The New York Times – Film:
Karen Cooper, who took over the nonprofit cinema in 1972 and transformed it into a $6 million-a-year operation, will step down in July after five decades.
Category: New York City
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Michael Snow, Prolific and Playful Artistic Polymath, Is Dead at 94
The New York Times – Film:
He was a painter, a musician, a photographer and a sculptor. But he was best known for experimental (and often contentious) films like “Wavelength.”
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New York Is Los Angeles
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
Quintessentially Californian institutions are popping up all over Manhattan as New Yorkers embrace sound baths, mocktails and legal marijuana.
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When Pelé Took New York by Storm
The New York Times – Sports:
In August 1967, it was hard to imagine that Americans might get interested in soccer. Then Pelé played at Yankee Stadium.
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Machine Dazzle: How Many Ways Can You Say Fabulous?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
In his museum survey and performances, the costume designer (and Taylor Mac collaborator) is like Krazy Glue — bonding art, theater and drag.
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After 40 Years of Fa-La-Laing, a New York Caroler Hands In His Bells
The New York Times – Music:
A onetime Macy’s elf, Tom Andolora founded a troupe that sang Christmas carols in Victorian dress. Now he is packing it in, worried about the survival of New York caroling.