Why late-night TV lacks women
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Rebuilding the Notre Dame with centuries-old carpentry techniques NPR · Eleanor Beardsley Faithfulness to the cathedral’s medieval artisans is imbuing all the restoration work. Everyone is getting less productive Insider Business · Joe Ciolli While the current economy feels largely OK, such a decline has been an indicator of past recessions. |
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The quality of mercy atavist.com · Anna Altman Gary Settle has helped dozens of federal prisoners get compassionate release. Will it ever be his turn to go home? Why wouldn’t NASA want to use pencils in space? ScienceAlert · Michelle Starr One very persistent story about the mid-20th century space race involves the development of the space pen. It’s mostly untrue. The strange case of the woman who gave birth to rabbits bigthink.com · Sabrina Imbler Mary Toft staged an elaborate hoax, but maybe we should take her more seriously. Yelling at Brittney Griner isn’t going to put Viktor Bout back in prison Deadspin · Sean Beckwith After being accosted at an airport, it’s clear the only thing that’s going to protect Griner is a basic understanding of empathy. Why Ireland produces so many of the world’s best writers ABC RN · Nicola Heath “One of the things that makes Ireland special is … the sense that the writers have played a key role in imagining what the country could be.” Where are the women on late night? Salon · Melanie McFarland Comedians, producers and execs chime in on how women-helmed shows have been passed over and left out. |
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