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The
New York Times’s Arts section
covers more than you might expect. Of course it features comprehensive
coverage of the traditional arts scene — such as current museum and gallery listings
and the latest ArtsBeat news —
but it also serves as a handy jumping-off point for a wider world of
reporting.
Today, for instance, you’ll find an insightful appraisal of
folk icon Pete Seeger’s
musical and social legacy, a timely look at the next version of the Madden NFL video
game, a backstage peek at a new opera based
on a popular story of hidden love, an homage to a noted collector
of New York graffiti art, and an examination of a controversy involving
elderly fast-food patrons.
P.S. While you’re there, take a moment to make your pick for Best
Picture at the upcoming Academy Awards.
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