Texan. LaBouvier. 1st Black curator in @guggenheim's 80 year history. Curator of Basquiat's Defacement: The Untold Story. Clinton's sister. Viola’s.
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Some of you have asked about my experience at the Guggenheim as the first Black curator, woman & creator of the Basquiat exhibition.
I'm still super proud of it. Working at the Guggenheim w/ Nancy Spector & the leadership was the most racist professional experience of my life.
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The conversation around class, fame, and ascending class structures is always so, so hollow. Plays into that exact form of neoliberal individualism that capitalism wants you to fall victim to which ultimately traps us as a society. “Get the bag” culture also plays into this too — it’s actually a version of the aforementioned too.
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sitting on a random bench near the north woods in central park to read & found on it a dedication to one Xie Weijin, whom I must admit I never heard of before but he was a militant from Sichuan who fought in the International Brigades against the fascists in the Spanish Civil War
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I'm very very sad tonight. I just learned that Stephen Biesty passed away in 2024 at 63... He is one of my favorite artist. Rest in peace.
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Oxford and Tuscaloosa are Paris and Milan for young Southern white men
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Perhaps the single most extraordinary detail in the Barbara Cartland biography - a book full of extraordinary details - is *how* she was able to write a whole novel a week, right down to the manner in which the manuscript was physically delivered to her publisher
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I wanted his Not Guilty by Reason of insanity to work
He died the day his child was murdered
He deserves to be free
An Ohio father accused of mowing down a deputy with his car hours after he viewed body camera video of a Cincinnati police officer fatally shooting his son is found guilty of charges including murder. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/ohi…
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It just keeps getting worse man.
Jack Lowden, Margaret Qualley Top Bookie Odds for Next James Bond and Bond Girl hollywoodreporter.com/movies…
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Random Local Detroit Sportswriter:
Bryan Burwell!
Was a columnist for the Detroit News in the 80’s and early 90’s. Eventually went on to the USA Today and ESPN.
RIP
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Today I turn 88…I’ve seen some serious shit. The most serious of it all is love. I love my family, my friends, and my wonderful fans. The power of love remains.
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RIP #TomSkerritt (August 25, 1933 – October 21, 2026)
A River Runs Through It, 1992, directed by Robert Redford.
Craig Sheffer, Brad Pitt and Tom Skerritt.
“Fishing with Father” scene.
“Everything we do in the movies is reduced to being able to tell a story well.”
Tom Skerritt.
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WE DID IT! We've raised over $1 MILLION, making history as the first Democratic campaign for Texas Agriculture Commissioner to hit this milestone!
While my opponent is bankrolled by data center interests, over 9,000 people have stepped up to help us fight for working Texans and protect our land and water.
Organized money has run roughshod over working families for too long, but organized people are fighting back!
ALT Graphic celebrating Clayton Tucker’s campaign raising $1 million. Large white text reads “$1 MILLION RAISED!” with a yellow underline and “Thank you for your support!” Below, Clayton smiles in a cowboy hat and denim shirt while sitting beside a small brown goat on a ranch. The Clayton Tucker for Agriculture Commissioner campaign logo appears in the bottom left corner.
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RIP Tom Skerritt, who was a consummate pro for six decades. One of my favorite performances of his that doesn’t get enough attention is his role as Phil Carpenter in the Chicago-set gambling noir film “The Big Town.”
