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A man was shot and bundled into a car in front of terrified shoppers in a busy Stoke-on-Trent street.
It was a Saturday morning in October 1967. Minutes earlier, staff at Shenwood’s fashion store had been helping customers. It had been a normal shopping day in Campbell Road, Stoke.
He Came to Berlin to Change the World. Then the World Changed Berlin.
The Volksbühne theater’s longtime musical director Sir Henry arrived amid a post-Cold War artistic flowering in the city. The musician bemoans what followed.
“We had a job to explain socialism to the encroaching West in Berlin,” John Henry Nijenhuis said.Credit.Lena Mucha for The New York Times
May 28, 2021, 5:37 a.m. ET
BERLIN Not long ago, Sir Henry stood on the main stage of the Volksbühne theater in what was once East Berlin and conducted the cosmos.
In “Quarantine, For Solo Human,” Sir Henry, whose given name is John Henry Nijenhuis, did so as part of an interactive musical installation that sent a planet spiraling through a computer-animated universe using motion-sensor technology.
Movie quiz: Have a quiz and a smile
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Product placements abound in this scene from Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby fitting for a movie about sponsor-covered race car drivers but is it the film where Will Ferrell houses a two-liter bottle of Coke?Columbia Pictures
Coca-Cola was first sold 135 years ago this week on May 8, 1886. Almost exactly 60 years later on May 7, 1946, Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering was founded, the company that would later change its name to Sony, parent company of Sony Pictures.
The Coca-Cola Company purchased Columbia Pictures in 1982 and wasted no time inserting product placement into its films. The experiment didn’t last long and by 1989 the soda conglomerate sold Columbia to … Sony.