And they look to the activist and writer adrienne maree brown for an example of a “fully evolved” apology.You can find more info about today’s show here. Plus: our tips for how best to take a break this week.... It’s 50 degrees in New York in January, 2016 was the warmest year ever— and the words “climate change” no longer exist on whitehouse.gov. Time for a call to self-proclaimed climate hawk Eric Holthaus, co-host of the podcast “Our Warm Regards,” to give us some context about what this moment means for the planet. Covid-19 isn't "the great equalizer" – except when it comes to making us need our devices more than ever. While we are discussing the Emmys, which Jenna barely wanted to watch, something amazing happens: a call from somebody who actually has an Emmy! And in our April 29 episode, we’ll be discussing the book “Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning” by Cathy Park Hong. This first one is about one of the greats: Aretha Franklin. Join culture writers Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris in the juiciest group chat, the coziest diner booth, the crowded kitchen at a house party with the best snacks and the real talk. Any guesses on what We are still processing your claim for COMPENSATION. While Wesley laments the demise of the bridge, Jenna points out that TikTok has given us new ways to experience the best part of a song. Send us your questions and thoughts about the book at stillprocessing@nytimes.com. Plus: We debate whether deleting your Uber account actually has an impact and play a new game called “Did This Person Vote for Trump... We speak to three friends: Habab, a Muslim woman born in Sudan who was nearly detained after landing home at Dulles International Airport in Virginia this weekend; Rukmini Callimachi, our colleague who covers terrorism for The Times and immigrated to America at the age of 10; and Armida Lizarraga, a Peruvian who gives a history lesson on her country’s slide from democracy to dictatorship under Alberto Fujimori. In Sofia Coppola’s new film, “The Beguiled,” a remake of Don Siegel’s 1971 psychological thriller set in the American South during the Civil War, she omits a key character from the original film: a slave woman named Hallie. This is the first of three special summer episodes. Sam literally wrote the book on Thanksgiving, and he walks us through how to make the perfect gravy, his tips for carving the turkey and his most important rules for the meal. When “Hillbilly Elegy” showed up on Netflix last November, it was just the latest in a series of media attempting to explain whiteness to its audience. This week, it’s our turn to take a look back on 2016 and share our picks for the most cultural moments that will stick with us. Jackson” (Out... Buckle up, babies. “Hamilton” is back in the mix, but the flavor has changed from beloved historical blockbuster to “wait, that’s what this is?” Elsewhere, in new works like “Baited,” on Instagram Live, and “I May Destroy You,” on HBO, Black women are getting personal in ways that are expanding our palates for discomfort. We’re back with a new season on March 18! Harry and Meghan. We're noticing that white people are anxious--consciously and unconsciously--about their place in the world, and it's fascinating to unpack. We talk about the joy we feel during Pride, while also recognizing the limits of the parade and the gay rights movement in general. Lots of them aren’t even things we want.But the new "High Fidelity" on Hulu is the reboot we didn’t know we needed.Discussed this week:Barack Obama’s TwitterCardi B’s Twitter and Instagram"Celebrity Culture is Burning" (Amanda Hess, 2020)"Oprah Talks Covid-19" (Apple TV+, 2020)Britney’s Instagram"High Fidelity" (directed by Stephen Frears, 2000)"High Fidelity" (Hulu, 2020)... From our living rooms to yours, “Still Processing” is back.During this unprecedented time in our lives, we talk routines, dreams and what’s on our screens — or at least what will be on our screens. When I call I get one excuse after another and I’m told to give it 6 weeks and to call back if I have not gotten it. But let’s be clear: We aren’t talking about throwing burgers and veggies on a grill. Donald and Melania. In our episode “Psychobros” from a couple of seasons ago, we appreciated another man in a dress on the front page of a magazine: Brad Pitt on the cover of Rolling Stone, published just as the movie “Fight Club” came out in 1999. (Susan Dominus, who’s covering gender and the election for the New York Times Magazine, joins us to answer that one.) In the last 30 years, blackness has migrated from the margins of American popular culture to its center. If we’re still processing your post-graduation work permit, you may enter as a visitor, and you can work without a work permit until we make a decision on your application. Then, we serve up ... “4:44” is Jay-Z’s first album since Beyoncé turned their marital trouble into a masterpiece called "Lemonade." We’re back with a new season on March 18! Next, New York Times tech reporter Mike Isaac helps explain what Facebook’s attempt to enter China means for the service and our lives. From the role of president, to the threat of another civil war to the soul of the country itself, we’re all harboring some kind of fantasy that we should probably interrogate. Should you still feel obligated to see “Birth of a Nation,” even though