Published: May 19, 2021 14:37 Matthias Debureaux Paloma Picasso photographed by Helmut Newton in 1983 in Nice Image Credit: The Kurator
Paloma Picasso, the most elegant woman in the world, daughter of the famous painter, now lives in Switzerland, where the legendary Swiss discretion seems to suit her. We spoke to her on the shores of Lake Geneva.
Citizen K Arabia: Is it true that, at a certain time, your presence alone would determine which parties were worth attending?
Paloma Picasso : Before getting into purely creative activities, I was my own creation to a certain extent. That was a time when I would go out a lot, and the way I used to dress and put my make-up on would draw a lot of attention from the public, as well as photographers, as I looked slightly ahead of my time and gave a futuristic impression.
St. Vincent | Andrew Lipovsky/NBC
This past Friday, St. Vincent released her new album “Daddy’s Home.” In support of the project, the critically acclaimed artist will soon deliver a “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon” performance.
According to NBC, the artist will play the May 25 edition of the late-night talk show. The episode will also feature interviews with Kevin Hart and Chrissy Metz. Metz’s appearance notably coincides with the fifth season “This Is Us” finale, set to air earlier that night.
Other upcoming “Tonight Show” listings follow:
Tuesday, May 18: Guests include Chris Rock, WILLOW and musical guest WILLOW ft. Travis Barker. Show #1465
Blake Shelton will make a second May “Tonight Show” appearance. by
May 17, 2021, 8:45 pm
THE TONIGHT SHOW STARRING JIMMY FALLON Episode 0836 Pictured: Musical Guest Blake Shelton performs I Lived It on March 19, 2018 (Photo by: Andrew Lipovsky/NBC)
As previously reported, Blake Shelton will be the lead interview guest on the May 19 “Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.” That will not, however, be his only May 2021 appearance on the NBC late-night show.
According to new listings, Shelton will also appear as a musical guest on the May 24 edition of the episode. Shelton’s performance will close an episode that also features Dave Grohl.
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And finally today, Ziwe Fumudoh - henceforth, she prefers just Ziwe - is a writer and performer with a talent for putting people on the spot. Her YouTube series, Baited With Ziwe, as well as her Instagram Live posts, feature pointed, funny and frequently awkward interviews where she asks her guests, who are mostly white, very direct questions about race and racism. Now she is bringing those comedic chops to late-night television. The show is called Ziwe, and when we visited with her recently, she told us that she got her start in comedy through - wait for it - poetry.
What to Do This Weekend
Craft projects and gospel choirs.
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Welcome. After a year of limited socializing, seeing more people in person can be as exhausting as it is exciting. Activities once commonplace hugging a friend, dining indoors, going to the movies now feel novel, complicated, freighted with calculations that our mostly at-home brains take time to process.
Take it slowly. A car you haven’t started in a while needs time to warm up. Start your weekend with a gallery of crafts including ceramics, quilts, paintings of Zoom meetings and a hand-tufted MetroCard rug completed by Times readers. Check out Elisabeth Egan’s guide to the best books by Elin Hilderbrand, “the bard of Nantucket and the doyenne of flip-flops, outdoor showers and pink sunsets.” Read about the dancer LaTasha Barnes, about whom the critic Brian Seibert writes, “Steps and attitudes separated by eras flow through