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Director and Actress Penny Marshall Dead at 75

The Laverne & Shirley star also directed hits like Big and A League of Their Own.
Where in the World Is Mario Testino?

The fashion photographer, who was accused of sexual misconduct, has popped up in Asia.
Kentucky Governor Calls Special Session to Go After Teacher Pensions Again

The state Supreme Court shot down cuts to public employee pensions, so Matt Bevin is pursuing his unpopular “reforms” in the worst possible way.
H&M Still Isn’t Paying Workers a Living Wage

Despite promises to improve.
Trump’s Travel Ban Is Keeping a Mother From Seeing Her Dying 2-Year-Old

The boy’s doctors say he may not be able to be held on life support for much longer.
Trump Backs Down on Border Wall Demand, Probably Ending Shutdown Threat

The White House is back to where it was last week before Trump lost his cool in an Oval Office meeting and started issuing empty threats.
Study Finds Twitter’s Bad If You’re a Woman and Worse If You’re a Woman of Color

Amnesty International spent a year combing through tweets sent to journalists and politicians, proving what women who spend time online already knew.
Woman Who Climbed Statue of Liberty to Protest Family Separation Found Guilty

“We stand on the right side of the history. I am not discouraged,” she said.
Google to Build $1 Billion NYC Campus, No Tax Incentives Required

There’s about to be a lot more Googlers in Manhattan.
Retired Detective Sues Netflix and Making a Murderer Filmmakers for Defamation

Manitowoc County Sheriff’s Office Lt. Andrew Colborn says the Netflix docuseries exposed him to “worldwide ridicule, contempt and disdain.”
Some Conservatives Aren’t Celebrating This Texas Ruling Against the ACA

As much as conservatives hate the ACA, they know they can’t get rid of it without an alternative. And they still don’t have one.
Advertisers Dump Tucker Carlson After He Said Immigrants Make U.S. ‘Diritier’

Among those no longer advertising on his show are NerdWallet and the company that makes BowFlex.
Les Moonves Won’t Get $120 Million Severance From CBS

An investigation concluded he was fired with cause.
Google’s Project to Create a Censored Search Engine for China Stalls

The main database Google was using to train itself how to censor search results has been cut off over privacy worries.
Pour One Out for the ‘HOLLAMD TONNEL,’ the Only Thing Port Authority Ever Fixed

Thanks to an online petition, the Christmas decorations on the Holland Tunnel entrance are being changed.
Russian Election-Hack Strategy Included an Anti-Masturbation Hotline

“You can’t hold hands with God when you are masturbating.”
Julian Niccolini Has Reportedly Been Forced Out of the Four Seasons Reboot

He’s the longtime, controversial face of the restaurant.
SMILF Creator Frankie Shaw Accused of Misconduct on Set

Producer ABC Studios says it is investigating Shaw.
Is Cory Booker the Candidate of the Christian Left?

Booker’s political gospel could be discomforting to secular progressives and the Christian right as well.
What Russia Learned About Black Voters From America

A new report on Russian interference in the 2016 election shows that Putin’s meddlers used tactics not unfamiliar to modern-day Republicans.

