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Lorne Manly

Lorne Manly

Interim Arts & Leisure Editor at The New York Times

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Yogi Berra on the Field: The Case for Baseball Greatness (Published 2023)

A new documentary argues that the Yankee catcher was not just a malaprop-prone, beloved celebrity but also a legend of the game.
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Celine Dion Says She Has a Rare Neurological Disorder (Published 2022)

In an emotional Instagram video, the pop superstar explained she had stiff person syndrome and is postponing shows to rebuild her strength “and ability to perform again.”
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‘Harry & Meghan’: What People Are Saying About the Netflix Series (...

Critics on both sides of the Atlantic found common ground in negative reviews of the first three episodes of the series.
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Woodstock 1969: A Story Vastly Bigger Than Editors Realized (Publis...

Once the scope of the festival became clear, The New York Times scrambled to cover its significance. Shakespeare was quoted.
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A ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Rages On, More Than 4 Decades Later (Publis...

Filmmakers thought their recreation of this 1973 media circus of a tennis match would be unfathomable to today’s audiences. They were mistaken.
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Risky Business: Hollywood Bets Big on ‘Deepwater Horizon’ (Publishe...

The documentary-style film isn’t the kind of project that usually commands a nine-figure budget, but the 2010 oil rig disaster had elements straight out of a movie.
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Blue Man Group Is Sued in Royalties Case (Published 2016)

Ian Pai, who composed music used by the global theatrical brand, contends that he has been underpaid for decades.
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The Cast of ‘The Good Wife’ on Favorite Moments From the Show - The...

Christine Baranski, Michael J. Fox, Alan Cumming and others recall favorite scenes for their characters.
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New Plays From Baker and Eno to Be in Signature Theater Season (Pub...

The 2016-2017 season is the last one under the Signature’s founding artistic director, James Houghton.
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‘Eye in the Sky’ and ‘National Bird’ Train Sights on Warfare by Rem...

Two movies — one a drama, the other a documentary — examine the ethical quandaries behind military drones, which can kill without the pilots ever leaving home.
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Gina Gershon Withdraws From ‘Ironbound’

“Creative differences” are cited as Gina Gershon leaves the play.
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‘Come From Away,’ a Sept. 11 Musical, Is Coming to Broadway

The musical “Come From Away,” which traces how the residents of Gander, Newfoundland, took in thousands of diverted airline passengers on Sept. 11, 2001, will come to New York in spring 2017.
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'Come From Away,' a Sept. 11 Musical, Is Coming to Broadway - The N...

The musical “Come From Away,” which traces how the residents of Gander, Newfoundland, took in thousands of diverted airline passengers on Sept. 11, 2001, will come to New York in spring 2017.
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Claire Danes Joins Cast of 'Dry Powder' Off Broadway - artsbeat.blo...

The new play, about a public relations crisis at a private equity firm, will begin performances at the Public Theater in March.
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National Book Critics Circle Announces Award Nominees (Published 2016)

Ta-Nehisi Coates, Elizabeth Alexander and Colm Tóibín were among those nominated for the awards, which are to be announced on March 17.
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A ‘Star Wars’ Refresher (Published 2015)

Quickly bone up on the films leading up to “The Force Awakens.”
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Broadway Attendance Breaks Records During Holiday Week

Twelve shows brought in more than a million dollars apiece during the week.
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‘Motown’ Will Return to Broadway Next Summer

The jukebox musical, which had a successful Broadway run starting in 2013, will return to New York for an 18-week engagement.
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‘Dames at Sea’ Will Close on Broadway

The musical comedy finally arrived on Broadway nearly 50 years after it debuted Off Off Broadway.
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A Virtual Reality Revolution, Coming to a Headset Near You (Publish...

Pioneers in film, journalism, sports and gaming talk about the challenges of building a new art form from the ground up.
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Can 20 Million YouTube Fans Make ‘Smosh: The Movie’ a Hit? (Publish...

A generation of Internet stars is making the leap to full-length feature films, with Hollywood betting their fans will follow.