As I said when I read this article the first time (this was the article I was referring to), I am just *shocked* to learn that this woman engaged in racist mockery of a service worker.

Something clicked, I'll give her that much.

Can confirm!

The most Argentinian-looking woman I have ever seen in my life. My god.

From a response to the original post. Kinda cool!

Hayao Miyazaki (I always assumed it was a reference)

What shenanigans are these

Fair play, it got this part right.

I'm glad NPI deleted the post, and I'm glad they are apologizing. Please note, however, that Efka did not see fit to apologize directly to the person these posts are at least superficially addressing, and has not reached out to Andy privately.

I mean.

I mean, if anyone were to know.

Incredible YouTube comment.

We love timeline synergy.

"I am a serious person with serious, worthwhile thoughts."

I've subsequently cooled a bit on MARTY (I need to see it again to know what I think) and CHOICE is flirting with five.

Absolutely wild, to see the first statement and willingly reply with the second.

But of a tangent, but when did theatre criticism get this bad?

It's definitely a strange choice to use that style for the Person of the Year cover, because it does have an inherent mocking implication. For people who don't have a reference, the posing and the facial expressions bring to my mind this kind of late-1800s, early-1900s political cartooning:

From the first reply, for whatever it's worth.

The correct response.

This is all great, but I feel like enough attention is not being paid to the manner in which this interview was conducted.