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The NBA star won an Oscar for Best Animated Short in 2008.
Dog Tries to Teach Michael Bloomberg to Shake, Fails

A note to the former mayor: You shake a dog’s paw, not its upper jaw.
Man Accused of Killing Estranged Wife Attempts Suicide

Fotis Dulos, a Connecticut man who was charged with murdering Jennifer Dulos, is currently in critical condition.
Weinstein Accuser Mimi Haleyi’s Roommate Backs Up Sex Assault Claim in Testimony

“I said, ‘Miriam, that sounds like rape.’”
What Experts Do and Don’t Know About the Coronavirus Outbreak

Fears of a pandemic continue to rise, but there are still more questions than answers.
Chait: The Republican Position on Trump’s Ukraine Scandal Has Completely Reversed

Then: No quid pro quo, but it would be bad. Now: yes quid pro quo, but it’s fine.
Everything We Know About the Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak

Over 4,500 people have been infected in over a dozen countries, and five cases have been confirmed in the U.S.
The Trump Administration’s War on Huawei Isn’t Going Well

The U.K.’s decision not to ban it from its 5G network is another blow to the White House’s pressure campaign.
Jimmy Kimmel Devotes an Entire Episode to Remembering Kobe Bryant

“He was a bright light, and that’s how I want to remember him.”
Oprah Wants to ‘Hear All Sides’ in American Dirt Controversy

Her upcoming Apple TV+ event will purportedly “bring people together … to talk about this book, and who gets to publish what stories.”
What We Learned on Day Six of Trump’s Impeachment Trial

The revelations from John Bolton’s manuscript began to sway Republican senators, even as Trump’s lawyers became adversarial.
GOP Senator Suggests Her Party Is Using Ukraine to Hurt Biden in the Primary

Iowa Sen. Joni Ernst contradicted the talking point that Trump was simply rooting out corruption, with no intention of hurting Biden’s electoral shot.
GOP Leaders, Trump’s Defense Team Grasp at Weak Defenses After Bolton Leak

Republican senators and Trump’s legal team attempted to draw attention from Bolton’s revelation, but their arguments had severe logical gaps.
For Republican Senators, Fealty to Trump Is the Only Law

Appointed Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler shivs her old friend Mitt Romney in the name of the president over his call to hear John Bolton’s testimony.
Biden Helped Reform Ukraine, and Giuliani Is Recorrupting It

Trump’s impeachment defense turns reality upside down.
SCOTUS Green-Lights Expansion of Trump’s Self-Sufficiency Test for Immigrants

The administration could ultimately lose this case, but more likely it will get tougher to get a green card if you receive any public benefits.
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Prince Andrew Reportedly Refuses to Cooperate in Epstein Case

He has not yet agreed to be interviewed by the FBI.
The Clinton Trial Rules That Are Shaping Trump’s Trial