Nate Parker is Nate Parker? “Drivers License” by Olivia Rodrigo makes Wesley nostalgic for his favorite part of a song: the bridge. We’re thrilled. We'll be back with a new episode next Thursday, October 17th. With the tax deadline now May 17, plus-up payments could continue to arrive for months while the IRS processes returns and refunds. Also, we hear from listeners all over the planet, sharing how they are taking care of the people in their lives.Discussed this week:"Fetch the Bolt Cutters" (Fiona Apple, 2020)Fiona Apple on the VMAs in 1997"Regret" (Fiona Apple, "The Idler Wheel Is Wiser than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More than Ropes Will Ever Do", 2012)"Criminal" (Fiona Apple, "Tid... We’re trying something new this week. I just want to get back to making music! Dave Chappelle’s latest Netflix comedy special, "Sticks & Stones," makes us wonder if he can keep up.Discussed this week:"Dave Chappelle: Sticks & Stones" (Netflix, 2019)"Aziz Ansari: Right Now" (Netflix 2019)"A Black Lady Sketch Show" (HBO, 2019)"My Favorite Shapes" (HBO, 2019)"Ramy Youssef: Feelings" (HBO, 2019)... We’re in love with MTV’s dating-reality TV show “Are You the One?”Discussed this week:Jenna Wortham. We discuss “War for the Planet of the Apes,” in which highly intelligent apes and plague-riddled humans battle for control of the Earth. By diverging from conventional norms and stereotypes, these films have created on-screen relationships that are reminiscent of our own relationships. A singer, writer, arranger, pianist, performer and more, Ms. Franklin channeled both the difficult and beautiful aspects of American culture to make the songs that have scored our lives. “Promising Young Woman” is one of this year’s major Oscar contenders. Inspired by Netflix’s “Tidying Up With Marie Kondo,” we decide to KonMari Wesley’s Brooklyn apartment. by Still Processing instantly on your tablet, phone or browser - no downloads needed. Netflix’s hit streaming show “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness.” We explore what the show says about America’s unique relationship to freedom.Discussed this week:“Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” (Netflix, 2020)“Blue Caprice” (directed by Alexandre Moors, 2013)“The Wire” (HBO, 2002-08)“Breaking Bad” (AMC, 2008-13)“O.J. The Jussie Smollett investigation has captured America’s attention — and ours. Social media apologies have become the standard celebrity response to internet outrage. This week, we take a step back to think about what the political moment is doing to our emotional and physical states. "The Short Rise and Long Tail of Lil Nas X" (The New York Times, Jun. We talk about the lan... Last week, a Silicon Valley startup called Bodega instigated an internet meltdown after a Fast Company profile made the company’s intentions clear. (You most certainly should not.) This week we pay homage to aunties, in our own lives, in politics, and in pop culture. I wait six weeks, I’m told again wait 6 weeks and if nothing, call back. But about 30 years ago, there was one movie that was snubbed at the Oscars — “Do the Right Thing” — that is anything but a feel-good racial reconciliation fantasy. Still Processing New York City Podcast. Change the setting to upload in high quality to upload in original quality. The realization has been exhausting. From her Motown tribute at the Grammys to the success of “Hustlers” to the announcement that she’ll be performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, she seems to be enjoying the fruits of her labor from about three decades in show business. After trimming videos in Video Editor, they are stuck in "video is being processed, check back later Then we bring on our pal and New York Times food reporter Tejal Rao to talk about something we all need these days: comfort food. But why do they feel so deeply inadequate? Jenna spends as much time at the beach as she can, while Wesley has always resisted going. We examine three films — "The Hate U Give," "Blindspotting" and "Sorry to Bother You" — and ask if they accurately depict aspects of contemporary black life, or instead merely seek to make some black experiences m... It’s the 20th anniversary of the release of Ms. Lauryn Hill’s 5-time Grammy-winning debut solo album, “The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill.” Still very much a part of our contemporary musical landscape — being sampled by everyone from Drake to Cardi B to Kanye — her prophecies on fame, artistry and the music industry reflect her own career trajectory and serve as a cautionary tale for other artists on the rise. We revisit how “Do the Right Thing” showcased realities about race in America in ways that none of the current Oscar nominees — incl... "Becoming," the best-selling memoir by the former first lady, Michelle Obama, is a study in what happens when the ways we see ourselves don't always line up with the ways that society sees us. The show was on vacation, but we came back early to do a special episode about Charlottesville. She was one of the biggest pop stars of her time, but she’s often remembered as a tragic figure. “Eventually, centralized shopping locations won’t be necessary, because there will be 100,000 Bodegas spread out, with one always 100 feet away from you,” said Paul McDonald, a co-founder, who used to work at Google. It’s a chance to argue that