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What Am I Without You?
The New Yorker

What Am I Without You?

Two lives merged by immigration and illness.

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June 12, 2023
Next Generation Leaders – U.K. – Florence Pugh – Saving the Movie Star From Extinction
Time

Next Generation Leaders – U.K. – Florence Pugh – Saving the Movie Star From Extinction

Trendsetters and trailblazers guiding who are the way to a brighter future

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June 12, 2023
Plaza Suite
Vanity Fair US

Plaza Suite

Yes, she can play deadpan millennial chaos like nobody else. But Aubrey Plaza has shown all kinds of range on the road from Parks and Recreation to The White Lotus. Now she's in league with both Marvel and Francis Ford Coppola

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June 2023
 Rags and Riches
Vanity Fair US

Rags and Riches

Television's über-wealthy communicate their status through looks both flashy and deceptively casual

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June 2023
The Oligarch's Passport
Vanity Fair US

The Oligarch's Passport

In 2015, Portugal opened its doors to foreigners whose jewish ancestors had been expelled during the inquisition. Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich used his heritage to gain entry to the country and an all-access pass to the eu-exposing deep flaws in a well-intentioned policy

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June 2023
An Idol Mind
Vanity Fair US

An Idol Mind

As The Weeknd, Abel Tesfaye leveraged an auteur-scale vision to become an unlikely megastar. With a seamy Hollywood fantasia of an HBO series on the way, he's realizing his grandest ambition

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June 2023
Face FORWARD
Vanity Fair US

Face FORWARD

The most sought-after facialists deploy a mix of high-tech wizardry and lo-fi creature comforts for their captive audiences

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June 2023
OBJECT LESSONS
Vanity Fair US

OBJECT LESSONS

A tribute to the inanimate key players in four major Emmy contenders

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June 2023
LOST ILLUSIONS
Vanity Fair US

LOST ILLUSIONS

IT WAS A GRIPPING, GROUNDBREAKING LOST DEVOLVED INTO SUCH SMASH, BUT LOST DEVOLVED INTO SUCH A TOXIC PRODUCTION THAT EVEN CO-SHOWRUNNER DAMON LINDELOF NOW SAYS OF HIS LEADERSHIP: \"I FAILED.\" IN A POWERFUL EXCERPT FROM HER NEW BOOK, MAUREEN RYAN OPENS THE HATCH

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June 2023
GREENROOM With a View
Vanity Fair US

GREENROOM With a View

I come from a family of TV talking heads. Who am I to break with tradition?

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June 2023
The Hangover
Vanity Fair US

The Hangover

Billions in losses. Sweeping layoffs and restructuring. A writers strike. Now that the streaming bubble has burst, the TV industry has woken up with an excruciating headache

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June 2023
Such a Fun Age
Vanity Fair US

Such a Fun Age

INSIDE THE PLAN TO CONVINCE VOTERS THAT JOE BIDEN CAN HANDLE FOUR MORE YEARS

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June 2023
Bloody HELL!
Vanity Fair US

Bloody HELL!

Succession is actually a farce, not a drama-and just one example of how the British comedy invasion is being televised

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June 2023
MACHINE DREAMS
Vanity Fair US

MACHINE DREAMS

The creator of the beloved cult hit Dickinson on how she learned to stop worrying and love AI

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June 2023
BATTLE HYMN
Vanity Fair US

BATTLE HYMN

Long before Ron DeSantis made the regulation of college curricula a stump-speech talking point, WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY JR. launched a conservative crusade to transform universities into bastions of right-wing ideology

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June 2023
THE TRIALS OF ED SHEERAN
The New Yorker

THE TRIALS OF ED SHEERAN

Who owns a groove?

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June 05, 2023
THE PIT AND THE PODIUM
The New Yorker

THE PIT AND THE PODIUM

Gustavo Dudamel, at the Philharmonic, and Nathalie Stutzmann, at the Met.

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June 05, 2023
PLEASANT SORROWS
The New Yorker

PLEASANT SORROWS

The mysticism of Paul Simon.

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June 05, 2023
SOUL SURVIVORS
The New Yorker

SOUL SURVIVORS

A trove of unreleased songs reveals a hidden history of Stax.

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June 05, 2023
POP UP
The New Yorker

POP UP

Kim Petras has dreamed of superstardom since she was a teen-ager. Has her moment arrived?

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June 05, 2023
Do You Love Me? Hila Blum
The New Yorker

Do You Love Me? Hila Blum

The first time I saw my granddaughters, I was standing across the street, didn’t dare go any closer.

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June 05, 2023
NO MORE RULES
The New Yorker

NO MORE RULES

The long afterlife of libertarianism.

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June 05, 2023
SHOOTING STAR
The New Yorker

SHOOTING STAR

Christine and the Queens’ restless self-inventions.

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June 05, 2023
LETTING GO
The New Yorker

LETTING GO

What women writers give up in order to come into their own.

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June 05, 2023
FRONT MAN
The New Yorker

FRONT MAN

Matty Healy, of the 1975, remains torn between the heartfelt and the arch.

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June 05, 2023
Lesser-Known Postpartum Mood Disorders
The New Yorker

Lesser-Known Postpartum Mood Disorders

Shouts & Murmurs

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June 05, 2023
THE CURRENT CINEMA SNIPPY
The New Yorker

THE CURRENT CINEMA SNIPPY

“You Hurt My Feelings” and “Master Gardener.”

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May 29, 2023
THE MOZART EFFECT
The New Yorker

THE MOZART EFFECT

The composer in his time, and ours.

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May 29, 2023
SUCCESSION
The New Yorker

SUCCESSION

Dynasty as the engine of human history.

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May 29, 2023
THE CONTROL OF NATURE ROOT AND BRANCH
The New Yorker

THE CONTROL OF NATURE ROOT AND BRANCH

What we owe our trees.

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May 29, 2023