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[ad_1] TULSA, Okla. — Visitors to the new Bob Dylan Center here will soon have at the touch of a finger what generations of the most avid Dylanologists have only dreamed of: How did Dylan write songs? In a room filled with artifacts, such as Dylan’s leather jacket from the 1965 Newport Folk Festival and …
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[ad_1] Cindy Sherman and Cate Blanchett had only met a few times in passing. Yet there is an identifiable bond that connects the (disappeared) artist Sherman, who appears as a character in her own photographs, and Blanchett, the versatile and Oscar-winning Australian actress. On a gray morning at the end of April, women who were …
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[ad_1] Rask will be a money virtuoso, but he never connects the tunes he plays to any possible influence in the outside world. Instead, he “sees capital as something that lives on as an antiseptic. It moves, eats, grows, reproduces, gets sick and can die. But it’s clean. … The larger the operation, the further …
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[ad_1] Like so many kids’ entertainment these days, “Fantastic Beasts: Dumbledore’s Secrets” is a political primer sprinkled with magic dust. In this third installment of the “Fantastic Beasts” series (itself a prequel series of the original “Harry Potter” stories), the lovable creatures have mostly been replaced by darker creatures: here, scorpion freaks are tortured by …
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[ad_1] Among many writers, there is a widespread belief that a desk must be set, an office tidy, an entire house cleaned, before finally sitting down and filling in the blank pages before them. One cannot help but think of such habits—the physical manifestation of routine and discipline—when visiting the fully preserved home of the …
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[ad_1] A few years ago, Nicola Coughlan was working in an optician’s office in Ireland. She is now starring in “Bridgerton” and “Derry Girls,” two of Netflix’s most beloved series. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] MEKKAby Susan Straight Mecca, a city in Southern California’s Coachella Valley, first emerged like a vision in the desert and was invoked by the ambitions of businessmen who saw an opportunity for a new crop of agricultural cash in the arid landscape. They planted date palm trees to attract tourists and produced an identity …
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[ad_1] New Zealand’s tuatara look like gloomy iguanas. But these spiny reptiles aren’t actually lizards. Instead, they are the last remnants of a mysterious and ancient order of reptiles known as the Rhynchocephalians, which disappeared after their heyday during the Jurassic period. And they really are the weirdos of the reptilian family. Tuataras can live …
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[ad_1] During the late summer and early fall, Max McCarthy, a graduate student at Rutgers University, wandered the wetlands of northern New Jersey with a bee-trapping net that he marked with small colored pencils. Three dots, each a different color, on the bees’ tiny chests, before releasing them again. He counted the insects one by …
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[ad_1] Complimentarily diverse and not deplorably spooky, Patrick Brice’s teen slasher film “There’s Some Inside Your House” attempts to both update and subdue a genre that peaked decades ago. But trying to have it both ways, Brice has created a messy, overstuffed parody of moral policing that wastes its brilliantly executed opening promise. Genius in …
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[ad_1] Black fur, white stripes, waist filled with foul-smelling fluid – everyone can distinguish the striped skunk. But did you know that these foul-smelling mammals have several smaller cousins marked by black and white Rorschach spots? They are known as spotted skunks and do something that striped skunks can’t. Spotted skunks do a large eagle …
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[ad_1] WE ARE THE BRENNANSby Tracey Lange Tracey Lange’s confident, flamboyant debut novel “We Are the Brennans” is a book about secrets. The most obvious are the secrets of the Brennans themselves, which are revealed in episodes written from varying third-person perspectives. Some of these secrets go back to the Westchester County-based family’s roots in …