For nearly a year, Jake Halpern followed a family of Syrian refugees who arrived in the United States on Election Day of 2016 as they navigated the first day of […]
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The Best and Worst Moments of the 2020 Emmys
With the pandemic making packed red carpets and large, glitzy gatherings impossible, almost no one knew what the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards ceremony would look like going into Sunday night’s […]
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Schitt’s Creek wins big at the Emmy Awards
Schitt’s Creek has won several major awards at the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards, which are being held virtually amid the coronavirus pandemic. The show won the best comedy series prize, […]
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A Stained-Glass Gift, From God and Gerhard Richter
THOLEY, Germany — For Abbot Mauritius Choriol, the new church windows being ceremoniously inaugurated on Saturday at Tholey Abbey are a gift: from God, from two generous patrons and from […]
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A Climate Center on Governors Island? Could Be a Game Changer
Rumors of New York’s demise are exaggerated. The other day more than 160 business leaders wrote Mayor Bill de Blasio about “widespread anxiety over public safety, cleanliness and other quality-of-life […]
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‘Nuanced’ Dennis Nilsen drama impresses critics
Des, a three-part drama about serial killer Dennis Nilsen, has been praised by both critics and viewers following the airing of its final instalment. Louisa Mellor from website Den of […]
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Gary Lineker calls for ‘voluntary’ licence fee
Gary Lineker, one of the BBC’s highest paid presenters, has called for the TV licence fee to be voluntary. In an interview with The Guardian, the former footballer and Match […]
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In Berlin, the Art World Spreads Out to Stay Safe
The first major international art event since the lockdown started took place as smaller gatherings around the city, rather than under a single roof. By Scott Reyburn BERLIN — It […]
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Building Public Places for a Covid World
What are architects and urban planners foreseeing as people cautiously gather? Streets “curated” for various uses and dynamic cityscapes that both advance wellness and knit communities together. By James S. […]
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Obituary: Dame Diana Rigg
Dame Diana Rigg enjoyed a long and distinguished acting career on stage, in film and on television. The range of her roles was enormous, from serious drama to high camp. […]
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Endless Summer vs. Hurry-Up Fall
New season, new concerns, new ways of coping. By Melissa Kirsch Welcome. The week after Labor Day is, for many, the official end of summer. I tend to resist the […]
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