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British designer John Galliano leaves Maison Margiela after 10 years, his 'wings mended'
Christian Dior · France

British designer John Galliano leaves Maison Margiela after 10 years, his 'wings mended'

65% Left coverage: 26 sources
Givenchy hired Galliano as a young head designer in 1995, before Christian Dior brought him on as creative director the next year. For 15 years, his star rose with theatrical runway shows.See the Story
In 'Nickel Boys,' striving for a new way to see
Entertainment · Sacramento

In 'Nickel Boys,' striving for a new way to see

60% Left coverage: 15 sources
AP Film Writer NEW YORK (AP) — The story of RaMell Ross’ “Nickel Boys,” laced with the cruelties of the Jim Crow-era South, has commonalities with films made before. But the grammar of “Nickel Boys” is entirely its own. Ross shot the Colson Whitehead adaptation almost entirely from the point of view of its two main characters. In a medium that has been called “an empathy machine,” “Nickel Boys” is a striking leap forward. It’s a daring approach …See the Story
David Letterman at 77 says retirement is both ‘a myth’ and ‘nonsense’
Barack Obama

David Letterman at 77 says retirement is both ‘a myth’ and ‘nonsense’

57% Left coverage: 7 sources
By Lisa Respers France, CNN (CNN) — David Letterman is no longer a late night talk show host, but he’s definitely not ready to stop working. In a recently published interview with GQ, Letterman talked about his career, including the fact that he plans to continue it. “Retirement is a myth,” he said when asked if he would consider himself “semi-retired” now. “Retirement is nonsense. You won’t retire,” Letterman added. “The human mechanism will no…See the Story

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