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August 7, 2026Art Misty Copeland on Her Joyce Theater Festival and Ballet Philosophy Copeland, the retired ballerina who was the first Black female principal of […] Read more
August 7, 2026Art ‘The Last House’ Review: End of the World as They Know It When a mysterious force traps people in their homes, one family tries […] Read more
August 7, 2026Art In ‘Cookie Queens,’ the Girl Scouts Are the Stars The film, directed by Alysa Nahmias, follows the youngsters and their families […] Read more
August 7, 2026Art Thomas S. Hines, Who Helped Put L.A. Architecture on the Map, Dies at 89 A historian at U.C.L.A., he showed how Los Angeles’s architects and planners […] Read more
August 6, 2026Art Art Gallery Shows to See in August This week in Newly Reviewed Carolina Miranda covers three shows in Los […] Read more
August 6, 2026Art From John Derian, a Playful Collection of Leaf-Shaped Rugs Plus: brass flower sculptures, a new restaurant in Crete and more recommendations […] Read more
August 6, 2026Art On PBS Kids, Jacqueline Woodson Reminds Children Their Stories Matter A new animated special, “The Day You Begin,” based on the best-selling […] Read more
August 6, 2026Art A Bat Lord Has Landed at the Cloisters. He’ll Be Its Caretaker. As the museum reframes its story of medieval art, Andrew Winslow, the […] Read more
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