In this issue

THE TALK OF THE TOWN
David Remnick on the press in Israel;
Slick Rick’s crown jewels; coaching Zendaya;
the art of party crashing; fame games.

PERSONAL HISTORY
Tabula Rasa - John McPhee
Wordle, wills, and working seizures.

A Campus in Crisis

Dissent and defiance at Columbia's pro-Palestine protests.

2 mins

Consolation

Five years before my mother died, we had a violent argument—a thing that had never happened before.

10+ mins

THE INSTIGATOR

How Miranda July starts again.

10+ mins

A CRITIC AT LARGE - OFF THE LEASH

The wacky and wonderful world of the Westminster Dog Show.

10+ mins

LOADED

We used to think the rich had a social function. What are they good for now?

10+ mins

BLAME GAME

“Baby Reindeer” and Under the Bridge.”

5 mins

OUT OF THE DARKNESS

Zemlinsky, Schulhoff; and other neglected Jewish composers of Central Europe.

6 mins

BOOKS - FORGET IT

A neuropsychologist says that we're thinking about memory all wrong.

10 mins

A REPORTER AT LARGE - CONVICTION

Lucy Letby, the most notorious nurse in Britain, was found guilty of killing seven babies. Did she do it?

10+ mins

PERSONAL HISTORY - TABULA RASA

THE WORDLE PHILOSOPHY

10+ mins

NEIGHBORLY

My name is Margaret Jo Stinson, and I’d like to share my own perspective on this sort of thing.

3 mins

AMERICAN CHRONICLES - THE RIGHT TO HUG

Children are fighting to visit their parents in county jails.

10+ mins

STUNTED

\"The Fall Guy.\"

6 mins

MOTHERS OF US ALL

Paula Vogel's \"Mother Play,\" Shaina Taub's \"Suffs,\" and Amy Herzog's \"Mary Jane.\"

5 mins

PURE PLEASURE

The \"Radical Optimism\" of Dua Lipa.

5 mins

PARADISE LOST

The search for a home that never was in Claire Messud's new novel.

10 mins

ORIGIN STORY

What do we hope to learn from our prehistory?

10 mins

DEATH IN VENICE

At the Biennale, the past dignifies the weird, desperate present.

8 mins

WE'RE NOT SO DIFFERENT, YOU AND I

\"You'll never get away with this!\" Ultra Man vowed as he wriggled in his chains. \"You may destroy me, but you'll never destroy what I stand for!\"

10+ mins

STONES OF CONTENTION

The British Museum faces accusations of cultural theft-and actual theft.

10+ mins

ARROW RETRIEVER

I am an arrow retriever. After a batrows are costly and time-consuming to make. It seems like a terrible waste-and maybe even a sin―for an arrow to fall to the ground without hitting someone. Even if the arrow kills somebody, it can be reused to kill someone else. As Randolf the Scot famously said, \"Arrows don't grow on trees.\"

3 mins

READ THE LABEL

How psychiatric diagnoses create identities.

10+ mins

NEW TRICKS

An animal trainer to the stars prepares a Great Dane for his film début.

10+ mins

Beastly Matters

Where the logic behind the concern for animal welfare begins and ends.

10+ mins

TRIPLE FAULT

A meal is never just a meal in a Luca Guadagnino movie; each bite is a prelude to a kiss, every feast a form of foreplay.

6 mins

NIGHT MUSIC

“Stereophonic” and Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club” on Broadway.

5 mins

LITTLE OLD HER

Is Taylor Swift doing too much?

7 mins

PULSE

He footed off his shoes, the logs balanced on an arm, and tugged the door shut.

10+ mins

TOWER IN FLAMES

What kind of right is academic freedom?

10+ mins

THE BATTLE FOR ATTENTION

How do we hold on to what matters in a distracted age?

10+ mins

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