WE DO WHAT WE DO IN THE DARK, by Michelle Hart Is it a uniquely female experience to want to meet another woman, fall in love with and consume her brain, beauty, muscle strength and complications? I’ve never heard men talk like that about men, even those who are dating other men, but women know …
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The new arrangement spared Mr. Ive the regular commute to the company’s offices in Cupertino. He moved from nearly daily product reviews to an irregular schedule where he would go weeks without being weighed down. Sometimes news would spread in the studio that he would unexpectedly come to the office. Employees compared the moments following …
“Terrible,” he said. His orthopedic colleague Dr. Philip Elizondo said the hospital had to cancel minor surgeries due to health issues, which later ballooned out. An uninsured woman he treated had ruptured her meniscus, lost her job and lost her home. Dr. Elizondo said that if the patient could seek care right away, he could …
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BOSTON – Kaywin Feldman, who is in his second year as museum director, felt uneasy as he looked at an image checklist and installation plan for the upcoming Philip Guston exhibition at the National Gallery of Art in Washington in the summer of 2020. How are the cartoonish, hooded Ku Klux Klan figures painted by …
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In the early 19th century, an unknown musician in the Appalachian Mountains discovered that a steel handsaw, a tool previously only used for chopping wood, could also be used to produce full and sustained musical notes. The idea had undoubtedly occurred to many musically inclined carpenters elsewhere at other times. The key is that the …
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OXFORD BROTHERHOOD, Read by Guillermo Martínez, by PJ Ochlan. (Blackstone Publishing.) An Oxford graduate student in mathematics finds himself immersed in the dark history of Lewis Carroll in this clever thriller. I LOVE THAT STORY: Observations from a Wonderfully Queer Life, Read by Jonathan Van Ness, author. (HarperAudio.) This The comedian, hairdresser, and “Queer Eye” …
Ukrainian soprano Liudmyla Monastyrska sang the lead role in “Turandot” at the Metropolitan Opera on Saturday night, replacing the Russian diva Anna Netrebko, whom the company left because of its support for Russian President Vladimir V. Putin in the past. When the show ended, Ms. Monastyrska sent a meaningful message during the curtain calls: she …
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ACHARNES, Greece — Here is Dominik Defoe. Ten years old and slightly taller than the net. Golden brown, shoulder-length curls bounce around as they chase and smash tennis balls, better than any kid his age. Defoe loves to play with GPS in his mother’s car, so when they get to school in the morning, the …
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Paul Salad took care to celebrate the last player selected in the draft. His family continued the tradition by honoring the 262nd place on Saturday. Source link