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Why Quarterbacks Say 'Hut' And 'Hike' by Artsjournal1

Back in 2009, the NFL itself was wondering about that very question. So they asked Ben Zimmer, America's most famous lexicographer, to look into it. Turns out that "hut" in particular is ver…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

Why Sherlock Holmes Has Become One Of Our Most Enduring Literary Characters by Artsjournal

There are the endless literary takes. There are Anthony Horowitz's sequels, or Andrew Lane's tales of a teenage Holmes. Star basketball player Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has written novels about Ho…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

The Book Pirates Loved Voltaire by Artsjournal

Booksellers often distrusted Voltaire, because by modifying his texts and multiplying the editions, he alienated their customers. No one wanted to pay good money for a slightly new version o…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

New Feature Film On Twyla Tharp by Artsjournal

The documentary will feature interviews alongside select footage of Tharp's more than 160 choreographed works, "including 129 dances, 12 television specials, six major Hollywood movies, four…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

EU Green New Deal Includes Building A New Bauhaus by Artsjournal

In September the EU launched "an ambitious and historic initiative to fund innovative scientific and artistic endeavours to abate climate change and allow Europe to meet its goal of zero net…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

Canadian Actor Christopher Plummer, 91 by Artsjournal

The actor went through a particularly fertile creative period in his golden years, receiving his first Academy Award at the age 82 for his heart-warming supporting turn as a widower who embr…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 9:54pm on February 5, 2021

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago Has A New Director (And She's An Alum) by Artsjournal1

Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell dropped out of Juilliard at age 19 to join the company, where she danced for three years before moving on to 13 years with Ailey. After retiring from the stage in…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on February 5, 2021

'Salvator Mundi' May Be by Leonardo, But Its Hand May Not Be by Artsjournal1

Two different studies " one by the Louvre, the other by an independent art historian and her AI researcher husband " find that the Christ figure's hand raised in blessing was added to the ot…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on February 5, 2021

Intimacy Coordinator Says She Gets More Resistance From Female Actors And Directors by Artsjournal1

"'My hunch is that, for some women, having me present means they have to examine their past experiences on set without an intimacy coordinator,' said Mia Schachter, intimacy coordinator on A…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on February 5, 2021

With Their Theatres Closed, The French Turn To Puppet Shows by Artsjournal1

Performances for kids in schools are the only ones allowed under current COVID restrictions, so puppet shows are the only live theatre happening in France now. "The situation for French pupp…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 10:54am on February 5, 2021

Furloughed Staff To Waterstones: Please, At Least Pay Us Minimum Wage! Waterstones: That 'Would Not Be Prudent' by Artsjournal1

Britain's relief package for businesses closed by COVID provides 80% of a furloughed employee's salary, even if that salary is only minimum wage. Workers at the country's most popular bookst…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:42am on February 5, 2021

Remember That Fake Gauguin The Getty Bought? They Were Warned by Artsjournal1

"The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles was privately warned in 2002 that a Gauguin sculpture it had just bought for around $4m was a fake. A few months later the museum sent a researcher f…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 8:42am on February 5, 2021

A "Unique Addition" to the Whitman Repertoire by Artsjournal1

When PostClassical Ensemble undertook our world premiere recording of the 1944 radio play Whitman, we did so believing that Bernard Herrmann's Whitman setting is a singular addition to the r…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:36am on February 5, 2021

Build Back Better by Artsjournal1

At this point I would implore arts organizations not to return to pre-pandemic practices with nothing more than modest tweaks. This is a time for serious reconfiguring. So let me suggest thr…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:36am on February 5, 2021

In Tampa, a superb Doubt by Terry Teachout

In today's Wall Street Journal, I review regional webcasts of Doubt and The Niceties. Here's an excerpt. *  *  * Some plays are so obviously well-suited to socially distanced web…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:02am on February 5, 2021

Replay: Meryl Streep and Viola Davis in Doubt by Terry Teachout

Meryl Streep and Viola Davis in a scene from the film version of John Patrick Shanley's Doubt: A Parable, directed by the author: (This is the latest in a series of arts- and history-relate…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:01am on February 5, 2021

Almanac: Somerset Maugham on the beauty of courage by Terry Teachout

"I think there is in the heroic courage with which man confronts the irrationality of the world a beauty greater than the beauty of art." Somerset Maugham, A Writer's Notebook Continue re…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 7:00am on February 5, 2021

Amazon's New Washington DC Tower Will Have A Hiking Trail Up The Side by Artsjournal

Named The Helix, the glass spiral tower will be part of a complex of three office buildings that will make up Amazon HQ2. " Dezeen

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Kirill Serebrennikov, Russia's Most Famous Dissident Director, Fired From His Moscow Theatre by Artsjournal1

On Tuesday, Serebrennikov hosted an event at the Gogol Center " which he has directed since its opening in 2012 and which has become one of the Russian capital's hottest theaters " revealing…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Stunning Aztec Eagle Carving Unearthed In Mexico City by Artsjournal1

The 42″-by'28" bas-relief of a golden eagle, carved from a reddish volcanic rock called tezontle, was found by archaeologists at the Templo Mayor, the Aztecs' main religious site in wh…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Was Philadelphia's Leading Classical Radio Host Just Fired? by Artsjournal1

Gregg Whiteside, who for 17 years hosted weekday morning programming and the Philadelphia Orchestra concert broadcasts at WRTI, abruptly disappeared from the air last month, with only a brie…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Poetry Magazine Faces Down Furor Over Printing Work By Sex Offender by Artsjournal1

"[The prestigious journal] has doubled down on its decision to publish a poem by a convicted sex offender as part of a special edition dedicated to incarcerated poets, telling critics that '…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

U.S. Supreme Court Unanimously Rejects Suit Over Guelph Treasure by Artsjournal1

The collection of ornate medieval reliquaries is now held by Berlin's state museums; the American heirs of German Jewish art dealers, claiming that the objects were sold to the state under d…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Libel Lawsuit In Poland Could Derail Holocaust Research, Observers Fear by Artsjournal1

"Two Polish historians are facing a libel trial over a book examining Poles' behaviour during the Second World War, a case whose outcome is expected to determine the future of independent Ho…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021

Could We Really Revive The Federal Theatre Project? How Would That Work In 2021? by Artsjournal1

The short answer is that it couldn't work the way it did in the 1930s: the legal and theatrical landscape then was too different. (For a start, there was no such thing as not-for-profit thea…

SOURCE: ArtsJournal at 1:03am on February 5, 2021
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