10 wry, controversial, viral covers from the New Yorker’s 100 years
The New Yorker, now celebrating its centenary, has defied media trends by giving an unusual amount of control to the artists ...
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‘One night I slept under my desk’: Getty leader Katherine Fleming reflects on solidarity in the wake of the Los Angeles wildfires
The chief executive of the J. Paul Getty Trust shares her experience of the disaster, how the institution is supporting ...
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Review: 'The Brutalist' is a majestic, intimate and epic tale of the immigrant experience
Director Barry Corbet’s majestic, intimate, epic tells the brutally honest story of an Hungarian-Jewish architect’s post ...
In Reversal Of History, Waterfront A New Focus Of NYC Homebuyers
The East River Esplanade from East 53rd to East 61st Streets is among lures bringing condo buyers to the Manhattan waterfront ...
Why NYC bondholders should be very afraid of 1970s-style financial crisis
The clown car that is New York politics, where the mayor is hanging on for his life and an assortment of leftists might find ...
Daily Express US on MSN17h
Huge 'Free Luigi' mural appears in New York on eve of court appearance
The night before the alleged killer's court apperance in New York state court, a massive mural was painted in lower Manhattan.
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Cockatoo's Adoration of Local Ohio Meteorologist Makes Him the Ultimate Fan Boy
WKBN 27 First News meteorologist Paul Wetzl, who forecasts the weather in Northeast Ohio and Northwestern Pennsylvania, has an unexpected yet adorable fan—a Cockatoo named Furby. In fact, this funny ...
Destruction of stadium roof has MLB team in flux: Do Rays have future in Tampa Bay?
Its tilted roof, retro space age appearance and outdated font screams instant obsolescence, but since opening in 1990 it has seen a Final Four, NHL playoffs, a World Series and the enduring success of ...