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5:51 P.M. BuzzFeed News Editor Ben Smith to Join New York Times Smith, a pioneer in digital media, is taking over the “Media Equation” column once helmed by the late David Carr.
5:47 P.M. What We Learned on Day 7 of Trump’s Impeachment Trial Trump’s lawyers shifted their strategy to a “so what?” argument as Republicans continued to fight the idea of hearing John Bolton.
5:36 P.M. Will a Fracking Ban Doom Democrats in Pennsylvania? The political risks of running on the policy may outweigh the substantive benefits, given the dearth of Congressional support for a universal ban.
5:36 P.M. Warren Wants You to Vote in Your Local Prosecutor Election Her endorsements come just as the Cook County, Illinois, state’s attorney election is becoming a referendum on the Jussie Smollett case.
5:00 P.M. Trump’s Mideast Plan Is About Power, Not Achieving Peace The conflict is now shaped by the worldview of Trump and his allies — and a two-state solution may be off the table for good.
4:45 P.M. Dog Tries to Teach Michael Bloomberg to Shake, Fails A note to the former mayor: You shake a dog’s paw, not its upper jaw.
3:21 P.M. Coronavirus Outbreak: What Experts Do and Don’t Know Fears of a pandemic continue to rise, but there are still more questions than answers.
2:15 P.M. Republican Stance on Ukraine Scandal Has Completely Reversed Then: No quid pro quo, but it would be bad. Now: yes quid pro quo, but it’s fine.
11:27 A.M. The Trump Administration’s War on Huawei Isn’t Going Well The U.K.’s decision not to ban it from its 5G network is another blow to the White House’s pressure campaign.
10:52 A.M. The Democratic Party Should Want Joe Rogan’s Vote Democrats can’t protect marginalized groups unless they win elections. And they can’t win elections without the support of unenlightened voters.
7:00 A.M. Running Sanders Against Trump Would Be an Act of Insanity Bernie’s vulnerabilities in the general election would be enormous.
12:37 A.M. John Bolton’s Revelations Still Won’t Be Enough Inside the Senate chamber on Monday, Republicans did not appear to be swayed by Bolton’s account enough to let him to testify.
Jan. 27, 2020 GOP Sen. Suggests Her Party Is Using Ukraine to Hurt Biden Joni Ernst contradicted the talking point that Trump was simply rooting out corruption, with no intention of hurting Biden’s electoral shot.
Jan. 27, 2020 Republicans Grasp at Weak Defenses After Bolton Leak Republican senators and Trump’s legal team attempted to draw attention from Bolton’s revelation, but their arguments had severe logical gaps.
Jan. 27, 2020 What We Learned on Day Six of Trump’s Impeachment Trial The revelations from John Bolton’s manuscript began to sway Republican senators, even as Trump’s lawyers became adversarial.
Jan. 27, 2020 For Republican Senators, Fealty to Trump Is the Only Law Appointed Georgia Senator Kelly Loeffler shivs her old friend Mitt Romney in the name of the president over his call to hear John Bolton’s testimony.
Jan. 27, 2020 Joe Biden Cleaned Up Ukraine. Giuliani Is Recorrupting It. Trump’s impeachment defense turns reality upside down.
Jan. 27, 2020 How Damning Could John Bolton’s Testimony Really Be? Intelligencer staffers discuss how much damage the ex-national security adviser could do to President Trump.
Jan. 27, 2020 SCOTUS Okays Trump Self-Sufficiency Test for Immigrants The administration could ultimately lose this case, but more likely it will get tougher to get a green card if you receive any public benefits.
Jan. 27, 2020 To Some Christians, Trump Is a Convert, Not a Hypocrite Accusations of hypocrisy misunderstand Trump’s appeal to conservative Christians.

5:19 P.M. The Harrowing Testimonies of Harvey Weinstein’s Accusers Six women who say they were abused by Weinstein will take the stand in his New York trial. Here’s what they’ve said so far.
4:59 P.M. A Colorful Celebration of Jamaican Style An exhibition capturing the relationship between hair and identity among Jamaican women.
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3:51 P.M. Man Accused of Killing Estranged Wife Attempts Suicide Fotis Dulos, a Connecticut man who was charged with murdering Jennifer Dulos, is currently in critical condition.
3:32 P.M. This Wearable Astrology Calendar Is Truly Perfect It also features videos of Susan Miller reading horoscopes over ambient music.
3:21 P.M. What Exactly Are ‘Royal Duties’? Rumor has it that princesses Eugenie and Beatrice may take over some of Meghan and Harry’s former responsibilities.
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1:50 P.M. Cleveland: City of Art, Romance, and DRAMA A recap of The Bachelor, week four.
12:00 P.M. ‘This Interview Process Feels Like It Will Never End’ They’re showing you that these managers have an inability to make decisions, disregard people’s time, and perhaps a worrisome comfort with chaos.
12:00 P.M. Now This Is a Fun Spring Campaign Cast more comedians in fashion ads!
11:56 A.M. Everything We Know About the Deadly Coronavirus Outbreak Over 4,500 people have been infected in over a dozen countries, and five cases have been confirmed in the U.S.
11:37 A.M. Can You Identify This Man? Hmm … I’m trying to read his name tag …
10:30 A.M. Mommy Can’t Talk Right Now — She’s Dopamine Fasting I tried the Silicon Valley trend and came up with a better idea.
9:17 A.M. Prince Andrew Has Not Been Cooperating in the Epstein Case He has not yet agreed to be interviewed by the FBI.
9:00 A.M. Grimes’s Skin-Care Routine Isn’t As Weird As You’d Think It’s serum packed and pregnancy safe, and includes a monthly facial.
8:57 A.M. What an Advocate For LGBTQ Teens Wears To Work The Trevor Project’s Alexis Chavez loves a suit.
Jan. 27, 2020 Oprah Wants to ‘Hear All Sides’ in American Dirt Controversy Her upcoming Apple TV+ event will purportedly “bring people together … to talk about this book, and who gets to publish what stories.”
Jan. 27, 2020 Everyone Who Helped Make Cats Should Be Made to See Cats James Corden must face the consequences of his actions.
Jan. 27, 2020 How 4 Women Trailblazers in TV and Film Get It Done The best quotes from our “How I Get It Done” panel at Sundance.
Jan. 27, 2020 For This Fragrance Expert, Dog Paws Smell Like Popcorn Harry Slatkin, the king of candles, shares the scents that inspire him.

