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Quinta Brunson and Anderson .Paak have boarded the Pharrell Wiliams-Michel Gondry musical from Universal Pictures in undisclosed roles, we've learned.

Kawsar Yasin, a Harvard sophomore of Uyghur descent, found the Supreme Court decision last week banning race-conscious college admissions gut-wrenching. Jayson Lee, a high school sophomore of Taiwanese descent, hopes the court’s decision will open the door for him and others at competitive schools. And Divya Tulsiani, the daughter of Indian immigrants, can’t help but think that the decision would not put an end to the poisonous side of college admissions. Sign up for The Morning ne...

Susen Dee Erickson, 73, of Powell, Wyoming, lost her battle to cancer on May 5, 2023. Susen was born on July 12, 1949, in Cody, Wyoming. Susen attended Casper College in 1968, and attended Northwest …

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Read BroadwayWorld's interview with Liliana Padilla, as they discuss bringing their new play How to Defend Yourself to the New York Theatre Workshop stage.

In Liliana Padilla’s play at New York Theater Workshop, college students find empowerment and life lessons in a DIY self-defense class.

<p>Liliana Padilla's play about a college self-defense class blends comedy and trauma at New York Theatre Workshop.</p>

Liliana Padilla's astonishing new play examines the fallout from a violent frat-house assault

College students come together to talk about consent and how to protect themselves in a DIY self-defense class.

New York Theatre Workshop presents How to Defend Yourself by Liliana Padilla (TWITCH), co-directed by Tony Award-winning NYTW Usual Suspect Rachel Chavkin (Hadestown), Susan Smith Blackburn finalist Liliana Padilla and Princess Grace Award winner Steph Paul (The Last Match). Read reviews for the production.