Confirmed: Isherwood gone from NYT — Page 4

neonlightsxo said: ""If the departure does involve an ethics breach, I think the Times has an obligation to disclose that. "

It does, IMO, and they do. Which is why I'm worried that they haven't responded. It's highly suspect and unprofessional."

A couple of questions (and to the extent pertinent, you can consider them hypothetical, because I do):

1. How can the departure involve an ethics breach in your opinion? Are you saying you are familiar with the details and in your opinion they state an ethics violation, or simply that you are intuiting an ethics breach?

2. How do you define an ethics breach? More particularly, does it require an action that jeopardizes institutional integrity?

I got my first mixed-to-negative review this week. I have no idea at this point whether to listen to critic opinions or public word of mouth. Lol.

Edit: Also, that particular reviewer can tell Jenn Colella that I am "not a singer."

Updated On: 2/10/17 at 03:34 PM

Ado Annie D'Ysquith said: "I got my first mixed-to-negative review this week. I have no idea at this point whether to listen to critic opinions or public word of mouth. Lol.

Edit: Also, that particular reviewer can tell Jenn Colella that I am "not a singer."

 

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I'd say take it with a grain of salt. If the criticism is constructive, learn from it. Actors grow in time; no one comes up perfect in the beginning.