Steve Reddicliffe

36 Hours On the shores of Lake Michigan, the city that Michael Moore calls home has much to offer: local wineries, Inuit art, sandy beaches, good (even great) food and lots of quirky history. And then there are the cherries. Clinch Park has one of the city’s enticing beaches.Credit...Steve Reddicliffe/The New York Times July 26, 2018 There is no doubt that Traverse City is a very cherry place. The airport, after all, is called Cherry Capital.

The filmmaker started the Traverse City Film Festival in Michigan in 2005. He also was the force behind the renovation of two theaters in Traverse, a town he wants people to discover. Image The filmmaker Michael Moore. July 26, 2018 The filmmaker Michael Moore’s movie “Fahrenheit 11/9,” about the presidency of Donald Trump, is scheduled to open in September. His nonfiction show, “Michael Moore TV Nation,” will have its premiere on TBS in October.

Bulletin Board “Visualizing Language: Oaxaca in L.A.” exhibit at the Los Angeles Central Library.Credit...Emily Berl for The New York Times By Lynda Richardson and Steve Reddicliffe July 24, 2018 Our Travel cover feature about retreats and sanctuaries in and around Los Angeles has received numerous complaints from readers who found the piece dismissive of Latino culture and clichéd in its portrayal of the city. We want to assure readers that was absolutely not our intention.