Anne Parsons, who revived the Detroit Symphony Orchestra as president and CEO after a bitter strike and used education and technology to attract new audiences, died in Detroit on March 28. She was 64 years old. Her husband, Donald Dietz, said the cause was complications from lung cancer. Ms. Parsons, who conducted the Detroit Symphony …
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AMSTERDAM — A Dutch publisher has said it will no longer publish the bestselling book “The Betrayal of Anne Frank”, which claims the identity of the informant who reported the Nazi police to the young diarist’s hiding place, amid doubts about the results. . Publisher Ambo Anthos, which published a Dutch translation of author Rosemary …
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AMSTERDAM — A Dutch publisher has said it will no longer publish the bestselling book “The Betrayal of Anne Frank”, which claims the identity of the informant who reported the Nazi police to the young diarist’s hiding place, amid doubts about the results. . Publisher Ambo Anthos, which published a Dutch translation of author Rosemary …
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The novel’s emotional crescendo comes in at Robin and Mercy’s 50th anniversary party. (Twenty years after she moved in, they still haven’t told the kids.) Watching home movies with her disconnected, mute thoughts, Robin says: “Was there some kind of limit to how long a scene could be in those days? last? Each one was …
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Two bone-headed brothers search for a missing dog in this hideous comedy. Source link
Anne Frank once complained that she might survive the war and her friend. hannah goslar, probably not. A catchy point of view while watching”My Best Friend Anne FrankA Dutch movie told from Hannah’s point of view. Ben Sombogaart’s costume drama oscillates between Nazi-occupied Amsterdam, where Hannah and Anne were close friends, and the Bergen-Belsen concentration …
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“Well guys, this weekend was the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, and after all four games were decided on the final game, people are calling it the greatest playoff weekend of all time. Well, everybody from Buffalo, Green Bay, Tennessee, and Tampa was like, ‘Well, not really. ‘ not like. — JIMMY FALLON “That’s …
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Do you distinguish between “commercial” and “literary” fiction? Where is that line for you? I do not, and I believe that the great novelists of our time have made the ram-head distinction by embarking on works of enormous grandeur and scope. How do you organize your books? I am blessed to have a large library …
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PARIS — German artist Anne Imhof was watching a group of trendy-dressed dancers and models crawling on the floor at the Palais de Tokyo last Friday morning. This was the final rehearsal of a series of performances he had conceived, which was set to begin on October 14. Eight teenagers were trying to find the …
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Eroticism and pyromania dance hand in hand in “Ema,” a formidable provocation by Chilean filmmaker Pablo Larraín. For some, the title character, played with lively audacity by Mariana Di Girólamo, will likely be a wild enigma; To others, a heroic mother who will do anything to get her adopted son back. “You will be horrified …
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