Cannes Day Four Tests Whether Politics Is the Jury's Operating System
Cannes has moved from press-conference politics to the quieter question of how politics changes jury taste.
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Whitney White's Tony Record Is a Prize Cycle With No Running Show
Whitney White's second directing nomination is historic, and the play that made it possible is not onstage.
Gomez Turned Disney's FCC Fight Into a Public Censorship Docket
Anna Gomez gave Disney's license fight a primary text, and the censorship claim no longer has to live on vibes.
Berlinale's Gaza Code-of-Conduct Fight Is Now Cannes' Baseline
Berlin's free-speech fight is no longer background; it is the operating context for Cannes' Gaza language.
The Tonys Are Selling Broadway's Future Through Closed Shows
Broadway's prize season is honoring work audiences may no longer be able to buy a ticket to see.