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ART OF STONE
The New Yorker

ART OF STONE

\"The Brutalist.\"

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6 mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
MOMMA MIA
The New Yorker

MOMMA MIA

Audra McDonald triumphs in \"Gypsy\" on Broadway.

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5 mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS
The New Yorker

INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

\"Black Doves,\" on Netflix.

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5 mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
NATURE STUDIES
The New Yorker

NATURE STUDIES

Kyle Abraham's “Dear Lord, Make Me Beautiful.”

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5 mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
WHAT GOOD IS MORALITY?
The New Yorker

WHAT GOOD IS MORALITY?

Ask not just where it came from but what it does for us

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
THE SPOTIFY SYNDROME
The New Yorker

THE SPOTIFY SYNDROME

What is the world's largest music-streaming platform really costing us?

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
THE LEPER - LEE CHANGDONG
The New Yorker

THE LEPER - LEE CHANGDONG

. . . to survive, to hang on, waiting for the new world to dawn, what can you do but become a leper nobody in the world would deign to touch? - From \"Windy Evening,\" by Kim Seong-dong.

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
YOU WON'T GET FREE OF IT
The New Yorker

YOU WON'T GET FREE OF IT

Alice Munro's partner sexually abused her daughter. The harm ran through the work and the family.

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
TALK SENSE
The New Yorker

TALK SENSE

How much sway does our language have over our thinking?

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
TO THE DETECTIVE INVESTIGATING MY MURDER
The New Yorker

TO THE DETECTIVE INVESTIGATING MY MURDER

Dear Detective, I'm not dead, but a lot of people can't stand me. What I mean is that breathing is not an activity they want me to keep doing. What I mean is, they want to knock me off. My days are numbered.

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3 mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
WORKING MAN
The New Yorker

WORKING MAN

The Hollywood slog that led Adam Scott to “Severance.”

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10+ mins  |
December 30, 2024 - January 6, 2025
HOLIDAY PUNCH
The New Yorker

HOLIDAY PUNCH

\"Cult of Love\" on. Broadway and \"No President\" at the Skirball.

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5 mins  |
December 23, 2024
THE ARCHIVIST
The New Yorker

THE ARCHIVIST

Belle da Costa Greene's hidden story.

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10+ mins  |
December 23, 2024
OCCUPY PARADISE
The New Yorker

OCCUPY PARADISE

How radical was John Milton?

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10+ mins  |
December 23, 2024
CHAOS THEORY
The New Yorker

CHAOS THEORY

What professional organizers know about our lives.

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10+ mins  |
December 23, 2024
UP FROM URKEL
The New Yorker

UP FROM URKEL

\"Family Matters\" and Jaleel White's legacy.

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9 mins  |
December 23, 2024
OUTSIDE MAN
The New Yorker

OUTSIDE MAN

How Brady Corbet turned artistic frustration into an American epic.

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10+ mins  |
December 23, 2024
STIRRING STUFF
The New Yorker

STIRRING STUFF

A secret history of risotto.

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10+ mins  |
December 23, 2024
NOTE TO SELVES
The New Yorker

NOTE TO SELVES

The Sonoran Desert, which covers much of the southwestern United States, is a vast expanse of arid earth where cartoonish entities-roadrunners, tumbleweeds, telephone-pole-tall succulents make occasional appearances.

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10+ mins  |
December 09, 2024
THE ORCHESTRA IS THE STAR
The New Yorker

THE ORCHESTRA IS THE STAR

The Berlin Philharmonic doesn't need a domineering maestro.

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6 mins  |
December 16, 2024
HEAD CASE
The New Yorker

HEAD CASE

Paul Valéry's ascetic modernism.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
LOVE FOR SALE
The New Yorker

LOVE FOR SALE

When America tried to get on top of the sex trade.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
EACH OTHER'S BACK
The New Yorker

EACH OTHER'S BACK

\"Nickel Boys.\"

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6 mins  |
December 16, 2024
NO ROOM FOR A MASTERPIECE
The New Yorker

NO ROOM FOR A MASTERPIECE

Rashid Johnson's art of masculine vulnerability is going to the Guggenheim.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
THE BATTLE FOR FRANCE
The New Yorker

THE BATTLE FOR FRANCE

President Emmanuel Macron has plunged the country into chaos.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
BOOK A STRESS-FREE GETAWAY
The New Yorker

BOOK A STRESS-FREE GETAWAY

Recently refurbished houseboat. Sleeps four guests comfortably, and many more less comfortably, but it's definitely doable and safe, though no jumping all at once, please.

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3 mins  |
December 16, 2024
LEG WORK
The New Yorker

LEG WORK

A surgeon and an engineer reimagine the prosthetic limb.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
BASIC INSTINCT
The New Yorker

BASIC INSTINCT

A feminist director takes on the erotic thriller.

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10+ mins  |
December 16, 2024
NO WAY BACK
The New Yorker

NO WAY BACK

The resurgence, in the past decade, of Paul Schrader as one of the most accomplished and acclaimed contemporary movie directors is part of a bigger trend: the self-reinvention of Hollywood auteurs as independent filmmakers.

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6 mins  |
December 09, 2024
PRIMORDIAL SORROW
The New Yorker

PRIMORDIAL SORROW

\"All Life Long,\" the title of the most recent album by the composer and organist Kali Malone, is taken from a poem by the British Symbolist author Arthur Symons: \"The heart shall be weary and wonder and cry like the sea,/ All life long crying without avail,/As the water all night long is crying to me.\"

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6 mins  |
December 09, 2024

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