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25Feb

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When Podcast Hosts Speak, What Do We Hear?

“Podcast voice” has been parodied, co-opted and commodified. With lip flutters and giddyap phrases, our reporter realized how you can speak the speak.

25Feb

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Florence Birdwell, Singing Teacher to Broadway Stars, Dies at 96

She was a tricky but empathetic voice professor at Oklahoma Metropolis College for 67 years. Two of her college students, Kelli O’Hara and Kristin Chenoweth, gained Tony Awards.

25Feb

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The Birth of ‘Rent,’ Its Creator’s Death and the 25 Years Since

With a digital efficiency marking the Broadway musical’s anniversary, authentic solid and artistic workforce members speak about shedding Jonathan Larson and carrying on his legacy.

25Feb

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12 New Books We Recommend This Week

Steered studying from critics and editors at The New York Occasions.

25Feb

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Julien Baker Explores the Art of Doubt on ‘Little Oblivions’

The Tennessee singer and songwriter’s third album upends assumptions and embraces new sonic parts.

25Feb

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TV Taught Me About AIDS. ‘It’s a Sin’ Reminded Me How Far We’ve Come.

The brand new HBO Max collection, set amid the primary decade of the AIDS disaster in London, prompts a author’s reminiscences and regrets to return flooding again.

25Feb

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‘’Til Kingdom Come’ Review: An Unusual Religious Bond

Maya Zinshtein’s revelatory documentary explores the political and philanthropic alliance of American evangelical Christians and Israeli Jews.

25Feb

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‘Cherry’ Review: A Very Different Tangled Web for Tom Holland

Joe and Anthony Russo, the M.C.U. filmmaking brothers, stretch out into the true world of struggle, crime and dependancy in a gritty drama based mostly on a best-selling novel.

25Feb

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Lincoln Center Will Head Outside Its Closed Theaters to Perform

Officers introduced plans to create 10 out of doors areas for pandemic-era performances and rehearsals, and to work with blood drives and meals banks.

25Feb

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With ‘The Father,’ Florian Zeller Pivots From Stage to Screen

Florian Zeller has discovered success within the theater and as a novelist. Now, his first film as a director is nominated for 4 Golden Globe Awards.