NPR article on Tonya and Nancy museum in Brooklyn, NY

[Mrs. P]

http://www.npr.org/2015/04/19/40073...e-the-nancy-kerrigan-and-tonya-harding-museum

Duo raised $2k+ on kickstarted to turn their hallway into a museum. Looks interesting!

 

[dorispulaski]

that the general public paid $2k for this!

 

[ice coverage]

Good news:

Rolling Stone's Tracy O'Neill wrote another skating-related article.​

(via Rachel Lutz)​

The question is whether this "museum" is worthy of any article.

Nick McCarvel has visited it, so presumably he'll be writing one too.

 

[Khoai]

This sounds ridiculous in my book. But well, we are living in a free world.

How long has it been from the case? 21 years right?

 

[Mishaminion]

This sounds ridiculous in my book. But well, we are living in a free world.

How long has it been from the case? 21 years right?

^This!

It's ridiculous how much mileage this still gets, the whole story is pretty much dragged up to try to boost interest in figure skating.

It's not fair on Nancy and to be honest it's not fair on Tonya either.

 

[begin]

^Ugh. I'd like to think no genuine figure skating fans would still resort to this bad punchline for 'interest'.

 

[anyanka]

Um, I want to go ...

 

[iluvtodd]

All I can say to this is "Why, why?" I just can't believe that someone would actually have a museum for this sordid mess!

 

[Interspectator]

I'd much rather fund a Yuna-Mao Museum...and it would be much bigger than a hallway.