内容摘要：énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéIn this screengrab taken from a video posted on Oliver Widger’s Instagram account on Sunday, May 4, 2025, Widger talks to the camera somewhere in the Pacific Ocean as he and his cat, Phoenix, sail from Oregon to Hawaii. (Oliver Widger via AP)

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéIn this screengrab taken from a video posted on Oliver Widger’s Instagram account on Sunday, May 4, 2025, Widger talks to the camera somewhere in the Pacific Ocean as he and his cat, Phoenix, sail from Oregon to Hawaii. (Oliver Widger via AP)

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéRoger practiced medicine in rural Wyoming when private equity acquired his hospital and gutted services. Natalia was working for local Gannett newspapers at a time when the chain eliminated more than half its staff after years of private equity ownership. And Loren, an affordable housing organizer, escaped public housing only to end up in a mold- and rodent-infested apartment complex in northern Virginia owned by a private equity firm on the other side of the continent.énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéGreenwell has written an essential guide to an industry that operates largely in the shadows, donates generously to Democrats and Republicans in Congress to keep it that way, and has contributed substantially to the hollowing out of the American dream. Despite her immersion in this predatory world, she remains surprisingly optimistic. “Every year,” she writes, “a few more people like Liz, Roger, Natalia and Loren start fighting back.”

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéThere are celebrities whose persona is as famous, if not more so, than their works, or what made them stars in the first place.énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéprobably the most important artist to emerge from the 1960s American avant-garde, is one example. His nervous face peering beneath a shock of white hair is as signature as hisénsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéIt’s clear Warhol wasn’t ashamed to tell the world that he should be reckoned with as a human being, accepted for all that he was, including being gay when that was still relatively taboo.

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéLaurence Leamer’s well-researched “Warhol’s Muses: The Artists, Misfits and Superstars Destroyed by the Factory Fame Machine” explores the life of Warhol through that perspective. Like Leamer’s earlier books, abouténsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéhis latest explores an artist’s life through their relationships with women.

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéThe opening “Prologue” begins with Warhol’s getting shot by a woman who targets him for basically deranged reasons. And that’s just the beginning.

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéIn one characteristic segment, Warhol shows up at a gala preview in a tuxedo, except his pants are defiantly splattered with paint.énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéThe final opportunity to put cars on the track before race day, when

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéis expected to produce a crowd of more than 350,000 people, turned out to be an eventful one for Rahal Letterman Lanigan and several other teams.énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéGraham Rahal, who struggled just to make the 33-card field, only got about 40 minutes of practice in before a mechanical issue produced a puff of smoke and fluid out the back of the No. 15 car. He wound up going to the garage area early.

énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMé“It just seems like we’ve always been behind and things keep happening,” said Rahal, whose team was still trying to diagnose the problem. “We can’t get caught up here. The car was better today, a lot better. ... It is what it is at this stage. You just got to go.”énsehaceconelTribunaldeDisciplinadeMéTwo-time winner Takuma Sato, who will start for RLL in the middle of the front row, also failed to make it to the end. He pulled his car behind a wall and waited for time to run out on the session before his team began to troubleshoot his problems.