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Alison Roman Officially Departs From the New York Times

Roman had been on temporary leave from her NYT Cooking since May, following a very public dustup involving the Nothing Fancy author, Chrissy Teigen, and Marie Kondo (the latter by mention only). In an interview with the New Consumer, Roman had, among other things, effectively accused Teigen and Kondo of selling out by building personal brand empires. The interview drew backlash from those accusing Roman of hypocrisy and selectively targeting Asian women. Roman later apologized, and Teigen called for the Cooking columnist to be reinstated at the Times. A Times spokesperson provided the following statement to Page Six regarding the permanent departure: “Alison decided to move on from

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Puzzles, Verzuz and a Provocateur Named Ziwe: 36 Breakout Stars of 2020

Let’s be honest: Mullets have never really gone away away. But, as they say, it only takes three to make a trend and that’s what 2020 delivered plus one, for good measure. Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage aka Joe Exotic aka Tiger King, the star of Netflix’s pandemic superhit, rocked a bleach blonde mullet with blunt bangs that was seen by 64 million people in the first month after its debut. While that surely led to a few if not many mullets across the globe especially with a rise in home haircuts we know of at least three other high-profile examples: Miley Cyrus (basically all year), Troye Sivan (in the

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A-pop s 2020 hall of fame/shame—The brightest and the very worst—from a truly craptastic year

A-pop s 2020 hall of fame/shame—The brightest and the very worst—from a truly craptastic year
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Cookbook author Alison Roman won t return to New York Times after flap with Chrissy Teigen

Advertisement: She had a successful cookbook. And then it was, like: Boom, line at Target. Boom, now she has an Instagram page that has over a million followers where it s just, like, people running a content farm for her, Roman said at the time. That horrifies me and it s not something that I ever want to do. I don t aspire to that. But like, who s laughing now? Because she s making a ton of f king money. Elsewhere in the interview, Roman also criticized Marie Kondo, the author of The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up and the host of the subsequent Netflix series Tidying Up, by alleging that she had f king sold out immediately by launching a product line associated with her brand.

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Best Comedy of 2020

Best Comedy of 2020 Comedians like Leslie Jones, Chelsea Handler and Hannibal Buress adjusted to the new abnormal, turning to Zoom, YouTube, rooftops and parks. The pandemic halted most live performance but comedians adjusted and adapted. Clockwise from bottom left: Leslie Jones, Eddie Pepitone, John Wilson and Ziwe Fumudoh.Credit.Clockwise from bottom left: Rahim Fortune for The New York Times; Troy Conrad; HBO; Chase Hall for The New York Times Dec. 15, 2020 The comedy boom finally busted. Not only did the pandemic shut down comedy institutions, but New York clubs like Dangerfield’s, which was half a century old, and the stalwart The Creek & the Cave closed for good, as did the city’s branches of the improv powerhouse, the Upright Citizens Brigade. At the same time, comedians adjusted to the new abnormal, transitioning to Zoom and Instagram Live, and to shows in parks and on rooftops. It was a period of experimentation and stagnancy, contraction and accessibility, despair a

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