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After performing with Dance Theater from 1989 to ’92, Ms. Howard danced with choreographers including Karole Armitage and Donald Byrd. Mr. Byrd, now her close friend, said that about…
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LUSTER By Raven LeilaniWhenever I, a person raised both Christian and corny, encounter something truly sinful — so delicious that it feels illicit; too much, but sneak me a little more…
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The CDC’s coronavirus tips have been a go-to resource for Americans looking to keep their families safe and help slow the spread of COVID-19. It’s crucial that we adhere to…
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In a year defined by surprise, the predictability of “The Secret Garden” — a new film adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnett’s beloved 1911 novel — proves more charming than tedious.Mary…
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The stark sight of a western-style military outpost in the middle of a whole lot of desert nothingness, where “Waiting for the Barbarians” begins, may remind cinephiles of the 1976…
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RICHMOND, Va. — Janine Bell lived in Richmond for 35 years before visiting Monument Avenue. But that changed in July, when Ms. Bell threw a gathering honoring Emmett Till under the…
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The Peruvian film “Song Without a Name” sets a dramatic mood with gorgeous black-and-white photography and an original guitar score. The story, loosely based on true events, begins in…
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Early on in the beautiful documentary “River City Drumbeat,” two leaders from the River City Drum Corp teach elementary school students in Kentucky a drum lesson. Albert Shumake, a new…
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For almost 70 years, the Chilean-born artist Alejandro Jodorowsky has been the utility infielder of lowercase-“s” surrealism. He’s a performer, graphic novelist, poet and, most…
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Two years ago, T: The New York Times Style Magazine published the photographs of more than a hundred of the city’s artists who had died of H.I.V./AIDS — a shocking record of creativity…
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