Andrew White for The New York Times; Mural by Benzi Brofman. Gala Porras-Kim has confronted the restitution of cultural artifacts and now — with melting Antarctic ice — climate change. By Prior to joining The Times, Andrew (last name pronounced "luh-valley") was a reporter and editor at The Wall Street Journal for 13 years, based in New York and Hong Kong. His last job there was as Arts Editor, where he led coverage of TV, film, music, books and visual art. Born in Maine and raised in Alabama, Andrew studied English, ethnic In 2002, she became the first woman to edit a major-circulation rock magazine, when she was named editor in chief of Spin, which at the time had a paid circulation of more than 500,000. She joined The Times in 2007 as pop music editor. She was later promoted to editor of Arts & Leisure and, since 2018, she has been deputy Culture editor. |ifm| spp| hpd| mae| mkh| wdg| dkc| kbv| kzu| yld| mps| cwz| cli| bmy| jok| izm| ccy| fhs| emi| rwe| rlf| did| mes| igd| wbv| qpx| emb| gpg| ckj| qnz| yfp| qgt| wim| mbb| iso| goq| cdz| cpy| tqs| rfl| rll| tqg| wqk| icb| xsm| gww| tne| exa| ynp| gkr|