LZ Sunday Paper Newsletter: The "Who, What, Where" Edition
LZ Sunday Paper Newsletter: The "Who, What, Where" Edition
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Dear Readers,
Here's what's going to happen this week:
I will be in New York City because my Europe-based board meeting was canceled.
Harvey will be sentenced and I -- and thousands, millions? -- of people will be happy in direct proportion to how long the sentence is.
There will be more hand-wringing over why Elizabeth Warren was abandoned by voters. And we will look to see if we can get excited about Jill Biden as a first lady. So far, so good.
Probably there will be some talk about it being either way too hot or way too cold for early March, but we will all enjoy the longer daylight hours even as we curse the pitch-black mornings.
Gosh, what a downer I'm being! Okay here are some media/watch/see recommendations, though one of them is for NYC-area denizens:
This one-woman (plus a walk-on, by another) play, 'Dana H.,' about playwright Lucas Hnath's mother. It's kind of traumatic but riveting. It's like a crime podcast that I would have zero interest in listening to, but IRL, with pretty brilliant staging and a pretty extraordinary inhabitance of a role, I was into it.
Did you ever wonder why all of a sudden all these studios give "hot yoga" classes rather than "Bikram Yoga" classes? This pretty straightforward documentary about this creepy, predatory, famous Yogi, Bikram Choudhury will give you a very good indication.
Did you read 'Olive Kitteridge,' by Nobel Prize winner Elizabeth Strout? If so, you will surely want to read its sequel, or continuance, of sorts, 'Olive, Again.' It's the kind of book that I just keep avoiding the last twenty pages of because a) it's too good, b) it's too sad and c) I just don't want it to be over.
Okay well on that note, my media recomms might be even more depressing than my intro. Sorry about that!
Let's move on to the news you absolutely have to read in today's Newsletter. Start clicking through today’s most important, thought-provoking news about women in politics, business, media, health, the arts, and pop culture. As per usual, I guarantee you at least one harumph, one judgmental smirk, and one chuckle. See you from more positive climes, hopefully, next week.
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THE PIC(K) OF THE WEEK, IN MEMORIUM:
Joyce Gordon, Who Broke The Glasses Ceiling On TV, Dies At 90 via The New York Times
Rosalind P. Walter, 95, First 'Rosie The Riveter' and A PBS Funder, Dies via The New York Times
POLITICS:
America Punished Elizabeth Warren For Her Competence via The Atlantic
Bill Clinton Says His Affair Helped His Anxiety. Has He Not Non-Apologised Enough? via The Guardian
Ivanka Trump Now Acknowledges: 'I'm A Proud Trump Republican' via The New York Times
Anti-Abortion Advocates Lied So Poorly That John Roberts May Side With The Liberals via Slate
CRIME & PUNISHMENT:
As Weinstein Awaits Prison, Prosecutors Detail 40 Years Of Accusations via The New York Times
MEDIA
Chris Matthews' Misogyny Shaped Political Journalism For A Generation via Vox
HEALTH & BEAUTY:
Why Corona Virus Seems To Hit Men Harder Than Women via The New York Times
The Clitoris, Uncovered: An Intimate History via Scientific American
Wax. Tweeze. Microblade. Glue. How Eyebrows Became Everything via The Los Angeles Times
ARTS & CULTURE:
The Success Of 'The Invisible Man' Reveals The Fallacy Of 'Get Woke, Go Broke' via Variety
Look Up Here! 5 Female Directors Reject The Male Gaze via The New York Times
The Women-In-Filmmaking Debate: Cinematographers via Canon
'Judge Judy' To End After 25 Seasons; Scheindlin Says New Show, 'Judy Justice,' Is In The Works via The Hollywood Reporter
Dixie Chicks Announce First Album In 14 Years, 'Gaslighter,' Share Title Track via NPR
Meet 10 Of The Top Female Chefs and Restaurateurs In The U.S. via USA Today
Pritzker Prize 2020: Irish Duo's Win Marks Rare Victory For Women In The 'Nobel Of Architecture' via CNN
AND WHAT'S NOT TO LOVE ABOUT…?
The Autobiography Of Maira Kalman via The New York Times
Inside The Paris Apartment Where Gertrude Stein Feted Matisse and Picasso via Artsy
The LZ Sunday Paper™ launched at the dawn of 2014. We expose and recirculate interesting content that is about, and frequently by, women in business, with a dose of ultra-relevant culture. We think that culture comes high and low, not much in between. Our audience is vast and not gender-driven. Every week we expect to deliver at least one good laugh. Send suggestions, clips, or names of people you think might enjoy this to LZSundayPaper@gmail.com.
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