Why Don’t People Dress Up to Go Out Anymore?
The informality that dominates in most public spaces today has been brewing for quite some time, our critic explains, and speaks to a broader cultural shift.
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Worn Out by an Extrovert? You Can Go ‘Gray.’
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Elden Ring Nightreign Playtest Invites Are Going Out
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‘People don’t want choreography – they want human beings’: Pina Bausch’s son on her legacy
Salomon Bausch, head of the foundation set up in his mother’s name, talks about the enduring, visceral appeal of the dance pioneer’s work – and preserving the sense of potential in her work. In ...The Guardian - Feb. 9
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