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[ad_1] LAS VEGAS – In a cavernous audition field, circus performers one by one twisted, spun, spun, danced and stood on their heads (at one point over another person’s head) was drawn to this circus audition call from around the world. But in a room filled with so-called circus conductors, spooky clowns, and more than …
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[ad_1] Look for the usual suspects – Jon Rahm, Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas and the hottest player in the game Scottie Scheffler – who will compete in this week’s PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club in Okla, Tulsa. But don’t be surprised if someone suddenly appears to eclipse the big names. After all, 20 …
Continue reading “Rich Beem Returns to Improbable PGA Championship”
[ad_1] For the first time in three years, the circus is back in town. The television industry’s biggest showcase for advertisers, so-called front lines, will return to Manhattan landmarks like Radio City Music Hall and Carnegie Hall after the pandemic puts flamboyant, in-person premieres on hold. Just like in the old days, media executives will …
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[ad_1] For Timothy O’Donnell, hours of denial found its way into denial late on the night of March 13, 2021, when, in the emergency room of a South Florida hospital, his trauma care specialist called his resuscitation team and told him to stay close. Triathlon champion and one of the fittest men in the world, …
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[ad_1] At a roadside crystal shop, I meet an aura reader who tells me that my “female and male aspects” are the most balanced aspects he’s ever seen. I feel again, that feeling of passing and then passing through – and knowing that being seen is a choice, I take a risk and tell him …
Continue reading “A Writer Returns To The Grand Canyon With His Mother This Time”
[ad_1] Last fall, science fiction writer Kim Stanley Robinson was asked to predict what the world would look like in 2050. He was speaking at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Glasgow, and the atmosphere at the summit was described as “last, best”. “hope to save the planet” – it was bleak. But Robinson, …
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[ad_1] LAS VEGAS — At his final press conference Thursday, Saul Álvarez, known as Canelo, looked over to Dmitry Bivol, who was posing for a routine pre-fight photo. At Saturday’s match at T-Mobile Arena, undisputed world champion Álvarez with 168 pounds will jump into the 175 pound weight class to challenge Bivol. The match excited …
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[ad_1] The Smithsonian Institution announced on Tuesday that it has adopted a policy that will formally authorize its founding museums to return items that have been looted or once unethically obtained from their collections. The institution’s leaders said the policy enacted Friday represents a departure from the long-held position it and other museums have taken, …
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[ad_1] The directions for Terry Riley’s groundbreaking 1964 composition “In C” are quite simple. The one-page note consists of 53 short musical motifs that the musicians play in sequence. But there is a constant shift of alignment and displacement as each musician chooses how many times to repeat each figure before moving on to the …
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[ad_1] After two years of cutbacks that led to virtual versions of its events, the European Fine Arts Fair, known as the European Fine Arts Fair, TEFAFIt will make a comeback with the New York fair to be held on May 6-10. Park Avenue Armory. It will be the first personal TEFAF exhibition since early …
[ad_1] It seems that the Metropolitan Opera’s new production “Lucia di Lammermoor” has little in common with the production that replaces it. old staging, which premiered in 2007 and most recently revived in 2018, Donizetti’s work – about a girl driven into murder by forced marriage – is set in the late Victorian era with …
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[ad_1] The movement of the show is fluidly liberated, reminiscent of a Shange line about the Sun Ra show long ago in her posthumous book Dance We Do: A Poet Explores Black Dance: “The drummers wanted me to take off my clothes. and celebrate the world.” Shange has had that much in her body, and …
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