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CASTING A LINE
The hard-bitten genius of Norman Maclean.
THE HADAL ZONE
Arwen Rasmont waits hours at Keflavík International for his flight; they call it as he leaves the men’s room. He walks past the mirrored wall and is assaulted, as usual, by his dead father’s handsome image: high-arched nose, yellow hair.
OPENING THEORY
Ivan is standing on his own in the corner while the men from the chess club move the chairs and tables around.
ANTIHERO
“The Boys,” on Prime Video.
КАНО
I’ve dated all kinds of women in my life,” the man said, “but I have to say I’ve never seen one as ugly as you.”
WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Taffy Brodesser-Akner weighs the cost of generational wealth.
THE DRUMMER BOY ON INDEPENDENCE DAY
This story was written in the mid-nineteen-fifties, after E. L. Doctorow, then in his twenties, had completed his military service in Germany.
THE BLUE AND THE WHITE
The London imprint Fitzcarraldo Editions makes challenging literature chic.
TEARDROPS ON MY GUITAR
Four years ago, when Ivan Cornejo was a junior in high school, he had a meeting with his family to announce that he was dropping out. His parents were alarmed, of course, but his older sister, Pamela, had a more sympathetic reaction, because she also happened to be his manager, and she knew that he wasn’t bluffing when he said that he had to focus on his career.
The Hidden Dutch Colonial
When Nicholas Howey and his late husband, Gerard Widdershoven, bought this 1925 house tucked away behind the hedges in Bridgehampton, they did little more than paint it-and fill it with art.
The Citi Bike Juice Crews
The docks don't charge e-bikes (yet). These folks do.
Faust Goes to Fidi
The producers of Sleep No More are back with the whirlwind immersive-theater project Life and Trust.
The Empty Seat
At Paris Couture Week, one question everyone's lips: Who will lead Chanel?
No Man's Land
Rachel Cusk's gender fundamentalism fully surfaces in her latest novel, Parade.
LABOR not Leisure
The Philadelphia Museum of Art presents the country's first large-scale Mary Cassatt exhibition in 25 years
Spirit Energy
Addison Rowe Gallery presents a meticulously curated show that looks at, and beyond, the Transcendental Painting Group
Pop Icon
Small-scale works by Andy Warhol are featured in an exhibition currently on view at the Bruce Museum
Masters of the Genre
Important works from Western masters will be available at the Coeur d'Alene Art Auction in Nevada
Bright Ideas
FORNDLY NICKMAED THE the Queen City, Charlotte, North Carolina, is a destination that thrives on many fronts. Visitors can look forward to year round mild weather, a robust food and drink scene that includes more than 40 breweries, and an ever-growing cultural lineup of museums, public murals and music performances.
Full House
Corporate buyouts are on the rise at boutique properties
Spirit of Adventure
Oscar-winning actor and philanthropist Matthew McConaughey launches a cheeky tequila brand with wife Camila Alves
Fouquet's New York
Francophiles are likely all too familiar with Fouquet’s Paris, the sumptuous and historic hotel on the Champs-Élysées that has been open since 1899.
Power Points
Flexibility is key to getting the most out of your rewards programs this summer
Bandon Dunes
In 1999, a national golf magazine sent me on a road trip four and a half hours from my home in Portland to review a new resort on the Oregon coast that seemed particularly destined for obscurity.
Career Development and Staffing reinvented!
You think great talent and cool positions only exist in Silicon Valley? Think again!
Bigger and Better
Dubai plans a mega airport to attract more flights and passengers
Urban Renewal
How Port Authority executive director Rick Cotton is revolutionizing the airports of New York and New Jersey
The Evolving Landscape
The word \"landscape,\" which comes from the Dutch \"landschap,\" was first used in the context of a specific art genre in the early 17th century.
American Storyteller
An upcoming exhibition at the Speed Art Museum explores Winslow Homer's illustrative wood engravings
AMERICAN BARBIZON
In a charming village south of Paris, the elevation of landscape painting shaped a movement on the other side of the Atlantic.