This definitely makes me forget about the Epstein files.
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This definitely makes me forget about the Epstein files.
Damn. The #nickcave exhibition at Jack Shainman is epic - in a new space in TriBeCa March 29 the central statue is a monument that should be visible somewhere forever.
"Insel Air" plane
can't believe the DOGE team even has their own plane
I wrote a little something about the risks of undermining confidence in government data. slate.com/business/202...
hi can I please encourage you to go participate in cultural events, even if it is just to witness & support. it will be good for you and your brain and also for the folks who are making the art. stay curious. ❤️
"he enjoyed showing off how he put baby chickens and mice in the blender to feed his hawks" is definitely not something one reads every day
Afffirmative action for white men goes back before the founding of this nation. DEI was an attempt to broaden the pool and level the playing field a little bit after centuries of exclusion. And then the longterm a.a. beneficiaries had a backlash meltdown, and here we are.
Trump and his advisors are high on their own supply after getting away with so much in their first week. But they are going to regret this one. It’ll devastate red states that rely on this money for basic programs that keep people fed, clothed, alive. A huge unforced error politically and legally.
"Never mind that you’re a convicted necromancer with a paper trail linking you to every conceivable atrocity, crime against natural law, and humiliating deviance. The country made its voice loud and clear last November."
There are still several days left in Under the Radar...https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-theatre/under-the-radar-keeps-rollin-along
Under the Radar Keeps Rollin’ Along. Nice roundup from @helenshaw.bsky.social of much of this year’s #undertheradarfest
This is a must read for any interested in the etymology of NYC. But it’s going to cause house of watching and listening of other things.
On Tuesday I watched GATZ, at The Public Theatre, and tonight I watched The Apartment (Billy Wilder, 1960) and both of them deliver a final line that’s utterly devastating and draws all the tears. It’s just masterful theater and directing.
