Thomas Floyd
Arts and Sports Journalist at The Washington Post
Journalist for @washingtonpost. Writing about theater, movies, television, comedy, soccer and other scattered things.
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2 weeks ago |
pressherald.com | Thomas Floyd
Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” and the original Broadway cast album for “Hamilton” are among the 25 selections entering the National Recording Registry this year, alongside a slew of offbeat choices — including the music for the “Minecraft” video game and the Microsoft Windows reboot chime. The Library of Congress announced the class of 2025 on Wednesday morning, bringing the registry to 675 titles since it was launched in 2002.
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infobae.com | Thomas Floyd
“Goodbye Yellow Brick Road” de Elton John, “My Heart Will Go On” de Celine Dion y el álbum del elenco original de Broadway de “Hamilton” están entre las 25 selecciones que ingresan al Registro Nacional de Grabaciones este año, junto con una serie de elecciones poco convencionales, incluyendo la música del videojuego “Minecraft” y el sonido de reinicio del sistema operativo Microsoft Windows.
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dailyherald.com | Thomas Floyd
Recordings from musicians Miles Davis, left, Mary J. Blige and Elton John are among the 25 selections entering the National Recording Registry this year. AP Elton John’s “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” Celine Dion’s “My Heart Will Go On” and the original Broadway cast album for “Hamilton” are among the 25 selections entering the National Recording Registry this year, alongside a slew of offbeat choices — including the music for the “Minecraft” video game and the Microsoft Windows reboot chime.
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washingtonpost.com | Thomas Floyd
Immigrant stories spark an artistic ‘rebellion’ on D.C.-area stages (washingtonpost.com) Immigrant stories spark an artistic ‘rebellion’ on D.C.-area stages By Thomas Floyd 2025040913055600 Paata Tsikurishvili, the director and star of Synetic Theater's "The Immigrant," fancies his latest production as something of an artistic "rebellion." Manuel Oliver, who headlined Woolly Mammoth Theatre's "Guac," also embraces a "rebel identity." To "In the Heights" director James Vásquez, that Signature...
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2 weeks ago |
washingtonpost.com | Thomas Floyd
Elton John, ‘Hamilton’ and more enter National Recording Registry (washingtonpost.com) Elton John, ‘Hamilton’ and more enter National Recording Registry By Thomas Floyd 2025040909000000 Elton John's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road," Celine Dion's "My Heart Will Go On" and the original Broadway cast album for "Hamilton" are among the 25 selections entering the National Recording Registry this year, alongside a slew of offbeat choices — including the music for the "Minecraft" video game and the...
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Sat down for a cup of tea with Auli‘i Cravalho — the star of the biggest movie on the planet (“Moana 2”) and one of Broadway's buzziest shows (“Cabaret”) — to discuss stretching herself onstage while also returning to the character who made her famous. https://t.co/3fvdOzjI7l
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