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bloomberg.com | James Tarmy
(Bloomberg) -- Despite the current right-wing obsession with gender orientation, it feels pretty retrograde to discuss a public figure’s sex life in 2025. As long as it’s between consenting adults, who cares? And yet it’s impossible to review Barry Diller’s new memoir, (Simon & Schuster, May 20) without putting his physical relationships with men front and center.
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bloomberg.com | James Tarmy
A crowd waiting to get into Art Basel Miami Beach in 2024. (Bloomberg) -- Art Basel is expanding again. Next year the Swiss-based art fair will open an edition in Doha, Qatar’s capital city. “We’re starting small,” says Art Basel CEO Noah Horowitz. “This is going to come to market in February next year in a very considered and measured way.”The inaugural fair, Horowitz says, will include booths from about 50 galleries.
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bloomberg.com | James Tarmy
“Jose in Front of Laundromat, Lynwood, CA,” from the series Queer Brown Ranchero, 2017. (Bloomberg Businessweek) -- This month is chockablock full of stars on stages big, small and, in the case of the megawatt would-be blockbuster starring Brad Pitt, absolutely massive. There are quieter gems too, if you know where to look. (And we did!)THEATERUnlike most other movie stars, John Krasinski isn’t going to Broadway.
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bloomberg.com | Kate Krader |Hannah Elliott |James Tarmy
Welcome to the CEO Diet, a monthly series in Bloomberg Businessweek, where executives from around the world tell us how they manage their time in and out of the office. Among the topics they’ve discussed are their favorite go-to snacks, ways to win the weekend, exercise routines andfashion uniforms. This month we asked the bosses what they’re listening to when they commute to and from work and other destinations.
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bloomberg.com | James Tarmy
Ed Ruscha’s That Was Then This Is Now from 1989 sold for $7.8 million. (Bloomberg) -- As Sotheby’s contemporary evening sale wound down on Thursday night, Charles Stewart, the company’s chief executive officer, stood in the back of the room with a look of undisguised relief. Up until that evening, New York’s spring auction week, during which Christie’s, Phillips and Sotheby’s planned to move more than $1 billion worth of art, had been a grind.
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