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Jay-Z is the most nominated artist in Grammy history. He had been tied with Quincy Jones for 80 nods, but with this year's ballot, he has a total of 83 nominations. Jay-Z has won 23 Grammys in his career so far. https://t.co/iqH6CgsugT

Ready to give cross-country skiing a try? These centers offer a seamless introduction to the sport, through regularly scheduled lessons, meticulously groomed trails, on-site rentals and other activities for when you need a break. https://t.co/GpBGEW0Qhf

Curfews and lockdowns in some countries have once again made it difficult to plan a visit to the continent. Here’s what we know about the latest restriction. https://t.co/KESxnZepn0

When Holly Herrmann was 20, she flew to Italy for a piano competition and vowed to make it her home one day. Her dream came true 38 years later. “I didn’t want life to become boring. I wanted it filled with adventure.” https://t.co/QhMeLCU2kS

Los hondureños eligen a un nuevo presidente en las que podrían ser las elecciones más significativas para el país en más de una década. La contienda electoral ha sido empañada por la violencia y suscita mucho interés en Washington. https://t.co/1M5Uj5JFSk

Margo Guryan recorded the album “Take a Picture” in 1968, but she declined to support it on tour and few people heard it. Three decades later, adventurous listeners discovered it. https://t.co/5kx5RTur9S

If the $2.2 trillion social safety net and climate package makes it through the Senate, it will provide $1.67 billion over the next five years for newspapers, websites, radio and TV stations, and other outlets that primarily cover local news. https://t.co/ATpEgcvvMO

The American novelist Noah Gordon sold more than six million books in Germany alone but remained largely unknown in the United States. He has died at 95. https://t.co/mye3memBhh

Los hondureños van a las urnas hoy. Las tensas elecciones podrían tener repercusiones clave en Washington, donde una de las prioridades de Biden se ha visto obstaculizada: detener la migración procedente de Centroamérica. https://t.co/lKCGjgnTd3

A 26-year-old man survived a flight from Guatemala to Miami on Saturday after hiding in the airplane’s landing gear compartment, officials said. https://t.co/bzbZB3Hrdn

Health leaders in the U.S. have said that it is all but inevitable that the Omicron coronavirus variant will reach the country and called this a time for caution. "There’s no reason to panic. But it is a great reason to go get boosted." https://t.co/RYMXKn1Wug

Virgil Abloh, who died on Sunday at age 41, referred to himself not as a designer but as a "maker," in acknowledgment of his omnivorous creative mind. He was a workaholic who maintained a punishing schedule and moonlighted as a DJ and a furniture designer. https://t.co/iFniIrOnsi

"The most concerning aspect about high-containment biolabs is that, considered as a collective, they may only be as safe as the worst lab among them: A breach or a breakdown at one could imperil us all," Jon Gertner writes in @NYTMag. https://t.co/GbUNRmXpG6

How many words can you make with 7 letters? Don’t forget, your words must include the center letter. https://t.co/OEFnF26i2W

Hours after Israel sealed its borders to all foreign travelers in response to the Omicron variant of the coronavirus, Morocco said it too would deny entry to all travelers, even Moroccan citizens, for two weeks beginning Monday. https://t.co/6c8QOAUPPW

Last year, I saw a perplexing news item: A Maine man had pleaded to two low-level domestic violence charges --the result of an FBI sting and state & federal prosecutions over five years. Why, I wondered, was this case so important to the government? 1/6 https://t.co/rqFJYHFLLS

put Virgil’s phone/IG archive/dropbox/process notes - a blueprint for modern creativity - in the MoMA, or better, display them on the facade so all the kids can soak them in https://t.co/hpVai2wrQR

Cut off from the US, Europe and elsewhere, nations in Southern Africa protest new covid travel restrictions and failure to distribute vaccines more widely. ⁦@benjmueller⁩ ⁦@declanwalsh⁩ https://t.co/G3y5kH15Ez

Gentrification explodes in popular Austin - driving out the Black and brown poor via ⁦@nytimes⁩ https://t.co/Y53uTHiiAu

There will be so much to say about Stephen Sondheim in the days, weeks, and years ahead. For now, here are some thoughts from my colleagues at @nytimestheater as well as New Yorkers onstage and off, starting with the indispensable @JesseKGreen. https://t.co/UYih8cfwcr

“For the IOC’s many critics, the guarded, cautious language — viewed more as an attempt to explain away its silence rather than ensure Peng Shuai’s safety.” A look with @stevenleemyers at what IOC’s “quiet diplomacy” means in its dealings with China https://t.co/0NP0CTwKTP

Curious about the history (and future) of New York City's traditional department store holiday windows? Here you go! https://t.co/OXp4a6ggjo

Hour five on the tarmac on Flight Variant. https://t.co/ZnzLjAD6jS

With media now locked out of the detention zone -- the place that put Guantanamo Bay on the map after the 9/11 attacks -- my colleague @ErinSchaff set out to explore life beyond the prison at the outpost of 6,000 residents. What she found... https://t.co/itPXQeh2RJ

Judge confirms Rio secured South America's first Olympics by bribing voters, ex-head of Brazil’s Olympic Committee - a senior IOC official - given 30 year sentence. https://t.co/JNdLPNA4Ce

NEW: When Beto O'Rourke announced his run for TX governor, a host of groups unaffiliated with his campaign raced to capitalize on his popularity with online donors. One jarring example: The yellow link below did *not* direct money to the Beto campaign. https://t.co/6B5pCx5ysQ

Pre-COVID, NYPD was solving nearly 90% of murders. But that rate plunged over COVID, even as violent crime rates spiked. I spent 2 months with a family as they went from hopeful, to frustrated, to distraught, waiting for NYPD to catch their son’s killer. https://t.co/ZQUlFJA8un

Like Halloween, Black Friday is an American cultural import that is now an essential marketing tool in Spain and the rest of Europe. Forget waiting for The Three Kings, Spaniards are expected to buy mountains of toys etc. today. https://t.co/vUCWuiI7xr

This is a story about chai, about coffee, and about those long hours of talking about everything & nothing. Kolkata’s ‘Favorite Cabin’ and Coffee House: “two cafes at once museums to nostalgia, and part of an indispensable, even addictive, daily routine” https://t.co/YW2dEXeplP

If your pants are unbuttoned from eating so much, don't beat yourself up. It's biology! https://t.co/chLdEF8MY6

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