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When We Exposed Keith Raniere, The Leader Of The Nxivm ‘Sex Cult’Illustration by Dan Adel for ForbesBeginning in 1998, Keith Raniere attracted thousands of acolytes to his self-help group’s headquarters near Albany, New York, with the promise of life-transforming classes. Raniere didn’t just promise to unlock clients’ greater potential; he claimed that his methods could abate symptoms of Tourette’s syndrome and even help kids speak up to 13 languages. But in an October 2003 cover story, Forbe...
Plenty of puns and storyline concepts in the Secret Service article. Stance and shooting, and shooting stance are great ambiguous gun vs camera examples. -zas
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I wonder if this presages some revival of the drive-in movie. I also wonder if it might create a new genre that emphasizes car-confined film watching or is optimized for that experience. Other films will be Zoom-style. There is still the problem of making the films while maintaining social distance, which is probably not going to be easy to do. -zas 4 May 2020
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SectionsSEARCHSkip to contentSkip to site indexTheaterLog InSunday, May 12, 2019Subscribe NowLog InToday’s PaperTheater|Socrates Questions, a Contemporary Philosopher AnswersSupported bySocrates Questions, a Contemporary Philosopher AnswersSocrates Questions, a Contemporary Philosopher AnswersMichael Stuhlbarg as the title character in Tim Blake Nelson’s new play, "Socrates," in previews at the Public Theater.CreditSara Krulwich/The New York TimesImageMichael Stuhlbarg as the title character ...
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