‘Patriots,’ About Putin’s Falling Out With an Oligarch, Is Broadway Bound

‘Patriots,’ About Putin’s Falling Out With an Oligarch, Is Broadway Bound

“Patriots,” a well-received British play about a Russian oligarch’s ill-fated role in the rise of Vladimir V. Putin, will transfer to Broadway in April, adding a dose of international intrigue to a packed spring season. The drama, which the critic Matt Wolf called “gripping” and “coolly unnerving” in a 2022 review of a London production…

Morgan Stanley paid James Gorman $37M in last year as CEO

Morgan Stanley paid James Gorman $37M in last year as CEO

Morgan Stanley’s board awarded James Gorman a handsome 17% raise raise in 2023, making his total compensation for his last year as the bank’s chief executive $37 million. On top of his $1.5 million base salary, Gorman received a cash bonus of just under $9 million, according to a regulatory filing Friday reviewed by Bloomberg….

Protester throws papers on court, briefly disrupts Australian Open match between Zverev and Norrie

Protester throws papers on court, briefly disrupts Australian Open match between Zverev and Norrie

MELBOURNE – A protester threw papers onto an Australian Open court and briefly delayed the fourth-round match between Olympic champion Alexander Zverev and Cameron Norrie of Britain on Monday. A person wearing a blue shirt and cap and a face mask threw anti-war pamphlets from the stands onto the court behind the baseline during the…

Book Review: ‘The Lede,’ by Calvin Trillin

Book Review: ‘The Lede,’ by Calvin Trillin

I began this review with eulogies because the best section in “The Lede” is a short one called, simply, “R.I.P.” It contains remembrances of some of Trillin’s favorite people, including Russell Baker, Molly Ivins, John Gregory Dunne, Morley Safer, Andrew Kopkind and Murray Kempton. About Baker, the former Times columnist, Trillin writes that he “preferred…

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