Ronda Kaysen

1 month ago | es-us.noticias.yahoo.com | Ronda Kaysen

Para dar vida a la nefasta corporación que protagoniza la serie de suspenso distópico “Severance”, la directora de fotografía Jessica Lee Gagné necesitaba encontrar el lugar adecuado para una oficina central ficticia. Mientras buscaba en internet centros comerciales abandonados, se topó con un blog con fotografías de un edificio de oficinas de mediados de siglo, decadente y vacío, llamado Bell Labs.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Ronda Kaysen

This month marks five years since "cancel everything" became an American rallying cry. We retreated into our homes for a period of solitude brought on by a global pandemic that many of us thought would last a few weeks but instead redefined how and where we live our lives. Look around your home, and it's not hard to spot vestiges. Maybe you've still got a Peloton or a fire pit or a random bottle of hand sanitizer in your purse. Maybe you moved to Idaho.

1 month ago | businessandamerica.com | Ronda Kaysen |Clark Hodgin

To bring to life the nefarious corporation at the center of the dystopian thriller “Severance,” the director of photography Jessica Lee Gagné needed to find the right location for a fictional headquarters. As she scoured the internet for abandoned malls, she stumbled upon a blog with photos of a decaying, hollowed-out midcentury office building called Bell Labs.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Ronda Kaysen |Clark Hodgin

To bring to life the nefarious corporation at the center of the dystopian thriller "Severance," the director of photography Jessica Lee Gagné needed to find the right location for a fictional headquarters. As she scoured the internet for abandoned malls, she stumbled upon a blog with photos of a decaying, hollowed-out midcentury office building called Bell Labs.

1 month ago | rethinking65.com | Ronda Kaysen

Days after President Donald Trump enacted 10% trade tariffs on all Chinese goods in early February, Bentley Zhao called the company that supplies his cabinetry, tiles and stone. The store manager told him to expect to see a 10% price increase for any materials coming from China. Zhao, the CEO of New Empire, which builds high-rises in New York City, was stunned to see the impact materialize so quickly. “It’s too fast,” said Zhao, 46.