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Clara Wu Tsai Put Her Money on the New York Liberty. Now, the World is Finally Catching Up to the WNBA.

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By Yohana Desta
| Vanity Fair Verified
After 17 months of heated negotiations and decades of inequity, the WNBA and its players reached a deal this spring that has completely transformed women's basketball. Yohana Desta spent an afternoon with Clara Wu Tsai, the billionaire owner of the New York Liberty, to talk about the league's next chapter and the expansion that will forever change women's professional sports.
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Don Cheadle Really Is That Guy

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By Yohana Desta, David Fischer
| Highsnobiety Verified
Don Cheadle is shadow-boxing in a lime green coat on a sidewalk on LaBrea Avenue in Los Angeles, much to the delight of a gaggle of onlookers taking pictures from Sprouts next door. They watch as Cheadle flows through tai chi moves for the camera, hyping himself up between set-ups. “There’s levels to this shit!” Cheadle declares as he drops pose after pose. People slow down their cars to catch a glimpse of the obvious celebrity; several shout, “Don!” from their windows. Where do they know him from?
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Jafar Panahi, director de Un simple accidente y represaliado político: “Quiero pasar lo que me quede de vida en mi país”

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By Yohana Desta, Darío Gael Blanco Verified
| Vanity Fair Spain Verified
El próximo 16 de marzo, Jafar Panahi podría hacerse con su primer Oscar. Pero al condecorado cineasta iraní —cuya magistral Un simple accidente ya ha obtenido numerosos premios esta temporada— le cuesta celebrar su éxito ante los continuos disturbios en su país natal. “No puedo pensar con claridad", dice Panahi atendiéndome por Zoom desde París. Nos comunicamos gracias a su intérprete, Sheida Dayani. “Estoy profundamente sumido en un luto por lo que ha sucedido en mi país.
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