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Each candidate who went before the Times editorial board sat for 90 minutes of questioning. The TV version included a few minutes with each, and not all of it was substantive. In Variety, Daniel D’Addario criticized the “softball questions” that were hardly “germane when choosing a candidate.” Among them were questions to Amy Klobuchar about her Alexa, to Andrew Yang about what government secret he wants to learn, and to Pete Buttigieg about the nickname “Mayo Pete,” among others. … [Read more...] about All the Problems with the New York

There is one grain of unpredictability in Related’s grand oyster, one hope for humanism at Hudson Yards: the Shed, a lavishly funded but endearingly weird headquarters of interdisciplinary art. When the city zoned the site, it held back one spot on the platform for a cultural building to be placed right on 30th Street, where the High Line jogs out toward the Hudson. Bloomberg wanted a new organization that would add to the cultural life of the city, not just move it around. The architects Elizabeth Diller and David Rockwell, leaders of separate firms, came up with both the idea for the institution and the building’s design. A packed stack of galleries, theaters, and performance spaces slips into the base of a residential high-rise, making efficient use of all those unsaleable lower floors. It’s not an easeful relationship. At the tower’s base a great steel mouth gapes, as if to swallow (or regurgitate) the icy cube of the Shed. A puffy, quilted sheath slides … [Read more...] about I Have a Feeling We’re Not in New York Anymore

According to TMZ, she claimed she didn't want to leave the child with her ex because she had already missed time due to a work trip and wanted to make it up. … [Read more...] about Jesse Williams looks smitten during loved-up shopping trip with his girlfriend in New York City

As I’ve said before, the establishment media are no longer about informing us, all the media are about today is click-whoring by way of trolling. The media are now so broken and dispirited, things like reputation, credibility, and integrity no longer matter. There is no lie the media won’t tell, no outrage the media will not commit, even if it’s a ridiculous non-endorsement endorsement that only further undermines the Times’ already-shattered validity as a newspaper. … [Read more...] about Nolte: New York Times Mercilessly Mocked for Warren-Klobuchar Endorsement

The board said that, given the events of the past few years, it wonders "whether our democratic system is fundamentally broken." It lamented the state of our elections, heightened partisanship, foreign misinformation campaigns, the rivers of cash in our politics and the disappearing American dream. … [Read more...] about New York Times endorses two candidates for president for first time

But among the series’ splendid ensemble, the greater among equals are Maggie Gyllenhaal as a defiantly entrepreneurial hooker who sees adult films as her ticket to success and James Franco, who tackles twin roles as identical twins: Vincent, an oddly high-minded bar owner who fronts for the mob, and Frankie, a rascally, trouble-courting cad. … [Read more...] about James Franco doubles up for ’70s New York drama ‘The Deuce’