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You Can't Sit With Us
The New Yorker

You Can't Sit With Us

Why New York restaurants are going members-only.

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8 mins  |
March 25, 2024
Profile – A Class of Her Own
The New Yorker

Profile – A Class of Her Own

Quinta Brunson was a devoted student of the sitcom long before she created "Abbott Elementary."

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10+ mins  |
March 25, 2024
CHAOS THEORY
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CHAOS THEORY

\"3 Body Problem,\" on Netflix.

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5 mins  |
March 25, 2024
ALL THAT GLITTERS
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ALL THAT GLITTERS

The showmanship of Gustav Klimt.

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6 mins  |
March 25, 2024
THE ENABLERS
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THE ENABLERS

Hitler didn't grab power; he was given it.

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10+ mins  |
March 25, 2024
HOT AND BOTHERED
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HOT AND BOTHERED

How Candida Royalle set out to remake the porn industry.

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10+ mins  |
March 25, 2024
Neighbors
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Neighbors

Not long after our twins turned three, my wife, Anna, accepted a transfer to the West Coast. The opportunity was lucrative, but that wasn’t why we were eager to go. Anna had spent that March and April involved with another man, a colleague, someone whose name I’d never heard until she told me about him. She said that it had been a terrible mistake, that it had only made her hate herself, and that this person had now begun almost to frighten her, continuing to call after she’d asked him to stop, declaring that he’d leave his family, demanding to speak with me. I was surprised to find that, more than anything, I felt sorry for her.

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March 25, 2024
AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDENING FOR COLORED CHILDREN
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AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GARDENING FOR COLORED CHILDREN

Two entries from a new alphabet of the colonized world, an illustrated ABC.

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1 min  |
March 25, 2024
MAGA MIKE
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MAGA MIKE

House Speaker Mike Johnson uses a s uses a soft touch to push hard-right politics.

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March 25, 2024
BID FOR THE STARS
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BID FOR THE STARS

The booming market in the stuff of celebrity.

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March 25, 2024
GONE WITH THE WIND
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GONE WITH THE WIND

In pursuit of John Wilkes Booth.

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March 18, 2024
THE TIME BEING
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THE TIME BEING

In my early thirties, I began to cultivate the friendship of older people—people born twenty or thirty or even fifty years before me. I read many novels in those days.

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March 18, 2024
TALKING WITH GOD
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TALKING WITH GOD

John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable” and Brooklyn Laundry.”

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March 18, 2024
BODIES OF EVIDENCE
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BODIES OF EVIDENCE

“Love Lies Bleeding.”

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March 18, 2024
O.K., DOOMER
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O.K., DOOMER

Some people want to build ALI. faster. Others want to pull the plug. Who will decide the fate of humanity?

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March 18, 2024
INVISIBLE CITY
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INVISIBLE CITY

> After ists fell in Syria, supporters and victims alike were herded into a giant outdoor prison— and effectively given lifetime sentences.

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March 18, 2024
YOU TELL ME
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YOU TELL ME

Why Percival Everett cant say what his novels mean.

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March 18, 2024
MELANIE ANN DONOGHUE WEDS WORDLE
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MELANIE ANN DONOGHUE WEDS WORDLE

Melanie Ann Donoghue, thirty-two, of Westchester County, New York, was wed on Saturday to Wordle.

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3 mins  |
March 18, 2024
OLD SCHOOL
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OLD SCHOOL

Have the liberal arts gone conservative?

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March 18, 2024
Starburst
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Starburst

The next big solar storm could devastate our power grid and communication systems. Are we prepared?

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10+ mins  |
March 04, 2024
SPICE ODYSSEY
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SPICE ODYSSEY

\"Dune: Part Two.\"

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6 mins  |
March 11, 2024
WAR AND PIECES
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WAR AND PIECES

Two outstanding premières at City Ballet.

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7 mins  |
March 11, 2024
HAD TO HAPPEN
The New Yorker

HAD TO HAPPEN

Marilynne Robinson on Genesis.

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10+ mins  |
March 11, 2024
THE BOY WHO CRIED ART
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THE BOY WHO CRIED ART

Was Keith Haring a brilliant painter or a brilliant brand?

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March 11, 2024
HARLEM IS EVERYWHERE
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HARLEM IS EVERYWHERE

Denise Murrell takes on the Harlem Renaissance at the Met.

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6 mins  |
March 11, 2024
HOSTEL
The New Yorker

HOSTEL

I’ve never told my husband this story, but I suppose I will eventually, on some sticky night in, say, February, as we lie naked in bed with the ceiling fan set at its highest speed.

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March 11, 2024
THE FORTY-THREE
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THE FORTY-THREE

After a group of Mexican students disappeared, their parents fought for justice.

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March 11, 2024
THE LAST CAMPAIGN
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THE LAST CAMPAIGN

Trailing Trump in polls and facing doubts about his age, President Biden voices defiant confidence.

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10+ mins  |
March 11, 2024
SCENES FROM MY OPEN-ISH MARRIAGE
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SCENES FROM MY OPEN-ISH MARRIAGE

There’s a scene in Molly Roden Winter’s debut, “More: A Memoir of Open Marriage,” that should come with a warning. Winter is at her home in Brooklyn.

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March 11, 2024
HIGH ANXIETY
The New Yorker

HIGH ANXIETY

The playwright Lucy Prebble is expert at getting inside worried people's heads.

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March 11, 2024