1:47 P.M. Michael Flynn’s Judge Destroys Trump’s Conspiracy Theory Lock him up.
12:47 P.M. Kentucky Governor Calls Special Session for Pension Cuts The state Supreme Court shot down cuts to public employee pensions, so Matt Bevin is pursuing his unpopular “reforms” in the worst possible way.
12:05 P.M. Report: Twitter’s Bad For Women, Worse for Women of Color Amnesty International spent a year combing through tweets sent to journalists and politicians, proving what women who spend time online already knew.
12:00 P.M. Crooked Trump Foundation Dissolves, Investigation Continues It’s the grift that keeps on grifting.
11:33 A.M. Trump Drops Border Wall Demand, Defusing Shutdown Crisis The White House is back to where it was last week before Trump lost his cool in an Oval Office meeting and started issuing empty threats.
11:08 A.M. Why Governor Cuomo’s Speech Sounded Like a Secession Threat You don’t say New York “declares independence from this federal government’s policies” unless you want to, at the very least, fan 2020 rumors.
8:58 A.M. Google to Invest $1 Billion in NYC, No Tax Incentives Needed There’s about to be a lot more Googlers in Manhattan.
7:06 A.M. E.U. Blocks Polish Judicial Purge, But the Fight Isn’t Over Though they’ve backed down for now, agreeing to reinstate Supreme Court judges, Polish nationalists are looking to European Parliament elections.
1:26 A.M. Advertisers Dump Tucker Carlson After He Insulted Immigrants Among those no longer advertising on his show are NerdWallet and the company that makes BowFlex.
7:25 P.M. Why Conservatives Aren’t Happy About an Anti-ACA Ruling As much as conservatives hate the ACA, they know they can’t get rid of it without an alternative. And they still don’t have one.
7:13 P.M. Donald Trump Hates Christmas Parties Making Christmas great again was a pillar of his campaign, but White House hosting duties have sparked a war on Christmas inside his own heart.
6:18 P.M. Obama’s Post-Midterm Tone Was Conciliatory. Trump’s is Not. Obama took responsibility for his party’s defeat and at least offered negotiations with the opposing party. Trump: not so much.
6:08 P.M. The Teachers’ Strike Wave May Be Coming to Los Angeles Around 50,000 L.A. public school educators and allies marched over the weekend, and next month the district might see its first strike in 30 years.
4:48 P.M. Google’s Censored China Search Project Stalls The main database Google was using to train itself how to censor search results has been cut off over privacy worries.
4:44 P.M. RIP HOLLAMD TONNEL, the Only Thing Port Authority Ever Fixed Thanks to an online petition, the Christmas decorations on the Holland Tunnel entrance are being changed.
4:16 P.M. Russian Election Hackers Used Anti-Masturbation Hotline “You can’t hold hands with God when you are masturbating.”
3:36 P.M. Is Cory Booker the Candidate of the Christian Left? Booker’s political gospel could be discomforting to secular progressives and the Christian right as well.
3:25 P.M. Russia Learned Its Voter Suppression Tricks From Republicans A new report on Russian interference in the 2016 election shows that Putin’s meddlers used tactics not unfamiliar to modern-day Republicans.
Dec. 17, 2018 Bumble’s New Filtering Tool Seems Useful, If Flawed Users can now select for certain traits they want to see in potential matches; but things like being Jewish and looking for a third aren’t options.
Dec. 17, 2018 Facebook Promised Privacy Features That Haven’t Materialized In May, Mark Zuckerberg said “Clear History” would take a few months to build. That was nearly seven months ago.

2:40 P.M. Yemeni Mother Finally Granted a Visa to See Her Dying Son She was previously unable to enter the country due to Trump’s travel ban — and she still may not make it in time, advocates say.
2:20 P.M. Director and Actress Penny Marshall Dead at 75 The Laverne & Shirley star also directed hits like Big and A League of Their Own.
1:51 P.M. I Wish I Were My Snake Plant It’s gritty, tolerant, and composed.
1:22 P.M. Actually, We Kind of Liked Calling It the ‘Hollaad Tonnel’ It had a nice ring to it.
1:07 P.M. Where in the World Is Mario Testino? The fashion photographer, who was accused of sexual misconduct, has popped up in Asia.
1:03 P.M. The Juiciest Anonymous Gossip of 2018 Please tell me which celebrity put her partner’s clothes through a paper shredder.
12:54 P.M. The Prop Stylist Who Keeps Hiking Shoes in Her Trunk Kim Ficaro never knows where her job might take her.
12:39 P.M. H&M Still Isn’t Paying Workers a Living Wage Despite promises to improve.
12:22 P.M. Why Isn’t Meghan Markle’s Mom Spending Christmas With Her? Queen Elizabeth apparently invited her last month.
12:19 P.M. I Love Ronan Farrow’s Formal Adult Onesie The journalist threw a “black tie and/or pajamas” party for his 31st birthday, and adhered to both dress codes.
12:00 P.M. ‘My Boss Wants Help With Her Dating App Profile!’ You need to set boundaries, and talk to her boss.
11:51 A.M. What Will Threaten Christmas in Your Holiday Movie? Find out using our conflict generator.
11:49 A.M. The Naked Mole-Rats Have Chosen Their One True Queen “It was the mole-rat we expected.”
11:46 A.M. 12 Photos of Celebrities Just Hanging Out From the infamous lollipop stroll to yachting vacations, here is what celebs did in 2018.
11:32 A.M. Inside the Royal Gossip Machine A look at how royal drama makes its way to the tabloids.
11:20 A.M. Love, Uninvited How women are taught to be won over.
10:52 A.M. Instagram’s Favorite Beauty Brands Are Finally Collaborating The Ouai and Summer Fridays made a new gift set for double-masking.
10:39 A.M. How to Ruin a Dinner Party This week’s podcast episode — featuring Samin Nosrat, Carla Lalli Music, and Angela Dimayuga.
10:32 A.M. How This Jewelry Designer Gets Her Skin So Good Stella Simona doubles up on everything.
10:18 A.M. Your Pet Deserves a Present More Than Anyone Else Don’t forget them this holiday season.