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5:05 P.M. The One Scene That Best Represents Each Best Picture Nominee Here are our picks for the singular scenes that Oscar should use to represent each Best Picture nominee at this year’s Academy Awards.
4:48 P.M. The Oscars Will Honor Kobe Bryant The NBA star won an Oscar for Best Animated Short in 2008.
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4:05 P.M. Blumhouse Is Producing a New Adaptation of The Thing It will incorporate previously unpublished chapters from the source material.
3:47 P.M. Weinstein Accuser’s Roommate Backs Up Sexual-Assault Claim “I said, ‘Miriam, that sounds like rape.’”
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1:38 P.M. No One Looked at New York Like Jason Polan His was an art of taking pleasure in and appreciating the people, places, and things of the world.
1:37 P.M. How Well Do You Know Cheer From Cheers? Can you distinguish between the addictive Netflix docuseries and the beloved legacy sitcom? Hopefully! But maybe take this quote quiz just to be sure.
1:35 P.M. Eight Points of Interest From Oscar’s 2020 Class Photo Including a Bong-Waititi summit, another eye-popping Sandy Powell look, and Leo lurking close to yet another Greta.
12:59 P.M. How The Assistant Became the First Harvey Weinstein Movie Director Kitty Green and star Julia Garner on making a movie about abuses in the film industry — and premiering it to a festival of their peers.
12:22 P.M. Cats Finally Gets the Awards Recognition It Deserves Take that, James Corden.
12:21 P.M. The Mind of Aaron Hernandez Doesn’t Have the Answers By floating reckless theories about the ex-NFL player and murderer, Netflix’s true-crime series veers toward the irresponsible.
11:32 A.M. Let These 10 Goop Lab GIFs Ooze All Over You Nothing beats the goopiness of an energy exorcism.
11:21 A.M. For Maria Bamford, Weakness Is Greatness In her new special, the comedian refuses to slice away at others without also turning the knife back on herself.
11:10 A.M. Kimmel Devotes an Entire Episode to Remembering Kobe Bryant “He was a bright light, and that’s how I want to remember him.”
11:07 A.M. Let’s Talk About the Ending of 1917 The ending of Sam Mendes’s film is tasked with giving viewers a happy ending in a conflict that offered few uncomplicated victories.
11:00 A.M. BoJack Horseman’s End Is So Much More Than BoJack Horseman On of TV’s best anti-heroes gets a fitting farewell that stretches far beyond the concerns of one single, flawed equine male.
10:59 A.M. Watch this SportsCenter Tribute to Kobe Bryant, ‘Girl Dad.’ “I would have five more girls if I could.”
10:56 A.M. The Rock Hall’s Biggest 2020 Snub Comes From The Bachelor How the hell does a show visit Cleveland and not visit the city’s greatest landmark?

