The Arts Partnership will present four free concert screenings this summer on a giant video wall in downtown St. Paul’s Rice Park. The organization — a partnership between Minnesota Opera, the St. Paul Chamber Orchestra, Schubert Club and the Ordway … Continued
With David Leitch’s love letter to stunt professionals, “The Fall Guy” hitting theaters, and rumblings of a potential Academy Award for stunts on the horizon (something Leitch has advocated for), it’s the perfect time to fire up some of the … Continued
Across New York City, workers are tearing out concrete and asphalt from schoolyards and replacing them with rain-absorbing surfaces that are more climate resilient, according to reporting by Aria Young of Feet in 2 Worlds. ggy Monda/Feet in 2 Worlds … Continued
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Joe Field needed something to write about. “I came up with the idea for Free Comic Book Day when I was a columnist for an industry trade magazine,” says Field, who is the owner of the Flying Colors Comics and … Continued
Each day, unarmed security guards post at NYCHA senior buildings for eight hour shifts. But this service is poised to evaporate by June 30, a move the authority says will save $7 million. Adi Talwar March 19, 2024: Lobby of … Continued