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Alex Marshall

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Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
22 Aug 2024
LONDON — This year’s Oscar nominations have generated little controversy, with one exception: “Detainment,” named in the best live-action short category, an accolade that has offended many in Britain.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
22 Aug 2024
LONDON — This year’s Oscar nominations have generated little controversy, with one exception: “Detainment,” named in the best live-action short category, an accolade that has offended many in Britain.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
14 Aug 2024
LONDON — In November 2006, Marina Litvinenko watched her husband, Alexander, die in a London hospital. The Russian spy-turned-whistle-blower — whom she called Sasha — had drunk green tea laced with the radioactive element polonium. President Vladimir Putin probably approved the murder, a public inquiry in Britain later said.
A Murdered Spy's Widow Relives Her Loss Onstage
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
13 Aug 2024
The rapper ASAP Rocky was charged Thursday with having committed an assault causing actual bodily harm June 30 in Stockholm, Swedish prosecutors said in a statement.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
13 Aug 2024
The rapper ASAP Rocky was charged Thursday with having committed an assault causing actual bodily harm June 30 in central Stockholm, Swedish prosecutors said in a statement.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
13 Aug 2024
Founded in 1669 by Louis XIV, and with a modern-day budget of over 200 million euros ($222 million), the Paris Opera is one of the oldest and most powerful music-theater companies in the world. But it has struggled to find a successor to Stéphane Lissner, its director since 2014.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
13 Aug 2024
LONDON — Margaret Atwood’s novel “The Testaments,” the highly anticipated sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale,” was announced here on Wednesday as one of the books in the running for the Booker Prize, Britain’s most prestigious literary award.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
13 Aug 2024
LONDON — Margaret Atwood’s novel “The Testaments,” the highly anticipated sequel to “The Handmaid’s Tale,” was announced here on Wednesday as one of the books in the running for the Booker Prize, Britain’s most prestigious literary award.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
12 Aug 2024
On April 23, about a week after the fire at Notre Dame in Paris, designer Mathieu Lehanneur unveiled his plan for a new spire for the cathedral: a gleaming, 300-foot flame, made of carbon fiber and covered in gold leaf, that would be a permanent reminder of the tragedy.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
12 Aug 2024
LONDON — The Turner Prize, Britain’s most high-profile art award, has canceled a sponsorship deal after gay rights campaigners criticized it for accepting money from Stagecoach, a transportation company.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
12 Aug 2024
Quentin Tarantino’s “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,” about an actor and his stunt double in the 1960s, will have its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival this month, the festival announced Thursday.
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
12 Aug 2024
On the evening of April 15, Olivier Latry, one of the world’s greatest organists, arrived at a hotel in Vienna before a planned concert.
For Notre Dame Organists, a Bit of Solace
Nigeria/the-new-york-times/entertainment
12 Aug 2024
In April 1919, the architect Walter Gropius founded one of the most influential art and design schools ever: the Bauhaus. Students learned to focus on simplicity and functionality. Teachers favored primary colors and bold shapes. Seeing the school as a hotbed of utopian intellectualism, the Nazis forced its closure in 1933, scattering Bauhaus teachers, students and aesthetics across the globe.
Bauhaus at 100