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1160 claims analyzed Last updated 2026-04-24

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Well-Supported 50 (4.3%) Disputed 0 (0%) Misleading 2 (0.2%) Unverified 1108 (95.5%)

Of the 52 claims in Culture with evidence either way, 96% held up.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

We’ve used other available documents to fill in the blanks and called sources that we’ve developed over years of reporting on Epstein.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The emails did not include any corroborating evidence and The New York Times is not describing the details of the unverified claims.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

First, describe them in general terms, but not in a way that we were airing unverified, salacious details.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

He was born Jesse Louis Burns on Oct. 8, 1941, in Greenville, S.C.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

His death was confirmed by his family in a statement, which said that Mr. Jackson “died peacefully” but did not give a cause or say where he died.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Mr. Bannon said the film would fully expose Mr. Epstein and “destroy the very myths he created.”

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

A spokesman said Mr. Bannon planned to release the film, now six years in the making, later this year.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Barraque Monfils-Evangelista belted out hits like “Fast Car,” “Careless Whisper” and “As Long as You Love Me” as two women danced nearby.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

If she spots newlyweds in the crowd, she’ll do Etta James’s “At Last.”

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Ms. Amato has been a featured performer here since the club opened in 2021.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Mostly, their job is to set the vibe.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

From the Bruno Mars-led Pinky Ring to speakeasy-style clubs like Easy’s and the Count Room, there is a renewed focus on the Strip on bars and restaurants that spotlight local singers in an intimate, theatrical setting.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Unlike singer-songwriters, lounge singers generally abstain from original material, bounce wildly between genres and go heavy on charisma.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

A typical jam session might last until 5 in the morning.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The glossy, emerald- and brass-accented dining room has 160 seats, yet the performances have a private, invitation-only feel.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Compared with those at nightclubs like Omnia and Drai’s, the audiences at Delilah are less shy when it comes to singing along.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

Music was once the centerpiece to any trip to Las Vegas.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

In the 1960s, stars like Louis Armstrong, Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra would perform in the showrooms with a 70-piece orchestra behind them.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

The lounges — smaller, low-key bars overlooking the casino floor — offered a space for lesser-known players to really let loose.

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209 d ago · nytimes.com Culture

I’ve heard people say it’s supposed to represent the Christ Child.

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