9 Things To Do in New York’s Art World Before June 17
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A clear picture of what exactly happened in Orlando in the pre-dawn hours of Sunday is slowly emerging.
In Decades Leading COBA, Norman Seabrook Cultivated Ties With Elected Officials
New Yorkers united outside the Stonewall Inn Sunday evening to show solidarity for the victims of yesterday's mass shooting in Orlando.
The Americans finale aired this week, and the show’s fans yet again proved to be some of the most rabid ones out there.
This 'Golden Cockerel' is wildly colorful and almost ferociously and cleverly busy, but alas it fails as narration.
The Lieutenant Governor of Texas' response to these terrible events is, among other things, a reminder of the strength of homophobia and self righteousness in American society.
He’s won three Emmy awards and when it was suggested that he because of his past work, he could pretty much pick any project he wanted, he responded, “Ahhh… this is Tony Shalhoub you’re talking to. You may be overstating that I could have whatever role I want, but thank you for the vote of confidence.”
Lion Babe, Gigi Hadid and Laverne Cox are embracing humidity in style.
Ed Sheeran would object in song.
The former New York Ranger didn't have the easiest time finding a buyer for the West Village pad.
We want to believe that all professional athletes —except fighters—reject the idea of intentionally disabling an opposing player.
One reaps what they sow. Actions have consequences. And when it comes to Gawker, “goodbye and good riddance” is the only appropriate response.
Ties to big names like Bush and Romney raise eyebrows as GOP malcontents go rogue
The Chinese artist and activist is the latest art star to join Josh Roth’s new arts-focused division.
“This isn’t a conference, it’s a movement,” said founder Simon Collins
"If you have to wear a gas mask to provide a service, you shouldn’t be offering that service."
Printed frocks and fanciful suits dominated the recently revamped event.
Senators Chuck Schumer, Kristen Gillibrand and John Barasso spent more taxpayer money on private charter flights than their colleagues.
Good God, we’re easy to fool. It feels a bit counterintuitive to be writing, in the media, about media hoaxer Joey Skaggs. Skaggs, who was interviewed this past week by the Observer, has made a name for himself since the 1960s through elaborate pranks that aim to highlight the absurdity of our media culture. So how’s a writer to know he’s not being punk’d by a man who describes fooling the media “as easy as a bowel movement”?
Morning links from the New York Observer.
However, another stand for Hillary --the witness stand-- is an increasingly probable campaign venue for the increasingly-presumptive Democratic Party nominee.
Right at the beginning of our journey there are so many other parts of the product that need our attention.
This week, we’re featuring new tracks from CHVRCHES and Hayley Williams, Nick Jonas, RITUAL, Broods and Peter Bjorn and John.
Wow, what an absolute nightmare 'No One' was for the Faceless Men’s PR department.