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Written All Over Her Face
A star-making performance elevates Return to Seoul to a masterwork.
The Original King of Crypto is Back
Arthur Hayes rubbed success in the government's face and got busted. With his sentence over and his fortune intact, he's trading and tweeting through what's left of a reeling industry.
81 Minutes With... Bernie Sanders
My Valentine's Day date railed against Über-capitalism, signed autographs, and ordered soup.
What Do Himbos Want?
Channing Tatum takes it all off this time for good.
The Party Don't Stop
Your fave caterers are back like they never left (maybe because they didn't).
Cursed
J. K. Rowling's legacy, summed up in a feverishly awaited dud of a game.
Defying Gravity and the Music Biz
TRUSTFALL is out now; the Summer Carnival tour begins June 7.
MoMA's Glorified Lava Lamp
Refik Anadol's Unsupervised is a crowd-pleasing, like-generating mediocrity.
The Cult of Daniels
How the directors of the universe-hopping kung fu family drama unlikely Oscar Everything Everywhere All at Once became front-runners.
The Dinner Parties Happening Inside Restaurants
Surprise and delight while dining with total strangers.
Havana Deco in Washington Heights
Adam Rolston and Martin McElhiney's one-bedroom reminds you of its Palisades view even when you aren't looking out a window.
You Are Not a Parrot
And a chatbot is not a human. And a linguist named Emily M. Bender is very worried what will happen when we forget this.
Screen Time: Lane Brown
Dim and Dimmer Going to the movies with projectionists aghast at the state of their field.
The Group Portrait: 'This War Stole a Year of My Life'
Returning to 15 young Ukrainians, 12 months after the Russian invasion began.
The System: Zak Cheney-Rice
Why Young Thug? How one of the hottest rap stars became the face of urban crime.
Caroline Polachek Loves Mess
For her mucky, bold, feminine new album, the singer gets primal.
Accessories: That Guy Again
Ella Emhoff's other plus one.
135 Minutes With ...Jonathan Majors
Everyone seems to be in love with the newest MCU star. But he's more than a pretty face.
Kyrie Irving – Head Games
Kyrie Irving arrived in Brooklyn as a bona fide weirdo. Four frustrating seasons, one antisemitism scandal, and zero covid shots later, he leaves on even stranger terms.
A Realer Sam Smith
Gloria is the singer's most uncompromising work.
As Seen at Sundance
The talk of the ski town at this year's film festival.
Brooks Headley Loves Every Inch of His Restaurant
The new Superiority Burger is close-he swears.
Tableau Without the Vivant
Larry Sultan's photographs pack more punch than the play they inspired.
Kelela Knows How to Interrupt a Groove
She could fill a dance floor if she wanted to, but she's got other plans.
Good One: Marc Maron
Joking about his girlfriend's death was the only way to process it.
Can Prestige TV Be a Video Game?
HBO turned The Last of Us into unmissable television. So why does it feel like something's missing?
Lorraine Hansberry Saw It Coming
Her nearly forgotten play resurfaces at BAM, current as ever.
Let the Light In
Peter Vits and Zoe Vidali opened up their Noho triplex with a 27-foot-high atrium.
The Best PET-SUPPLY STORES
TO FIND THE SPOTS on this list, we polled dozens of savvy New Yorkers-animal trainers, interior designers, and pet-shrimp owners among them. For more obsessively sourced recommendations, including the best movers, bookstores, and caterers, visit curbed.com.
Crime of the Centuries
A network of tomb raiders, crooked art dealers, and museum curators fed MICHAEL STEINHARDT's addiction to ancient artifacts. Many also happened to be stolen.