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The Group Portrait: Kettled, Then Vindicated
New York magazine

The Group Portrait: Kettled, Then Vindicated

The city is making a historic payout to George Floyd protesters.

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1 min  |
March 13 - 26, 2023
Good Talk
The New Yorker

Good Talk

Can conversation save our souls?

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
Books – Abolish the Poor
The New Yorker

Books – Abolish the Poor

Matthew Desmond argues that poverty persists because we let it.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
A Little-Known Planet
The New Yorker

A Little-Known Planet

An entomologist races to find caterpillars before they disappear.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
PAY DIRT
The New Yorker

PAY DIRT

Leafing through the seed catalogues.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
GOINGS ON ABOUT TOWN
The New Yorker

GOINGS ON ABOUT TOWN

Three years ago, the Metropolitan Museum of Art opened a blockbuster exhibition by Gerhard Richter one of the most important artists working today that was shuttered by the pandemic after only nine days.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
The New Yorker

THE TALK OF THE TOWN

More than half of abortions in the United States are accomplished with pills, rather than with surgeries.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
FALSE STAR
The New Yorker

FALSE STAR

Sterling Holy White Mountain

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
CLOSE LISTENING
The New Yorker

CLOSE LISTENING

Jessica Chastain stars in \"A Doll's House.\"

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5 mins  |
March 20, 2023
HOW TO TELL IF YOU'RE IN A TV SHOW
The New Yorker

HOW TO TELL IF YOU'RE IN A TV SHOW

As someone who writes for TV but lives in the real world, I’ve compiled a handy guide

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3 mins  |
March 20, 2023
MAGIC REALISM
The New Yorker

MAGIC REALISM

The novelist H. G. Carrillo's inventions went too far.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
USE YOUR HANDS
The New Yorker

USE YOUR HANDS

How Maylis de Kerangal turns work into writing.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
THE GOOD EARTH
The New Yorker

THE GOOD EARTH

Senga Nengudi's journeys through air, water, and sand.

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6 mins  |
March 20, 2023
DRILL BITS
The New Yorker

DRILL BITS

Central Cee brings Americans on a tour of British hip-hop.

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5 mins  |
March 20, 2023
VILLAGEGATE
The New Yorker

VILLAGEGATE

At a downtown paper, a fight over succession-and Sarah Jessica Parker.

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10+ mins  |
March 20, 2023
A New Way to Read Gatsby
The Atlantic

A New Way to Read Gatsby

F. Scott Fitzgerald never explicitly states Jay Gatsby's race.

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9 mins  |
March 2023
We're Already in the Metaverse
The Atlantic

We're Already in the Metaverse

Reality is blurred. Boredom is intolerable. And everything is entertainment.

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10+ mins  |
March 2023
Mysteries of Love
The New Yorker

Mysteries of Love

Kate Soper’s "The Romance of the Rose,” and Wagner's "Lohengrin” at the Met.

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6 mins  |
March 13, 2023
I Have Questions for ChatGPT
The New Yorker

I Have Questions for ChatGPT

ChatGPT enables users to ask questions or tell a story, and the bot will respond with relevant, natural-sounding answers and topics. —Quoted in Forbes.

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March 13, 2023
MILKING IT
The New Yorker

MILKING IT

Can breast milk—the gold standard in infant nutrition—bve re-created in a lab?

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10+ mins  |
March 13, 2023
RIVKA GALCHEN - HOW I BECAME A VET
The New Yorker

RIVKA GALCHEN - HOW I BECAME A VET

When I say “vet,” I do not mean veteran. A veteran is someone formerly in contact with death on a regular basis. A veterinarian is someone currently in contact with death on a regular basis. A part of me is moved to specify that not all veterans have been in contact with death, nor are all veterinarians so on a regular basis. But I’m older now. I know that many people experience such clarifications as weird. Weirdness does, though, generate uncommon strengths. Such was my experience with the suicide dogs, who, like most of us, were not what they seemed.

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March 13, 2023
MARRIAGE OF THE MINDS
The New Yorker

MARRIAGE OF THE MINDS

The philosopher Agnes Callard'’s search for what one human can be to another human.

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March 13, 2023
NEWS IN EXILE
The New Yorker

NEWS IN EXILE

How Russian journalists are covering the war in Ukraine.

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10+ mins  |
March 13, 2023
VILLAGE PEOPLE
The New Yorker

VILLAGE PEOPLE

A revival of Lorraine Hansberry’s The Sign in Sidney Brustein’s Window.”

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6 mins  |
March 13, 2023
RUNNING SCARED
The New Yorker

RUNNING SCARED

Jenny Odell takes on time and its captors.

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9 mins  |
March 13, 2023
THE GARDENER
The New Yorker

THE GARDENER

How Eleanor Catton thickens the plot.

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March 13, 2023
THE WAY THINGS WORK
The New Yorker

THE WAY THINGS WORK

Money, politics, and the public good in the fight over Penn Station and Madison Square Garden.

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10+ mins  |
March 13, 2023
100 Years of TIME
Time

100 Years of TIME

A century-long tradition began March 3, 1923, with the first issue of TIME. Ten decades later and counting-we're still covering the world's news through the stories of the people who shaped those events. To mark TIME's centennial, we're looking back at some of our most influential moments, all framed by the cover's red border-and looking ahead to the stories that the events of tomorrow may bring. Find more at time.com/100-years

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March 13 - 20, 2023 (Double Issue)
Writer's Bloc
The New Yorker

Writer's Bloc

What a Serbian British novelist makes of her homelands.

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March 06, 2023
Swanson Song
Vanity Fair US

Swanson Song

GLORIA SWANSON's best-selling autobiography was the product of a literary quadrangle with all the emotional complexity and sexual tension of her immortal comeback vehicle, Sunset Boulevard. Breaking his silence four decades after helping ghostwrite Swanson on Swanson, WAYNE LAWSON sets the record straight about its fraught genesis and the smear campaign that followed

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Hollywood 2023