For those who want to see the eight-foot-tall “Cat Woman.”

Happening in the World: In a congratulatory phone call that Ukrainian President Zelenskyy made to President-elect Donald Trump this past Wednesday, Elon Musk was handed the phone to speak to Zelenskyy himself. According to a source unauthorized to speak publicly on the matter, Musk spoke to Zelenskyy but was not present for the entire call. Trump has commented before on his intention to install Musk in an official role, signaling the close ties that the two have achieved throughout Trump’s 2024 presidential campaign. (AP)

Happening in the US: Daniel Lurie, San Francisco’s new mayor-elect, confirmed plans to announce a fentanyl emergency on his first day in office. This would allow him to bypass bureaucratic obstacles. Since 2020, more than 3,300 people have died from fentanyl overdose in San Francisco. Lurie plans on addressing the crisis in relatively unconventional ways, such as offering people detained for drug use the option of treatment or imprisonment. Heir to the Levi Strauss fortune and first-time public office-holder, he has spent more than $8.6 million of his own funds campaigning. (NYT)

Happening in NYC: Sydell Miller, a beauty entrepreneur, has recently passed—this has left an impressive art collection up to auction at Sotheby’s. Some of the art pieces, such as Giacometti’s bronze bust of his brother Diego, are being showcased for the first time in quite a while when Harry Guggenheim bought it in the 1950s. The entire collection is estimated to bring in around $200 million, but before they sell, they’re up for public viewing until around November 20, 2024. The collection also includes pieces from Picasso, Renoir, Matisse, and Monet, among many other notable names. (The Gothamist)

Happening in Our Community: The Columbia University Ballet Ensemble is putting on their performance of The Nutcracker on Sunday at 3:30 pm. Details about the event are linked here.

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