The paintings that make up “The Roof is Burning” continue in this line. During the first months of the curfew, Chew was completing his artist residency at the Headlands Center for the Arts in Sausalito. “[The pandemic] it didn’t feel real then, not like it would later. We were hitting the music all the time, …
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Noise and chaos reigns in the heart of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, or so it seems. an astonishing image captured recently by astronomers in South Africa. The image, taken by the MeerKAT radio telescope, an array of 64 antennas spread across five miles of desert north of South Africa, reveals a storm of …
MELBOURNE, Australia — After Rafael Nadal’s stunning comeback in Sunday night’s Australian Open final, he, not Novak Djokovic or Roger Federer, became the first man to win 21 Grand Slam singles titles. Fair or not, it’s the tennis record that matters most these days. While Sunday’s result doesn’t quite finish the debate over who the …
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Noise and chaos reigns in the heart of our home galaxy, the Milky Way, or so it seems. an astonishing image captured recently by astronomers in South Africa. The image, taken by the MeerKAT radio telescope, an array of 64 antennas spread across five miles of desert north of South Africa, reveals a storm of …
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During Thanksgiving week, the best fall in the industry, “Hamilton” grossed over $3 million, and “The Lion King”, “Bad” and “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” each grossed over $2 million. effect Tony AwardsHeld on September 26 to showcase the Broadway reopening, it’s hard to discern. “Moulin Rouge!”, which won the Tony award for best …
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FLORENCE, Italy — Passing Botticellis, Raphaels, and Michelangelos Uffizi GalleryYou might be understandably surprised to come across self-portraits by Ethiopian artist Tesfaye Urgessa and Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. At a time when museums around the world are exploring how to tell a more inclusive story about art, the Uffizi has been slower to catch up, …
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During her heyday of more than two decades, Janet Jackson was an astonishingly modern pop superstar—a risk taker with a distinctive voice, a vibrant sense of self-presentation, and an innate understanding of the scale of the labor it took to shake the world. music. He was the embodiment of authority and command, unrivaled in his …
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“Solid science makes it clear that we need to limit mercury and toxins in the air to protect children and vulnerable communities from dangerous pollution,” said EPA administrator Michael Reagan. “The EPA is committed to aggressively reducing pollution from the energy sector so that all people, regardless of zip code or pocket money, can breathe …
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Hubble contact lens maker Vision Path will pay the Federal Trade Commission $3.5 million to settle charges for the company failing to take customers’ prescriptions or verifying their prescription information correctly, and replacing what’s actually been prescribed to consumers with Hubble lenses. The company’s practices violated the F.TC. rules for selling contact lenses, The commission …
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Burning phones and loanered laptops. Quarantine training centers and a balloon the size of a small city. Takeoff tests and arrival tests and daily tests. Like this. Many. tests. Every Olympic presents barriers, from distance to language to politics. But those tasked with transporting teams, coaches, athletes and gear rarely encounter an obstacle course like …
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Burning phones and loanered laptops. Quarantine training centers and a balloon the size of a small city. Takeoff tests and arrival tests and daily tests. Like this. Many. tests. Every Olympic presents barriers, from distance to language to politics. But those tasked with transporting teams, coaches, athletes and gear rarely encounter an obstacle course like …
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