Adam Sternbergh

Culture Editor, New York Times Magazine, New York Times

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RT @ProgGrrl: This is the best interview with anyone that I've read in ages. N.W.Refn talks to @NYTMovies nyti.ms/13ptx4J #Cannes #O

Cannes Film Festival: Nicolas Winding Refn on Being One With Ryan Gosling

artsbeat.blogs.nytimes.com — Francois Guillot/Agence France-Presse - Getty Images CANNES, France - Perhaps no filmmaker has fetishized male brutality with the monomaniacal focus of the Danish director Nicolas Winding Refn. Yet the 42-year-old filmmaker has never made a traditional action movie.

A Curious Cost/Benefit Analysis of a Park Fund-Raiser

cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com — In 2004, I spoke with Adrian Benepe, who was then the parks commissioner, about the desire of hundreds of thousands of Americans to protest the Iraq War and the Bush administration by marching through the streets of our city for a rally at Central Park's Great Lawn. Mr. Benepe and Mayor Michael R.
Best quote in Rob Ford video is from reporter at 0:29: "It's not just the Toronto Star, sir. It's also the Gawker." livewire.talkingpointsmemo.com/entry/toronto-…
@kibblesmith Don't put that in your VCR! They'll totally take control of it. And from there, your 8-track.

Sleep Facts: 12 Things We Learned At The Harvard Corporate Sleep Health Summit

huffingtonpost.com — Sleep has been called the "third pillar" of health, along with nutrition and exercise, yet according to the CDC, 35 percent of Americans report getting fewer than seven hours of sleep a day. Meanwhile, the typical nightly recommendation for an adult is 7-8 hours.
If your promo "Survival Kit" for your noisy summer blockbuster contains ibuprofen, you're basically writing cranky critics' ledes for them.
RT @plattypants: No critic knows more abt food in NYC than the great @robertsietsema, and few had better disguises: shar.es/ZvLSH

Village Voice Fires Twenty-Year Veteran Restaurant Critic Robert Sietsema

newyork.grubstreet.com — Gawker reports that the embattled alt-weekly continued its ongoing series of brutal layoffs this morning by firing three of its most influential writers, New York legend Michael Musto, venerated theater critic Michael Feingold, and restaurant critic Robert Sietsema.
(In Google's defense, I too was searching "world war z." Also, those other world wars already happened, while the zombie war still looms.)
Google's suggested search terms, in ascending order of popularity, related to "world war": 3) World War 2; 2) World War 1; 1) World War Z.
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