MINNEAPOLIS – There’s a proverb among running coaches: Run your own race. Don’t focus on things you can’t control, including your opponents’ tactics. Last month, Minnesota Distance Elite coach Chris Lundstrom watched one of his athletes, Annie Frisbie, do just that at the New York City Marathon. Frisbie’s version of running her own race — …
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NBC’s latest live musical had some blunders. But after a tough year, it was a treat to watch talented people sing and dance through a promising two-sided tale. Source link
BETHPAGE, NY – Gold Coast Studios, a cluster of massive beige buildings just off the highway in this Long Island hamlet, looks like an ordinary warehouse complex from the outside. Step inside though, and a New York City filled with singing orphans comes alive. A silver Manhattan skyline fills the backdrop of a brightly lit …
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Times Insider It explains who we are and what we do, and offers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. An article in the Arts section of The New York Times last week, “A ‘Conceptual Artist’ at Work” explores the life, art and new book of photographer Annie Leibovitz. The portraits of Ms. Leibovitz …
Annie Leibovitz wants to make one thing clear: She’s not a fashion photographer. Her new book “Wonderland”” (Phaidon) is an anthology of fashion images shot mainly for Vogue. this is curious. But maybe it’s not that intriguing, as the book, which comes out November 17, builds on Lewis Carroll’s “Alice in Wonderland”. “Who am I?” …
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