's because her scenes got cut - and, after renting the movie partly based on her being in the trailer, some fans are so...
The Queer Problem At The Heart Of The Power Of The Dog
The book changed stereotypes when it came out in 1967, but Jane Campion's movie - bruited for at least one Oscar - has some...
This Hitchhiking Author Didn’t Get In A Car That Offered Her A Ride
That 1973 decision might have saved Sally J. Morgan's life - and provided material for a book that just won Britain's Portico Prize prize....
What Actual Inmates Thought Of Lynn Nottage’s Play About Recently Incarcerated Workers
Some detainees at Rikers Island watched a livestream of Clyde's. "Theater artists often speak of their aspirations for social relevance, especially in work focused...
The Architect Of The Googleplex Now Thinks Such Designs Are Dangerous
Why? Clive Wilkinson now says that "blurring the line between work and non-work keeps employees tethered to the office, benefiting the employer most of...
The Pandemic Might Have Changed Indie Films Forever
As Sundance's virtual festival gets underway, the question hanging in the air is whether any indie film can succeed in traditional theatres. Older audiences...
Booker Prizewinner Says Look To Older Women For Richer Fiction
Bernadine Evaristo: "I’m always amused when my young students create frail, old characters hunched over walking sticks, only for them to tell me that...
A South Korean Museum Is Auctioning Off The Country’s Heritage
The reason isn't clear, but "in 2014, the Kansong fell into debt and has remained closed ever since. The museum has pushed its reopening...
Almodovar Wants People To Remember Spain’s Past
Early on, "when Almodóvar started making films, he promised himself one thing: his movies would give the Spanish dictator Francisco Franco the ultimate two-fingered...
Twenty-Two Composers And Performers To Watch in 2022
"The trope of the cloistered composer is a tried and true archetype — the solitary soul flanked by stacks of scores in the dark...
Netflix Won Big During The Early Pandemic, But Now It’s 2022
The streaming giant is facing big competition - and price hikes. - BBC
Misty Copeland Wants To Honor Those Who Came Before Her
"Copeland says she believes it’s her responsibility to tell the untold stories of trailblazing Black ballerinas who came before her. ... She wants aspiring...
The Tories Freeze BBC’s License Fee For Two Years
Sounds great during a pandemic, right? But the BBC is commercial-free, and the license fee is its income, so when the fee doesn't keep...
Emile Zola, Real Bad Art Friend
Bad Art Friends are far from new. "Case in point: the rift between Émile Zola, novelist/playwright/founder of the naturalism movement, and painter Paul Cézanne....
Sundance Is All Online Again, And That’s Great
Cheers aren't what one might expect for yet another canceled in-person event - and yet, 80 films will be on offer, with art houses...
Where Theatre’s Pause Is Particularly Agonizing
"The Baltimore Shakespeare Factory prides itself (in non-pandemic times) on mounting plays where its actors speak in original pronunciation," and a cabinet-maker who recreated...
Music Catalogs Are Fetching Massive Prices For The Creators
But are those dollar values in any way justified? One trade publication said more than $5 billion "changed hands through music rights acquisitions last...
Lynn Nottage Is About To Have Three Shows Up At One Time
Playwright Nottage: "I will tell you, in all honesty, I haven't been getting a lot of sleep," but that's OK. "The dream is to...
What’s Wrong With Book Reviews?
And n+1 magazine doesn't mean the ones you do in school. No, it's professional book reviews that are in trouble, according to that magazine....
Eddie Basinski Was A Rare Baseball-Violin Double Threat
"Basinski, who had taken classical violin lessons since childhood, played with the University of Buffalo’s symphony orchestra before embarking on his major league career...
A Very American Idea: Writing A Children’s Book In Your Language For Your Kid
"There are very few children’s books, or books in general, published in Karen in the United States, and much of what exists originated in...
