Three years after his apartment was shamed by a director during a video tryout, the “You” actor is taking on his first lead role — in a film he co-wrote.
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Lukas Gage on the Audition That Went Awry, ‘You’ and Writing His Own Ticket
The New York Times – Movies: -
Lukas Gage on the Audition That Went Awry, ‘You’ and Writing His Own Ticket
The New York Times – Movies:Three years after his apartment was shamed by a director during a video tryout, the “You” actor is taking on his first lead role — in a film he co-wrote.
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Lukas Gage on the Audition That Went Awry, ‘You’ and Writing His Own Ticket
The New York Times – Movies:Three years after his apartment was shamed by a director during a video tryout, the “You” actor is taking on his first lead role — in a film he co-wrote.
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Michelle Obama’s Secret Style Weapon
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Known in some quarters as the first lady’s tailor and dressmaker, Christy Rilling is starting her own line.
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Isamaya Ffrench’s New Makeup Line Is Getting Attention in the Beauty World
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench has long been lauded behind the scenes for her work with fashion brands. Now her own high-end beauty label is getting a lot of attention.
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Michelle Obama’s Secret Style Weapon
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Known in some quarters as the first lady’s tailor and dressmaker, Christy Rilling is starting her own line.
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Ty France of Mariners Is Happy to Go His Own Way
The New York Times – Sports:Ty France is part of the young core that ended the Seattle Mariners’ 20-season playoff drought. He did it with a contact-heavy approach that Tony Gwynn taught him.
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‘Beautiful, Forgotten Watches’ Are Getting Second Lives
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:A Thai jewelry designer customizes vintage timekeepers while honoring their imperfections.
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An Architect Applies Her Skills to Giving Back
The New York Times – Business:Diana Kellogg specialized in high-end New York residences. Now, she has designed a girls school in India and is pursuing other projects that address social change.
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A Conductor’s Battle With a Classical Music Gender Barrier
The New York Times – Music:Claire Gibault has spent a lifetime fighting sexism and forging a path in a male-dominated profession. Her next targets: pay gaps and age discrimination.