2:16 P.M. Director and Actress Penny Marshall Dead at 75 The Laverne & Shirley star also directed hits like Big and A League of Their Own.
1:28 P.M. The Year in Netflix: What It Got Right (and Wrong) in 2018 The streaming TV behemoth got much, much bigger. Again.
1:06 P.M. Adam Sandler’s Heartwarming Song About Chris Farley Today marks 21 years since Farley’s death.
12:45 P.M. Is The Innocent Man a Sign of a True-Crime Tipping Point? The Netflix series, based on John Grisham’s book, is a cautionary tale for the genre.
11:27 A.M. Backpack Kid Sues Fortnite for Stealing ‘The Floss’ Dance He’s the fourth person to accuse the game of dance theft.
11:23 A.M. Who Is SNL’s Most Esteemed Breaker This Season? We have seven giggly contenders.
11:00 A.M. Barry Jenkins and Stephan James on Beale Street’s Best Scene If Beale Street Could Talk quietly observes two black men talking through their trauma.
10:30 A.M. The 10 Biggest Late-Night Sagas of 2018 From Kanye to Feckless Cuntgate and everything in between.
10:22 A.M. Netflix Orders Chilling Adventures of Sabrina Parts 3 and 4 Part two will go live on Netflix April 5.
10:16 A.M. Astronauts Are Really Excited to See Mary Queen of Scots Saoirse Ronan hive, we are interplanetary!
9:44 A.M. Roma’s Professor Zovek Was a Real, Completely Bizarre Guy He was briefly famous, then possibly assassinated.
9:44 A.M. Where’d You Go Bernadette Trailer: Cate Blanchett Disappears With Billy Crudup and Kristen Wiig.
9:00 A.M. The 10 Best Superhero Stories of 2018 Featuring Black Panther, multiple iterations of Spider-Man, Mister Miracle, the X-Men, and more.
9:00 A.M. The Top 10 Documentaries of 2018 Including Shirkers, Amazing Grace, and They’ll Love Me When I’m Dead.
9:00 A.M. Beale Street Let Regina King Channel Her Mom “I don’t feel like this was a woman that gets scared, that scares easy. I felt like this woman finds comfort in comforting.”
9:00 A.M. Fiction’s 10 Best Scenes of 2018 Shocking confessions, acts of depravity, and a feminist meet-cute with a merman.
9:00 A.M. Cold War Is a Stunning Love Story Pawel Pawlikowski’s follow up to the Oscar-winning Ida is a passionate heartbreaker told through music and across decades.
8:31 A.M. Ellen DeGeneres’s Netflix Special Is an Hour-long Flex Ellen’s first special in 15 years revolves around a simple question: Is a world-famous TV star still relatable enough to be a comedian?
2:50 A.M. Cardi B Crashes a Senior Center on Carpool Karaoke If your grandparent lives in Culver City, they might now be officially cooler than you.
12:58 A.M. Lin-Manuel Miranda Puts Out a Big Plate of Holiday Parodies He’s also bringing Hamilton straight to The Tonight Show in Puerto Rico, in case that was also on your list.

