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After a Box Office Letdown, a More Reflective Billy Eichner Is Back

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By Billy Eichner, Tony Kushner, Nicholas Stoller
| meaws.com
One of the most memorable moments in comedy this century came when Billy Eichner, microphone in hand, charged onto the field after the end of Super Bowl XLVI in 2012 to interrogate members of the victorious New York Giants about Madonna’s performance during the halftime show. Airing on “Conan,” this represented the New York alt-cabaret scene of the aughts imposing its will on the most mainstream, macho cultural event of the year.
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Golders Green ambulance attack: how this part of London became a home for Jews

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By Tony Kushner
| The Conversation Verified
The arson attack on four ambulances in Golders Green early on March 23 has been called “a horrific antisemitic attack” by the prime minister, Keir Starmer. These ambulances were run for the benefit of both the local Jewish and non-Jewish communities in this district of north London by a charity called Hatzola – meaning “rescue” in Hebrew.
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Golders Green ambulance attack: how this part of London became a home for Jews

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By Tony Kushner
| Tolerance Canada
The arson attack on four ambulances in Golders Green early on March 23 has been called “a horrific antisemitic attack” by the prime minister, Keir Starmer. These ambulances were run for the benefit of both the local Jewish and non-Jewish communities in this district of north London by a charity called Hatzola – meaning “rescue” in Hebrew.
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