Sarah Bahr
The New York Times
Indianapolis, IN, United States
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Why ‘Ted Lasso’ Has the Freshest Footwear on Television
Credit the show’s star and creator, Jason Sudeikis, a real-life sneakerhead who owns about 250 pairs. → Read More
Paul Haggis Arrested on Sexual Assault Charges in Italy
Haggis, who wrote and directed the Oscar-winning crime drama “Crash,” was accused of assaulting a woman in Ostuni over the course of two days. → Read More
How to Watch the Critics Choice Awards 2022: Date, Time and Streaming
It could be a big night for “Belfast” and “West Side Story” — and might finally bring some clarity to the best actress race at the Oscars. → Read More
Indian Film Is Being Adapted Into a Broadway Musical
“Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge,” a popular Hindi-language movie from 1995, will debut during the 2022-23 season. → Read More
Sonia Sanchez Wins the Gish Prize
The poet, educator and activist will receive a cash award of about $250,000. The prize is for an artist who “has pushed the boundaries of an art form” and “contributed to social change.” → Read More
National Endowment for the Humanities Awards Covid Relief Grants
The American Rescue Plan Act, with its $87.8 million in funding, will support projects at nearly 300 cultural and educational institutions in the country. → Read More
Clint Eastwood Wins $6.1 Million CBD Lawsuit
The Academy Award-winning director accused a Lithuanian company of falsely claiming that he had endorsed CBD products. → Read More
A 3-D Model Built With Public Records and Phone Calls
For an interactive article on business inside the Empire State Building, a New York Times team turned to interviews with tenants, vacancy listings, promotional materials and real estate data. → Read More
The Long-Delayed Tony Awards Are Almost Here. This Is What to Expect.
The ceremony is taking place at the Winter Garden Theater on Sunday. We bring you up to speed on everything that has happened since the shutdown. → Read More
Mayim Bialik and Ken Jennings to Host ‘Jeopardy!’ Through End of Year
The sitcom star and the former contestant will split hosting duties while the show continues its quest to find a permanent replacement for Alex Trebek. → Read More
How Lauren Ridloff’s Deafness Became a Superpower in Marvel’s ‘Eternals’
In her first major role in a feature film, she wasn’t fazed by things that might unnerve others, but she had to show filmmakers how to work with deafness. → Read More
Kehinde Wiley Portrait Inspired by ‘The Blue Boy’ Will Be Unveiled in October
The Huntington commissioned the artist, best known for his portrait of Barack Obama, to create a large-scale painting in response to the Thomas Gainsborough masterpiece. → Read More
James Whiteside Thinks ‘The Legend of Zelda’ Would Make a Great Ballet
The American Ballet Theater dancer discusses the beauty of anime soundtracks, the virtue of late ’90s music videos and playing video games backstage. → Read More
How a Question on Sign Language Led to a Deeper Look at Deaf Culture
To understand the process of name signing, a Times team turned to people who knew it best. → Read More
Smithsonian Begins Two-Year Racial Justice Initiative
“Our Shared Future: Reckoning With Our Racial Past” will begin with a livestreamed program Thursday and expand to communities across the country. → Read More
A Rush of News, Moment by Moment: Behind Our Live Coverage
When readers need information immediately, teams of journalists collaborate to tell a single unfolding story. → Read More
La MaMa’s Season Includes an Indigenous Take on Shakespeare
A version of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” is planned, along with the company’s puppet series, an examination of the Tulsa Race Massacre and more. → Read More
The Times's Newsletter The Veggie Isn't Just For Vegetarians
The writer behind The Veggie talks about the meatless trend and what she envisions for the newsletter. → Read More
92nd Street Y’s New Season Includes Colson Whitehead and Susan Orlean
The fall season also includes appearances by a Supreme Court justice, Broadway actress and presidential biographer. → Read More
Abrons Arts Center’s Fall Season Celebrates Trailblazers
Highlights include a photography exhibition on female leaders in public housing and a contemporary play about the life of Mary Shelley, the author of “Frankenstein.” → Read More