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Photos from the New York Dance Parade 2013 (slide show)
Mon May 20
New York Dance Parade 2013 Photograph: Eric Harvey Brown
The seventh annual New York Dance Parade got booties shaking over the weekend. See more recent blog posts The lineup for MoMA PS1's Warm Up 2013 is here! The beloved summertime dance party is back on June 29 with a Brit-heavy lineup of deejays and musicians. See more recent blog posts Photos: Epic Win Burlesque: Holy Shit...Batman Returns! [NSFW] See what the Caped Crusader and his foes look like underneath their signature disguises in our slide show. Sneak peek: The Met's new Arab galleries Tomorrow, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's newest—and most elaborately titled wing—opens as the "New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia." Museum staff say the eight-year project was part of a master plan, however it's hard not to note the timeliness of the opening—months after the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and tensions in many of the same Arabic lands roiling. The organized exhibit shows off 1,200 objects (from an collection of about...
Photos, video: Doctor Who's Matt Smith and Steven Moffat at the Way Station
Mon May 20
Matt Smith and Steven Moffat at the Way Station Photograph: Mandy McKenna
Doctor Who’s star and head writer made an impromptu visit to the Way Station Sunday night, just in time for the season finale. See more recent blog posts The lineup for MoMA PS1's Warm Up 2013 is here! The beloved summertime dance party is back on June 29 with a Brit-heavy lineup of deejays and musicians. See more recent blog posts Photos: Epic Win Burlesque: Holy Shit...Batman Returns! [NSFW] See what the Caped Crusader and his foes look like underneath their signature disguises in our slide show. Sneak peek: The Met's new Arab galleries Tomorrow, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's newest—and most elaborately titled wing—opens as the "New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia." Museum staff say the eight-year project was part of a master plan, however it's hard not to note the timeliness of the opening—months after the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and tensions in many of the same Arabic lands roiling. The organized exhibit shows...
The Great GoogaMooga officially canceled for Sunday
Sun May 19
GoogaMooga
Inclement weather forced the fest's organizers to pull the plug on GoogaMooga's final day. See more recent blog posts The lineup for MoMA PS1's Warm Up 2013 is here! The beloved summertime dance party is back on June 29 with a Brit-heavy lineup of deejays and musicians. See more recent blog posts Photos: Epic Win Burlesque: Holy Shit...Batman Returns! [NSFW] See what the Caped Crusader and his foes look like underneath their signature disguises in our slide show. Sneak peek: The Met's new Arab galleries Tomorrow, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's newest—and most elaborately titled wing—opens as the "New Galleries for the Art of the Arab Lands, Turkey, Iran, Central Asia, and Later South Asia." Museum staff say the eight-year project was part of a master plan, however it's hard not to note the timeliness of the opening—months after the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and tensions in many of the same Arabic lands roiling. The organized exhibit shows off 1,200 objects (from an...
Day four of Cannes is all Coens
Sun May 19
Inside Llewyn Davis
I've got just one film for you today, but it's one of the festival's most anticipated titles. Joel and Ethan Coen's hilarious and moody portrait of a down-and-out '60s folk singer is a melancholic delight. Click here for my thoughts.
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Third dispatch from Cannes
Sat May 18
Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian
On my third day in Cannes, I got misty over Hirokazu Kore-eda's moving family drama Like Father, Like Son and found a lot to like (contra many of my colleagues) in Arnaud Desplechin's talking cure period flick Jimmy P.: Psychotherapy of a Plains Indian. Click here to view the post.
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