Keeping Cycling Alive: Tour of Flanders Goes Virtual – The New York Times
BRUSSELS — Race or no race, the 104th edition of the Tour of Flanders cobblestone cycling classic will have a winner this weekend.
The Belgian race is one of the “Monuments” of…
The Latest: Borussia Dortmund Helps in Fight Against Virus – The New York Times
The Latest on the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
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The Premier League has pushed back its restart date and says play will not resume at…
Live updates on the coronavirus in Hampton Roads: Here’s what is happening Thursday – The Virginian-Pilot – The Virginian-Pilot
The peak of coronavirus cases in Virginia may not come until late April to late May, Gov. Ralph Northam said Wednesday.
To prepare for the worst, the state is working with the Army…
Top places to visit on a virtual trip to New York City – Insider – INSIDER
- New York City’s attractions have shuttered, but online, they’re open and ready for visitors.
- Organizations have created and shared virtual tours that showcase what makes New York City one of the most popular destinations in the world.
- Whether you…
‘Almost Love’: Film Review – Variety
The seven-year-itch arrives a couple of years early for Adam and Marklin in independent romantic comedy “Almost Love.” Could that be because they’re gay men? Adam tries to tamp down that thought shortly after he and Marklin celebrate their fifth anniversary. Maybe it’s because they aren’t yet hitched,…
MoMA terminates work for its contracted educators for “months if not years” – Crain’s New York Business
The Museum of Modern Art terminated contracts with all its educators this week, telling them that even after the institution reopens its doors, it will be “months if not years”…
The First Korean-American Novel | by Ed Park – The New York Review of Books
East Goes West
by Younghill Kang, with a foreword by Alexander Chee and afterword by Sunyoung Lee
Penguin, 389 pp., $18.00 (paper)
Time to Deliver Justice to Delivery Workers – The New York Review of Books
When the buzzy, Michelin-starred Greenwich Village restaurant Carbone began offering…
Empty Hotels. Idled Tour Buses. The Pandemic Is Devastating Tourism. – The New York Times
MEXICO CITY — There were major hurricanes, and the global financial crisis of 2008. There was 9/11, and an array of regional health scares, from SARS to Zika.
But during the decades…
