Tag: 01.16.21
Here’s One Country Where Print Magazines Have Come Roaring Back From The Dead
Just a year ago, one of New Zealand's largest magazine publishers decided to shut itself off and sell off its titles (if it could),...
Stage Union Volunteers To Help Theatres Be Vaccination Sites
Jonas Loeb, communications director of IATSE, says this time around turning music venues into a vaccination center would require a new configuration. “It doesn’t...
What’s To Become Of The Trump Impersonators?
“No one is going to want to see my Donald Trump” now. Anyone who is seeking Trump comedy after Jan. 21, I just feel...
A Dancer Breaking Ballet’s Gender Norms
What is unique about Ashton Edwards is that he is a man doing serious en pointe work in a professional ballet setting. "Ashton led...
Election Misinformation Online Dropped A Dramatic 73 Percent After Trump Was Banned From Twitter
Just wow. "The findings, from Jan. 9 through Friday, highlight how falsehoods flow across social media sites — reinforcing and amplifying each other —...
Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival Director Has Some Things To Say About The Issues Facing...
For one thing, there was a pandemic last year (and this year), which canceled darn near everything. Then, in November, came the fire that...
During The Pandemic, Art Going To Museums Needs Special Help
Art couriers can't ride in trucks with art, or ride in follow cars with other people, or generally do everything they used to do...
Why Do Some Of This Era’s Photos Look So Much Like Renaissance Paintings?
It's not an accident. Ask Reddit. "These comparisons, while often funny, also come across as shockingly honest. They push aside the veneer of the...
Trey Devey Shares his passion for Arts Education
“If we are empowered with creativity, with collaboration, with all of the skills that come from practicing the arts… that will lead to the...
What A New Video Game Teaches Us About The Ancient Greeks And Masculinity
For one thing, "we need to reorient our understanding of gender and beauty to talk about hotness in antiquity." - Wired
Dancers Are Still Trying To Break Down Gender Stereotypes In Ballet
Ashton Edwards, an 18-year-old student at the Pacific Northwest Ballet's Professional Division, got tired of studying for and dancing "male roles." Last year, the...
The True Events That Inspired The Movie One Night In Miami
The film is based on a one-act play by Kemp Powers (a long one-act play), and the playwright calls it "a work of fiction...
An Author And Editor Says To Stop Thinking Books Have Meaning For Everyone
Megha Majumdar, author of A Burning: "I grew up middle class and I went to school, and from the school bus you’d see kids...
The Movie Soul Is About A Black Man, But In Some Countries, He’s Voiced...
Europe, excuse us, but what are you doing? "Asta Selloane Sekamane, one of the activists who criticized the casting ... said in an interview...
The Stagehands Union Says It’s Time To Let Them Run Mass Vaccine Sites In...
This seems almost too obvious when one considers it. The people who know how to set up almost any kind of venue, run crowd...