Autumn! Broadway debuts, opera openings, Oscar trapping, triumphant television comebacks and fat special topics heralds the glorious flavors of the “autumn season” – like the takeaways you’re reading right now. The cultural roster feels like an advent calendar full of all the goodies the entertainment industry and art world has amassed in anticipation of dramatic …
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After a scorching summer in much of the country, warmer-than-normal conditions are expected to continue into the fall, contributing to severe drought across the West, scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration said on Thursday. Five states experienced the hottest June-August months of record-keeping in 127 years. It’s no coincidence that two of these …
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I awoke at dawn to a heavy downpour. Cold, howling winds were coming from the lake, and the screen door of our semi-domed bunker was shaking violently. When I got together with a few other hikers, I quickly realized the value of the design of our accommodation: one of the few structures in Patagonia that …
Abrons Art Center‘s fall season series greets groundbreakers and innovators in the arts, public housing and emerging technology. “As we come out of lockdown, we wanted to focus on work that is still ongoing and evolving in different ways during the pandemic,” Craig Peterson, the centre’s artistic director, said in an interview. “Because it deserves …
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