In her early 20s she co-founded the groundbreaking spoken-word record label Caedmon, which had a hit with Dylan Thomas’s “A Child’s Christmas in Wales.”
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Ron Labinski, Who Designed a Cozier Future for Stadiums, Dies at 85
An architect, he followed his hunch that teams would abandon ugly concrete multipurpose arenas for fan-friendly single-sport facilities, like Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Florida Officials Had Repeated Contact With College Board Over African American Studies
A letter from state officials is likely to fuel controversy over the College Board, which has been accused of stripping or minimizing concepts to please conservatives.
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A Pigeon Was Dyed. Then It Died. Now the Police Are Investigating.
The artificially pink pigeon, nicknamed Flamingo, was thought to be a victim of a gender reveal stunt gone wrong. The New York City Police Department’s animal cruelty unit has opened an inquiry.
Family of ‘Rust’ Cinematographer Sues Baldwin and Other Producers
Halyna Hutchins’s husband previously agreed to settle his lawsuit regarding the fatal on-set shooting. Now her parents and sister are suing producers and crew members.
Laraaji Conjures a Baptism in Sound
The pioneer of ambient music, now 79, rediscovered some of his earliest recordings for a new four-disc set.
An Artist Puts Kabul in a New Light (With Lipstick and Manicure)
The Afghan-Canadian artist Hangama Amiri fled the Taliban as a child. Her new museum show reclaims space for women with colorful textile works.
How Uta Barth’s Art Illuminates
In a 40-year retrospective at the Getty Center in Los Angeles, the photographer scrutinizes subtle shifts in light and reveals what we see and don’t.
What an ’80s Feeling: ‘Flashdance’ Turns 40
The film helped bring breaking into the mainstream. Over the years, it also became famous for the subs and doubles of its star, Jennifer Beals.