1:34 P.M. Here Are 13,253 More Reasons to Avoid Chipotle The state of Massachusetts just hit the restaurant chain with a $1.3 million fine for child-labor violations.
1:00 P.M. Where to Eat on Super Bowl Sunday It’s the deadest restaurant night of the year, which is why it’s the perfect time to grab an otherwise impossible-to-reserve table.
11:34 A.M. The Best Super Bowl Food Is Pigs in a Blanket Weenies over wings, every time.
10:55 A.M. The Food World Mourns Artist Jason Polan He was 37 years old.
Jan. 27, 2020 Daniel Humm Will Part Ways With the NoMad Hotel It’s the Eleven Madison Park chef’s second big breakup in the past year.
Jan. 27, 2020 Bar Goto Expands to Brooklyn This Week Bar Goto Niban opens in Park Slope on Thursday.
Jan. 27, 2020 The Chez Ma Tante Team’s Le Crocodile Is Unabashedly French For devotees of the old brasserie canon, there’s plenty to like about the cooking at the Chez Ma Tante team’s second restaurant.
Jan. 27, 2020 The Spotted Pig Is Finally Closing The chef confirmed rumors that the embattled restaurant is done.
Jan. 24, 2020 Restaurant Power Rankings: Where to Eat Right Now It’s our weekly ranking of the city’s most important restaurants.
Jan. 24, 2020 Red Hook Fairway Could Close As Soon As May Employees were reportedly told the store might close in four to six months.
Jan. 24, 2020 Orhan Yegen Was One of New York’s Most Gifted Chefs He passed away this week at the age of 65.
Jan. 24, 2020 Reporter Mike Isaac’s Grub Street Diet “Immediately, the regulars in the bar narked us out.”
Jan. 23, 2020 Mabo Tofu Ramen Lands in the East Village The brand-new restaurant Sanpoutei features one of the world’s most perfect culinary crossovers.
Jan. 23, 2020 Where to Eat New York’s Most Impressive New Fried Rice Chefs are taking the classic dish to delicious new levels.
Jan. 23, 2020 New York City Businesses Will Soon Have to Accept Cash The City Council is set to pass a bill that will make it illegal for businesses to turn down hard currency.
Jan. 23, 2020 Fairway to Sell 5 Stores and File for Bankruptcy Protection The grocery chain is not going out of business, but it’s definitely in trouble.
Jan. 22, 2020 Kava, and a Cast of Classic New Yorkers For many kava lovers, it’s the community — not just the Pacific Islands elixir — that keeps them coming back.
Jan. 22, 2020 The Absolute Best Hot Chocolate in New York Thirteen inspired takes, from milky sweet to mercilessly rich.
Jan. 22, 2020 Report Says Fairway Will Close. Fairway Says It Won’t. Instead, the chain “expects to soon announce a value maximizing transaction.”
Jan. 22, 2020 New Mexico’s State Cookie Gets Its Due in Manhattan Meet the bizcochito.

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10:28 A.M. What Olympic Gymnast Aly Raisman Can’t Live Without “Cucumbers are really fun to grow and it’s amazing how many can come from one seed.”
Jan. 27, 2020 These Shoe Deodorizers Stop My Trash Can From Stinking Somehow, just one of the fragrance-free sachets had consumed all of the hellish smells lingering in the trash can overnight.
Jan. 27, 2020 What’s The Best Rolling Luggage? Including hard and soft shell options, bags to carry-on and check, and one pick that’s under $100.
Jan. 27, 2020 10 Things on Sale You’ll Want: From Everlane to Eberjey Including buttery-soft lounge pants and an extremely packable duffel.
Jan. 27, 2020 The Best Duvet Covers, According to Interior Designers From luxurious hotel-style duvet covers to relaxed linen options and more.
Jan. 27, 2020 19 Design-y Décor Ideas (From an Architect) for Under $300 From Jonathan Adler cubes to Scandi side tables.
Jan. 27, 2020 The Best Instant Pot for Beginners Is Just $57 Today You can be the person who brings homemade stew to the office for lunch this winter.
Jan. 27, 2020 What Strategist Readers Are Buying: Snack Bags and Pillows Plus: lots of moisturizers, a tissue-box cover, and a limited-edition Baggu bag.
Jan. 26, 2020 11 Products That Delighted Us Last Week on the Strategist Including the best condoms for quickies, the best face mask for your wedding day, and the best bodysuit to wear under just about anything.
Jan. 24, 2020 The Best Super Bowl TV Deals Not everyone cares about the Super Bowl, but maybe we should all care about inexpensive TVs.
Jan. 24, 2020 I Double My Wardrobe With (Stylish) Reversible Clothes An easy way to pack half the clothing, but have double the choices.
Jan. 24, 2020 The Best Sex Toys for Couples, According to Sex Therapists Really, any sex toy can be a couples sex toy, but these are specifically designed for you and a partner.
Jan. 24, 2020 What Tommy Chong Can’t Live Without “I started collecting the bottles — the smaller ones make perfect little bongs.”

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