the music is much more important than any of the scandal. In a live-stream to promote her new album, “Witness,” Katy Perry put on an elaborate performance, giving a series of confessional interviews about her cultural missteps. Dale Rumans. What show could possibly hold your attention for 24 straight hours? This week, we examine four of the Best Picture Oscar-nominated films—“Call Me By Your Name”, “Get Out”, “Shape of Water”, and “Phantom Thread”—to ask whether we are entering a new phase of romance films. The delisted share can be hard to sell, as there will be a decline in liquidity without any over-the-exchange transactions. You can find more information about today's episode here.... We’re back with a new season on March 18! This was necessary to build confidence among members, to integrate new members (especially from the new member States-still an ongoing process) and to optimize our working methods. Activists stood up against the AIDS epidemic in the 1980s and 1990s, but the tools they used to make themselves heard are unavailable during our coronavirus pandemic. Each week, they’ll come together to talk art, identity, politics, the internet — whatever they’re grappling with. But quibbling with the particulars misses an important concern about what it means to argue for a women-only canon. This week, shortly after multi-hyphenate artist Donald Glover blew up the internet with the video for his song "This is America," Wesley and guest host Rembert Browne (New York Magazine, Grantland) explore Glover's career, and how he evolved from a likable comedian to a cultural provocateur and authority on blackness. In reading about her journey from high-achieving, self-possessed child in Chicago to the fraught glamour of her life in the White House, we marvel at the ways she balanced herself and her image in service of the country. One step forward. It’s not enough. Scott about “Moonlight,” a movie everyone agrees is perfect. Comedies starring black women – in which they aren’t the butt of the joke – are virtually non-existent. The show debuted on September 8, 2016. delete the video and reupload it problem is solved. Screens have revealed superstars as civilians, and turned sitcom grouches into teddy bears. We juxtapose Jessica Walter's quiet, composed anger with Asia Argento's seething indictment at Cannes, and interrogate the stakes that ma... With Rita Ora, Janelle Monáe, Kehlani – and even fictional characters like Lando Calrissian – embracing bisexuality, pansexuality, queerness, and more, we wonder: what does it mean to publicly declare your sexual identity as something outside the gay/straight binary in 2018? This week, we look at the movie “Proud Mary” starring Taraji P. Henson as a jumping off point for the cultural moment that black women are having right now in pop culture. It's black people too, albeit in a different way. We’ve spent our second season keeping a critical eye on the unreality of America and dissecting the systems of power that uphold the status quo. 1 movie in America. But "Black Panther" is about so much more than the box office. This time it’s the “Roseanne” edition.... It’s been five days, and we’re still trying to make sense of Beyoncé’s loss at the Grammys. https://textranch.com/246373/is-still-in-process/or/is-still-on-process It’s one of our favorite past episodes coming your way … while we're getting ready to drop a whole new season this spring. From our living rooms to yours, “Still Processing” is back. This week we’ve got some questions. This week and next, we’re doing something different. March 11, 2021 • 2 min. It's billed as a stoner comedy, but the show is actually about the vulnerability of life in the city, and we swap stories about the moments we've felt most alive in New York. We are joined by A. O. Scott, a chief film critic for The New York Times, to discuss our predictions and preferences for the Academy Awards. to cry, even if you’re wearing glitter.... It’s our season finale! However due to the payment of two round of stimulus checks (recovery rebate credits) by the IRS and some additional tax legislation to update (EITC income years) the IRS has had to push out the start of processing tax returns by 2 to 3 weeks to Friday, February 12, 2021 per their latest announcement. Ähnliche Sender. In our season premiere, we’re talking about the N-word. That’s why this election season, we bring you: Still Processing’s Rubric for Leadership and Democratic Excellence.Discussed this week:Astead Herndon, Jon Caramanica and Jon Pareles. Does big, sustainable change have to feel like grasping at straws?Discussed this week: “California Tells the N.C.A.A. The outrage made moral sense. Jenna feels strongly one way, Wesley the exact opposite. Are we free to create chosen families that support who we are and who we're trying to be, or are we de... It’s the second installment of our two-part series on anti-Asian racism. Hören Sie Still Processing, New York Times - Backstory und viele andere Radiosender aus aller Welt mit der radio.de-App. Here are some guidlines. Über Still Processing. This week, we take the Oscar-nominated film "Three Billboards Outside of Ebbing, Missouri" as a starting point for a discussion about a new sense of placelessness in film and TV. Dale Rumans. We talked to curators. Where... Last week, we witnessed two extraordinary events: Venus Williams playing some of