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3 weeks ago |
nymag.com | Madeline Leung Coleman
American universities run on international students. For decades, schools have competed to enroll students from all over the world, and many rely on their talent and labor - as well as their tuition dollars. But over the past few months, the Trump administration, often citing national-security concerns, has tried to either block international students from entering the country or revoke the visas they already have.
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1 month ago |
vulture.com | Madeline Leung Coleman
Jia Zhangke’s odyssey through 21st-century China is mostly footage shot during the production of other films. The result is staggering. The man tells the woman he’s leaving. The woman runs out in tears. Though neither speaks a word, we read his message to her in a title card: “I want to leave and have a try outside. Once I get settled I’ll come to fetch you.” A train pulls out of the station, heading south with him on it.
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1 month ago |
grubstreet.com | Madeline Leung Coleman
No one would accuse Lucien Smith of being original, least of all Smith himself. “I’ve always role-played as a painter, role-played as a fine artist,” he says, swiveling in a chair in his studio. “I don’t know how much of it is genuine and how much of it is an act. Maybe the whole thing.” His earliest public role was wunderkind, which he took on in 2011 when he shot out of art school, Supreme beanie askew, and started selling work that flipped at auction for nearly $400,000.
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2 months ago |
nymag.com | Madeline Leung Coleman
It wasn't a shock when U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced this month that the federal government would seek the death penalty for the most famous accused murderer in the country.
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Mar 22, 2025 |
vulture.com | Madeline Leung Coleman
Behind the making of Careless People, the Facebook tell-all its publisher insists is “not a book of news.” Careless People author Sarah Wynn-Williams stands behind former Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Mark Zuckerberg in 2014. Careless People author Sarah Wynn-Williams stands behind former Indonesian President Joko Widodo and Mark Zuckerberg in 2014. Sarah Wynn-Williams can’t do interviews. She can’t post on social media or go on tour or give a talk.
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