10:00 A.M. Where to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in New York City Ring in 2019 at some of the city’s finest bars and restaurants.
9:52 A.M. You Can Watch Pixar’s Bao for Free Right Now The short film from Incredibles 2 will be free to watch online for one week.
8:15 A.M. Introducing New York’s New (Star-Free) Restaurant Ratings This week, we roll out a system we think is simpler and more in tune with the way New Yorkers want to eat.
7:30 A.M. The Thousand Best Is New York’s Brand-new Restaurant Finder A fully searchable, highly subjective directory of the places we want everyone to know about.
4:25 P.M. Julian Niccolini Forced Out of the Four Seasons Reboot However, the two sides have yet to agree on how to fully divest the controversial partner.
Dec. 17, 2018 This Year’s Hottest Christmas Gift Is a Case of Oat Milk A shortage has some Amazon sellers charging very high prices.
Dec. 17, 2018 Teo Is a New Brooklyn Izakaya From a Momofuku Co-founder Joaquin Baca says his new restaurant is a return to small.
Dec. 14, 2018 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
Dec. 14, 2018 25 Places to Grab a Warming Seasonal Drink This Winter Get blitzed with Blitzen.
Dec. 14, 2018 2018 Was the Year of the Slice No more pretenders to the pizza throne.
Dec. 14, 2018 Maile Carpenter’s Grub Street Diet “It’s like drinking a party, instead of just keeping yourself alive.”
Dec. 13, 2018 10 Events That Should Be on Your Weekend Agenda Alaska in space, a Coming to America party, and hot toddies.
Dec. 13, 2018 10 Dining Trends We’re Tired Of The year was filled with excellent new restaurants; it was also filled with some truly irritating gimmicks.
Dec. 13, 2018 What’s the Deal With the World’s First ‘Lab-Grown’ Steak? An Israeli company says it’s two years away from bringing a lab-grown steak to market, which is really good news for the environment.
Dec. 13, 2018 The Best Cookbooks of 2018 Including another Ina Garten hit; instant classics from the world’s best restaurants; and deep dives into Persian, Korean, and Southern cuisine.
Dec. 12, 2018 It’s Time to Stop Calling Foods ‘Crack’ A restaurant chain is nixing the term from its menu, and others should follow.
Dec. 12, 2018 The Absolute Best New Restaurants of 2018 A diner’s dozen.
Dec. 12, 2018 Old Bay Maker Understandably Upset About ‘New Bae’ Spice Mix A new lawsuit aims to shut down the copycat.
Dec. 12, 2018 How Narcissa Makes a Sweet Potato Taste Like Bacon Murasaki and Okinawan sweet potatoes are boiled, smoked, smashed, and deep-fried, then draped in two Peruvian-inspired sauces and pickled peppers.
Dec. 11, 2018 Drink the World’s Best Dessert Wine With a Twinkie Sauternes: Great with Twinkies and with foie gras.

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12:30 P.M. Welcome to the Strategist’s Celebrity White Elephant Follow the journey of the Queen Elizabeth figurine, see who wins a karaoke microphone, and find out who brought composting worms.
12:13 P.M. The Best Gifts Under $25 (That You Can Buy on Amazon) Including sushi-shaped gummies, Portuguese toothpaste, and Birth of Venus socks.
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10:25 A.M. 35 Gifts for Every Type of Girlfriend From a Vitamix to a pair of cheap but expensive-looking earrings.
10:10 A.M. A Gift for Every Type of Mom (That You Can Buy on Amazon) From the gorpcore mom to the Floridian mom.
10:05 A.M. 25 Stocking Stuffers Under $5 (That You Can Buy on Amazon) From a knife sharpener to Black Panther claws.
5:21 P.M. 25 Last-Minute Gifts Under $10 (That You Can Buy on Amazon) From toddler ballet shoes to trendy seltzer.
4:19 P.M. The 31 Best Gifts on Amazon for Every Type of Home Cook Including the Instagram-obsessed foodie, the aspiring cook, and the chef who has it all.
Dec. 17, 2018 A Crazy-Good Sale for Men and Women at Urban Outfitters Get it before it’s gone.
Dec. 17, 2018 Gifts You Can Buy on Amazon for Every Type of Boyfriend Whether he’s a coffee snob, a plant guy, or in need of a loungewear upgrade.
Dec. 17, 2018 The Best Thing I Bought This Year Was a Kindle An impulse Prime Day purchase became a must-have tech gadget.
Dec. 17, 2018 There’s Still Time to Shop (and Get a Blowout) at Our Pop-Up Come see (and try) some of our favorite things in person — plus stock up on holiday gifts.
Dec. 17, 2018 Best Holiday Gift Ideas on the Strategist: Last-Minute Week All of the best holiday gift ideas — what to get for the hard-to-shop-for, the best gifts we’ve ever given or received, plus expert recommendations.
Dec. 14, 2018 The Best Thing I Bought This Year Was an Invisible Puffer “If you’re looking to bundle up (without going full Canada Goose), it’s the best way to game the system.”
Dec. 14, 2018 A Gift (That You Can Buy on Amazon) for Every Type of Dad Including water picks, smart notebooks, and healthier frying machines.
Dec. 14, 2018 What’s the Best (Affordable) Cashmere Sweater to Give? What’s the softest, most luxurious (affordable) cashmere sweater to gift for the holidays?
Dec. 14, 2018 The 23 Best Travel Gifts, According to Frequent Travelers From a space pen to indestructible headphones.
Dec. 14, 2018 The Best Air Purifiers, According to Air-Quality Experts Banish pollen, pet dander, mold, and more.

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