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MERELY PLAYERS
The New Yorker

MERELY PLAYERS

Race, politics, and the theatre collide in Alan Hollinghurst's

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September 30, 2024
MOVE TO TRASH
The New Yorker

MOVE TO TRASH

Is it time for a new Constitution?

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10+ mins  |
September 30, 2024
RHYTHM COLLECTOR
The New Yorker

RHYTHM COLLECTOR

Eblis Álvarez's Meridian Brothers unites the many strands of Latin music.

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September 30, 2024
Ambrose
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Ambrose

Lily wants to live in the old days. Her mom, Debra, says, No, you don’t, because in the old days all women did was cook and sew and die in childbirth, but Lily still wishes she could travel back in time.

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September 30, 2024
THE ESCAPE ARTIST
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THE ESCAPE ARTIST

The Italian priest who helps women in the Mafia flee the criminal underworld.

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10+ mins  |
September 30, 2024
UNCOMMITTED
The New Yorker

UNCOMMITTED

Among the Gaza protest voters in Michigan.

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September 30, 2024
SENSORY OVERLOAD
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SENSORY OVERLOAD

A wild Danish restaurant combines avant-garde dining with immersive theatre.

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September 30, 2024
The Football Bro - Pat McAfee brings a casual new style to ESPN.
The New Yorker

The Football Bro - Pat McAfee brings a casual new style to ESPN.

If, on a cool weekend morning in autumn, you happen to be watching “College GameDay,” on ESPN, don’t worry about figuring out which of the broadcasters behind the improbably long desk is Pat McAfee. He’s the one with the roast-pork tan, his hair cut high and tight, likely tieless among his more businesslike colleagues. The rest of the onair crew—Lee Corso, Rece Davis, Kirk Herbstreit, Desmond Howard, and, newly, the former University of Alabama coach Nick Saban—tend to look and dress and talk like participants in an old-school Republican-primary debate. McAfee, though, favors windowpane checks on his jackets and a slip of chest poking out from behind his two or three open buttons. If the others are politicians, he’s the cool-coded megachurch pastor who sometimes acts as their spiritual adviser.

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September 23, 2024
The Dark Time. - On the Arctic border of Russia and Norway, an espionage war is emerging.
The New Yorker

The Dark Time. - On the Arctic border of Russia and Norway, an espionage war is emerging.

On the Arctic border of Russia and Norway, an espionage war is emerging. The point of contact between NATO and Russia's nuclear stronghold is the small town of Kirkenes. For years, Russia has treated the area as a laboratory, testing intelligence and influence operations before replicating them across Europe.

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September 16, 2024
MIRROR IMAGES
The New Yorker

MIRROR IMAGES

‘A Different Man” and The Substance.”

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6 mins  |
September 23, 2024
OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY
The New Yorker

OTHER PEOPLE'S MONEY

Proximity to wealth proves perilous in Rumaan Alam’ novel Entitlement.”

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9 mins  |
September 23, 2024
EYES WIDE SHUT
The New Yorker

EYES WIDE SHUT

How Monet shared a private world.

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September 23, 2024
WITH THE MOSTEST
The New Yorker

WITH THE MOSTEST

The very rich hours of Pamela Harriman.

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September 23, 2024
HUGO HAMILTON AUTOBAHN
The New Yorker

HUGO HAMILTON AUTOBAHN

On the Autobahn outside Frankfurt. November. The fields were covered in a thin sheet of snow.

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September 23, 2024
TRY IT ON
The New Yorker

TRY IT ON

How Law Roach reimagined red-carpet style.

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September 23, 2024
SORRY I'M NOT YOUR CLOWN TODAY
The New Yorker

SORRY I'M NOT YOUR CLOWN TODAY

Bowen Yang's trip to Oz, by way of conversion therapy and S..N.L.”

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September 23, 2024
LET'S HAVE A LONG TALK ABOUT OUR RELATIONSHIP JUST BEFORE BED!
The New Yorker

LET'S HAVE A LONG TALK ABOUT OUR RELATIONSHIP JUST BEFORE BED!

Babe, are you nodding off? I know we’re both exhausted after a long day, a dinner party at which you made a three-word comment that left me feeling like you don’t know me at all, and the subsequent ninety-minute fight that culminated in a tentative truce.

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September 23, 2024
JOY RIDE
The New Yorker

JOY RIDE

Grant Petersen wants to preserve the craft, and delight, of cycling.

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September 23, 2024
Drug of Choice - The natural world contains many billions of potential medications. The question is how to find the ones that work.
The New Yorker

Drug of Choice - The natural world contains many billions of potential medications. The question is how to find the ones that work.

AI. is transforming the way medicines are made. Bacteria produce numerous molecules that could become medicines, but most of them aren’t easily identified or synthesized with the technology that exists today. A small percentage of them, however, can be constructed by following instructions in the bacteria’s DNA. Burian helped me search the sequence for genes that looked familiar enough to be understandable but unfamiliar enough to produce novel compounds. We settled on a string of DNA that coded for seven linked amino acids, the same number found in vancomycin. Then Burian introduced me to Robert Boer, a synthetic chemist who would help me conjure our drug candidate.

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September 09, 2024
Screams from a Marriage
The New Yorker

Screams from a Marriage

‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice.”

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6 mins  |
September 16, 2024
Fly with Me
The New Yorker

Fly with Me

The children’s books of Katherine Rundell.

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September 16, 2024
The Mystery of Pain
The New Yorker

The Mystery of Pain

Garth Greenwell’s novel of extreme affliction and ordinary happiness.

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9 mins  |
September 16, 2024
The Show Must Go On
The New Yorker

The Show Must Go On

What if Ronald Reagan’ Presidency never really ended?

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September 16, 2024
LAST COFFEEHOUSE ON TRAVIS
The New Yorker

LAST COFFEEHOUSE ON TRAVIS

For a few months, I stayed with my aunt's friend in Midtown, back when she could still afford to live there.

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September 16, 2024
Tales from the New World
The New Yorker

Tales from the New World

The novelist Richard Powers considers our changing earth.

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September 16, 2024
Land of the Flea
The New Yorker

Land of the Flea

What America 1s buying and selling.

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September 16, 2024
The Post-Moral Age
The New Yorker

The Post-Moral Age

If conscience is merely a biological artifact, must we give up on goodness?

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September 16, 2024
How We Got the Story
The New Yorker

How We Got the Story

This five-part series, which includes this three-part series on how we got the story, is the result of a two-year investigation, involving dozens of legal filings, scores of interview requests, several interviews, innumerable Zoom meetings, and five 311 calls.

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3 mins  |
September 16, 2024
People of the Magazine
The New Yorker

People of the Magazine

Jewish Currents wants to criticize Israel while holding on to Jewishness.

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10+ mins  |
September 16, 2024
AFFINITY COMEDY
The New Yorker

AFFINITY COMEDY

The state of the Netflix standup special.

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6 mins  |
September 09, 2024

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