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I Wadnasday, November 23, 2022 DAILY NEWS NYDaJtyNawiom li The four firefighters rescued a desperate woman hanging from a window 20 stories above the street as dozens of people were trapped inside the building after an e-bike battery sparked the massive blaze. "Nov. 5, we saw what bravery looks like," Mayor Adams said during the ceremony. "Anyone who saw that video that went viral saw just how dangerous it was." Four FDNY firefighters were honored Tuesday afternoon for their heroic efforts in rescuing tenants stranded in a high-rise Midtown apartment building engulfed in flames earlier this month. firefighters Darren Harsch, Adam Nordenschild, Artur Podgorski and Belvon Koranteng (above from left) each received proclamations for their daring rope rescues on Nov.

5, during a blaze in an apartment building on E. 52nd St "This, in so many ways, is everything the FDNY is about This was the ultimate teamwork. Some of these members who were literally hanging off of a building together had just worked together that day, and they weren't even in the same firehouse together" Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said during the ceremony at Engine Co. 39, and Ladder Co. 16.

mate ipri taris mkt 'Everything Everywhere' leads nominations for pre-Oscar indie film faceoff BY KARUF. DANIELS NEW YORK DAILY NEWS streamed internationally across multiple digital platforms. "Zola" star Taylour Paige and Raul Castillo of The Inspection" presented Tuesday's nominations, chosen by committees of film critics, festival programmers, filmmakers and Him Independent's board of directors. The organization's president, Josh Welsh, said Tuesday that 409 films were considered. Each of the main acting categories have 10 nominees.

The move to gender-neutrality was announced in August "Were thrilled to join the other festivals and award shows that are already moving to celebrate great acting without reference to gender," Welsh said in a statement, noting the organization is "happy to welcome nonbiliary performers into the Spirit Awards without forcing them to choose to identify as male or female." Nominations for the Spirit Awards' television categories are scheduled to be announced Dec. 13. Yeoh and Blanchett are among the nominees for best lead performance. Trie Inspection," written and directed by Jersey Gty native Elegance Bratton, is also competing in the first feature category, as is "Aftersun," "Emily the Criminal," Murina" and "Palm Trees and Power Lines." Spike Lee's Brooklyn-set directorial breakthrough "She's Gotta Have It" won the first award in the category in 1987. The awards are scheduled to be handed out March 4 in a tented, beachside ceremony at the Santa Monica Pier.

The Spirit Awards typically serve as a precursor to the Academy Awards, due to take place March 12. Film Independent, the Los Angeles-headquartered nonprofit arts organization supporting indie cinema, produces the awards show, where previous best feature winners include "Nomadland," "Moonlight" and "12 Years a Slave." Organizers said this year's show will be The Independent Spirit Awards on Tuesday announced its 2023 nominees as the show shifts to gender-neutral acting honors for the first time. "Everything Everywhere All at Once," a mulnverse adventure starring Michelle Yeoh, scored the most nominations with eight, including for best feature, directing and screenplay, at the 38th edition of the ceremony recognizing the best in indie filmmaking. Also competing for best feature are the Cate Blanchett-fronted workplace misconduct drama "Tar" the African-refu-gee-in-France story "Our Father, the Devil," the young-adult cannibal romance "Bones and All," the true-to-life queer military drama The Inspection," and the Rooney Mara-led "Women Talking," based on a real-life scandal in an isolated religious colony. MfcMi UMij itwi TvaijtMn EvNywfcereAlatOKe,".