Timothée Chalamet Still Getting Slammed For Saying Ballet And Opera Are Dead

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Daily Wire(right)

In order to understand why opera and ballet fans are so mad at actor Timothée Chalamet, you’ll need to go back to a February 24 town hall interview he did with Matthew McConaughey for Variety and CNN. At the time, the 30-year-old “Marty Supreme” star disparaged the two art forms, claiming they were

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Vox(left)

Timothée Chalamet’s Oscars campaign had a lot of missteps, but the award for Best Actor was never guaranteed. | Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic After spending the past several months engaged in an intense Oscar campaign for Marty Supreme — including claiming that his performance as pompous ping-pong playe

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New Statesman(left)

Timothée Chalamet might win Oscars, but ballet is noble in its irrelevance

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Breitbart(right)

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr discussed fraud in the federal Lifeline subsidy program during a Breitbart News policy discussion Tuesday, citing a report from the FCC’s inspector general that found more than 94,000 dead people signed up for benefits in California. The post B

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Mother Jones(left)

Kristi Noem is out as Homeland Security Secretary, but a luxury 737 she has traveled on remains in government hands. That plane, reportedly dubbed the “Big, Beautiful Jet” by DHS staffers, has been quietly leased to the department by a company linked to William Walters, a former State Department off

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The Spectator at Ballet Nights Spectator Events

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Story Context

Vox

After spending the past several months engaged in an intense Oscar campaign for Marty Supreme — including claiming that his performance as pompous ping-pong player Marty... Chalamet’s loss wasn’t a total upset, given Jordan’s win at the Actor Awards two weeks prior.

New Statesman

Timothée Chalamet might win Oscars, but ballet is noble in its irrelevance

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Brendan Carr: Gavin Newsom’s California Had 94,000 Dead People Getting Federal ‘Lifeline’ Subsidies.

Daily Wire · link

Timothée Chalamet Still Getting Slammed For Saying Ballet And Opera Are Dead

In order to understand why opera and ballet fans are so mad at actor Timothée Chalamet, you’ll need to go back to a February 24 town... You know, we gotta keep this genre alive,'” Chalamet said at the time.

Vox · link

The Oscar was never really Timothée Chalamet’s to begin with

After spending the past several months engaged in an intense Oscar campaign for Marty Supreme — including claiming that his performance as pompous ping-pong player Marty... Chalamet’s loss wasn’t a total upset, given Jordan’s win at the Actor Awards two weeks prior.

New Statesman · link

Timothée Chalamet is right: ballet is ready to die

Timothée Chalamet might win Oscars, but ballet is noble in its irrelevance

Breitbart · report

Brendan Carr: Gavin Newsom’s California Had 94,000 Dead People Getting Federal ‘Lifeline’ Subsidies

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr discussed fraud in the federal Lifeline subsidy program during a Breitbart News policy discussion Tuesday, citing a report from the FCC’s inspector general that found more than 94,000 dead people signed up for benefits in California. The post B

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The Oscar was never really Timothée Chalamet’s to begin with

Timothée Chalamet’s Oscars campaign had a lot of missteps, but the award for Best Actor was never guaranteed. | Jeff Kravitz/FilmMagic After spending the past several months engaged in an intense Oscar campaign for Marty Supreme — including claiming that his performance as pompous ping-pong playe

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New Statesman

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Timothée Chalamet is right: ballet is ready to die

Timothée Chalamet might win Oscars, but ballet is noble in its irrelevance

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Breitbart

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Brendan Carr: Gavin Newsom’s California Had 94,000 Dead People Getting Federal ‘Lifeline’ Subsidies

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Brendan Carr discussed fraud in the federal Lifeline subsidy program during a Breitbart News policy discussion Tuesday, citing a report from the FCC’s inspector general that found more than 94,000 dead people signed up for benefits in California. The post B

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Mother Jones

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How Taxpayers Are Still Getting Screwed on Kristi Noem’s Big Beautiful Jet

Kristi Noem is out as Homeland Security Secretary, but a luxury 737 she has traveled on remains in government hands. That plane, reportedly dubbed the “Big, Beautiful Jet” by DHS staffers, has been quietly leased to the department by a company linked to William Walters, a former State Department off

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The Spectator at Ballet Nights - Spectator Events

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