The June 2024 decision by a New York federal judge regarding the 1904 Picasso painting titled La repasseuse finally got the restitution claim by the heirs of the German Jewish collectors resolved. The lawsuit was filed against the present-day owner of the painting, the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation, by the Rowland & Associates law firm…
Jeff Bezos has grand plans to remake The Washington Post. They seem to be blowing up in his face. The incoming editor for the newsroom — Robert Winnett, the golden boy of the UK’s Daily Telegraph newspaper — pulled out of the job Friday morning. He ditched the role after a slew of revelations about…
BalletMet, the Columbus-based professional dance company founded in 1974 by Daryl Kramer, has hired a new artistic director in the wake of Edwaard Liang’s departure. Joining the ranks to steer the ship alongside executive director Sue Porter is Australian-born dancer, designer, sculptor and choreographer Remi Wörtmeyer. Porter explained that Liang made huge changes and brought…
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this week engaged in increasingly public spats with his military brass, his right-wing coalition partners and his most powerful supporter, the White House. The cascading conflicts — all with allies who are on his side in the battle against Hamas — have renewed difficult questions about the future of the war…
Abigail Arellano keeps her son Samuel’s medical bills in a blue folder in a cabinet above the microwave. Even now, four months after the 11-year-old was shot at the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl parade, the bills keep coming. There’s one for $1,040 for the ambulance ride to the hospital that February afternoon. Another for…