There is something in the eyes of Amy Sherald’s subjects that draws you in – a knowing gaze that holds your attention.
“They're being beautiful, they're being colorful. But they also have work to do in the world,” artist Amy Sherald says of her subjects. https://t.co/41Y1FbWCMB
March Madness won’t be the same without Sister Jean. Thinking about the Loyola University Chicago community and everyone who loved this remarkable woman. https://t.co/9O09E9zdMA
Today we mourn the loss of Grizzly 399, the most famous bear in Grand Teton National Park and the star of our documentary "Grizzly 399: Queen of the Tetons." ❤️
After making the dangerous journey from Colombia and arriving in Chicago to unwelcoming February temperatures, Alba seeks out every available resource to clothe and feed her family of five. Watch Alba's FIRSTHAND story: https://t.co/Abi9HuOSBx #FIRSTHANDwttw
Killer whales might actually consist of three species driven apart by their diet, communication, and culture, @CraigAWelch writes for @hakaimagazine: https://t.co/Q03fm2b2o5
Apple has quietly tightened its reporting of how many people listen to podcasts, sending shock waves through an embattled audio industry still reeling from the end of the COVID-era production bubble.
New from @maxwelltani in Semafor Media:
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