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[ad_1] Woollcott described the show on the New York Sun as “moderate to moderate and uneventful”, adding that two years later she finally caught up with the show and was stunned by its success, but also by the anger of her colleagues towards her. In the end, he relied on it to cultivate audiences who, …
[ad_1] More than 150 personal items and artworks that Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg has stored in her Washington residence and Supreme Court chambers are up for auction. Potomack Company auction house in Alexandria, Va. catalogs opened this month For items featuring Picasso’s ceramics and a caricature print of the much-loved justice who passed away in …
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[ad_1] Nick finds this type of salvo “uplifting” for generations, but his real passion is with Didion’s relocation from California to the East Coast, temporarily saying “Hello All That Happened!” The lyrics are from a musical. (Not as exaggerated as it sounds: the news that Vanessa Redgrave would appear in the Broadway version of “The …
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[ad_1] Not ringside, Crawford live-tweeted Saturday’s main event and ended his social media session with some nonsensical talk aimed at building anticipation for a fight that boxing fans have long wanted. “Keep my belts warm” Crawford tweeted to Spence. “I’ll be back to pick them up later this year.” From a purely competitive perspective, a …
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[ad_1] INDIAN WELLS, California — Tennis is entering a new era: an era where marathon final sets that have completed some of its biggest and longest games are no longer an option. The Grand Slam Board announced Wednesday that starting with the French Open in May, all four major tournaments will impose a 6-6 tiebreak …
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[ad_1] INDIAN WELLS, California — Tennis is entering a new era: an era where marathon final sets that have completed some of its biggest and longest games are no longer an option. The Grand Slam Board announced Wednesday that starting with the French Open in May, all four major tournaments will feature 6-6 tiebreaks in …
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[ad_1] “Automakers are committed to working collaboratively and constructively with California and other states to ensure vehicles are efficient, clean and affordable for everyone,” said John Bozzella, president of the Automotive Innovation Alliance. A dozen automakers, including Ford, General Motors, Stellantis, Toyota and Volvo. “Collaboration between governments at all levels will be essential to achieving …
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[ad_1] Seven days after Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred canceled a week of regular season games As the league does not have an employment contract with players to begin the 2022 season, MLB has set a new deadline for the player’s association with a slightly different position than before. In Monday’s talks, league officials …
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[ad_1] Camille Herron tied her shoes and took a 100-mile trek at the national championship in Las Vegas in February. Herron is no stranger to ultramarathon challenges. He set many world records in open road races and tracks, from 50 miles to 24-hour races. In 2017, he shattered the 100-mile world record in over an …
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[ad_1] A fledgling labor union at Amazon and Staten Island warehouses agreed to terms for an election for the end of March, setting the stage for two major elections at Amazon warehouses simultaneously. The Staten Island warehouse election will be held in person March 25-30, according to Christian Smalls, a former Amazon employee in Staten …
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[ad_1] I won’t bother to explain what “flavor” is. It’s more fanciful than a term like “about” can capture. The movie is purely painting – pacific, peeking, surreal. Three naked women ride motorcycles around a tiny room. The same women place a boxed television on the top bunk, while a man in an adjacent room …
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[ad_1] Davis noted that Taylor’s technique of composing sheet music “in cells” would later “develop, expand, and subvert” appeal to classical musicians rather than jazz musicians, but today his influence is widely heard among improvised pianists. (He cited a large list that included Marilyn Crispell, Jason Moran, Craig Taborn, Myra Melford, Alexander Hawkins, Angelica Sanchez, …
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