the best tennis in the last decade of her career (she lost in the U.S. Open, but with grace and style), and the rollout of Rihanna's new cosmetics line, Fenty Beauty, which was splashier than the launch of the new iPhone X. To top it off, we revisit highlights from the Golden Globes, share our thoughts on “Hidden Figures” — not “Hidden Fences” — and consider the lasting impact of Meryl Streep’s speech.... We’re kicking off 2017 with a movie speed round to prepare for this weekend’s Golden Globes. Subscribe for deep chats, uncomfortable but necessary conversations and incisive takes on the cultural landscape. "Diary of a Song — ‘Old Town Road’: See How Memes and Controversy Took Lil Nas X to the Top of the Charts" (The New York Times, May 10, 2019)Jon Caramanica. Digital, on the other hand, is new and is still in the process of being perfected. Still Processing conveys in such an emotionally massive way the necessity of images in the process of grief, how memories are ongoing and ever-developing - anything but a remnant of the past. And are we O.K. If it still says "processing" that's actually a good thing. Two steps back. We take a closer look at “Miseducation,” alongside her follow-up “MTV Unplugged No. Beware: There will be spoilers. This week, we trace the evolution of black American cinema from blaxploitation in the 1970s to what we’re calling "blaxplaining" in 2018. When should you expect your tax refund, especially if it's particularly large? A weapon of hate and a badge of belonging. This week, we felt a reappraisal of Houston was in order. Jenna and Wesley look at depictions of racist tropes and stereotypes in Disney’s ever-expanding catalog. Beware: There will be spoilers.You can find more info about today’s show here. The backlash against victims who came forward in the wake of #MeToo. But now, a year after the Pulse nightclub shooting, people are asking whether Pride celebrations are sufficiently black, political and confrontational. It has been five years since Whitney Houston died. Because screens are all we have left. You can find more info about today’s episode here, and follow our playlist of Wesley and Jenna’s favorite bridges. Also, we hear from listeners all over the planet, sharing how they are taking care of the people in their lives. … Next we talk about “Split,” the No. Almost one week after Kanye West released his eighth studio album, "Ye," we wonder what to do with artists who displease us. If you have not sold back your shares in the reverse book building process or during the exit window period, you can still hold them till you find the buyer on the over-the-counter market. Send us your questions ... “Promising Young Woman” is one of this year’s major Oscar contenders. – Listen to Back Next Week! It’s both unspeakable and ubiquitous. So we listen to some of her best recordings and live performances. wesley morris. We analyze all the reasons this was an experiment gone terribly wrong. : Made In America” (ESPN, 2016)“Fargo” (directed by Jo... Not all reboots deserve to exist. We both live in Brooklyn, where barbecue is gentrifying as quickly as our neighborhoods. We invite you to start off 2019 with an apology.Discussed this week:Christine Blasey Ford’s testimony at the Kavanaugh confirmation hearing (2018)“I Won’t Back Down” (Tom Petty, 1989)“Ms. We use these events to discuss how culture can act as a smokescreen for reality and a way to avoid our fears. The new Netflix show “Sex Education” feels so refreshing because for the longest time, there has been a dearth of cultural properties that specifically deal with the realities of sex. It's going to be one of the biggest opening weekends in movie history. One step forward. We’re trying something new this week. "Rom-Coms Were Corny and Retrograde. If you apply online or in-person, it starts when you submit your application. "Fetch the Bolt Cutters" is Fiona Apple's master class in channeling frustration and anger into what can only be called wisdom. Second, we can’t believe how much fun we had watching "Girls Trip"! This is the first time I have received a letter with this statement in it. Specifically, penises on the big screen. Social media apologies have become the standard celebrity response to internet outrage. And how differently would this country work with a woman in the White House? Still processing. Screens have revealed superstars as civilians, and turned sitcom grouches into teddy bears. We like Glover's brain and the music and TV he is making, but we also wonder about the speed with which he's been anointed a "genius." This waiting game with little to no … And in the wake of this week’s Grammy nominations, she’s here to say that no matter how desperate the internet may be for a Beyoncé and Adele rivalry, it’s just not a competition. Bridges used to be a core feature of popular music, but they’ve become an endangered species, right next to the sitcom laugh track. This week, we discuss "A Wrinkle in Time," Ava DuVernay's attempt to take the audience on a magical adventure with Meg Murray as she searches for her father through multiple universes. To talk through our feelings, we invited two Southern food experts on the show: John Thomas Edge Jr., the author of “The Potlikker Papers,” and Nicole Taylor, a chef... What responsibility does a movie have to the details of history? 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