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GOINGS ON ABOUT TOWN
The origami menagerie that graces the tree at the American Museum of Natural History (through Jan. 8) includes beetles, butterflies, and grasshoppers, in both a nod to the past and a preview of coming attractions.
NO LIMITS
What Kevin McCarthy will do to gain power.
FLESH WOUND
Norman Mailer went to war and wrote a big novel about it. Did he ever really come back?
STICK FIGURES
The divergent conducting careers of Klaus Mäkelä and Xian Zhang.
THE LOWER DEPTHS
“Avatar: The Way of Water” and “Living.”
THE NUMBERS GAME
Mystic quests and mathematicians in Cormac McCarthy’s two new novels.
THE FUTURE OF EVERYTHING
How the quantum computer will change the world—eventually.
THE THEATRE :OUT OF THE DARKNESS
“Your Own Personal Exegesis” and “Ohio State Murders.”
THE TALK OF THE TOWN
Before last month’s midterm election, progressives—and centrists, and socialists, and anyone, really, who thought that it was a bad idea to put election deniers in charge of state elections—braced for a red wave.
THE KING AND I
Remembering the late, great film director Jean-Luc Godard.
ON TELEVISION :NAKED AMBITION
\"Welcome to Chippendales,\" on Hulu.
THE OTHER PARTY
My daughter walked into the house with a boy named Brendan. She came into the kitchen limping a little, her mascara smeared, and lay down on the floor in front of the stove.
The Culture Pages – Buckle Up
In Jordan E. Cooper's bawdy Broadway debut, Ain't No Mo, no one is safe.
Patti Smith Keeps Working
As the artist, writer, and musician gears up for a new show, Smith looks back on an astonishing 50-year career and what drives her forward
Mstyslav Chernov – Photojournalist, The Associated Press; documentarian, 20 Days in Mariupol; and author, The Dreamtime
"Boundaries between work and life have blurred"
Consuming Passions
“The Fabelmans” and “Bones and All.”
Talk Therapy
Sarah Polley, a former child star, has made a searingly frank film about sexual assault.
Goings on About Town
In 1949, the writer Adrienne Kennedy, now ninety-one, enrolled at Ohio State University, where she became enamored with “Tess of the d’Urbervilles” but, as one of only a few Black female students, was stung by racism within the institution. She revisited this time in her 1992 one-act “Ohio State Murders.” The play’s Broadway première is now in previews, starring the theatrical luminary Audra McDonald (above). Kenny Leon’s production marks Kennedy’s Broadway début, and the first show at the newly renamed James Earl Jones Theatre.
Hugh Jackman
The award-winning actor and star of The Son on birthday presents, the ocean, and his love for Bill Nighy
Inventing Ivana
Ivana Marie Zelníčková Trump escaped from behind the Iron Curtain to storm New York Cityand help define its "greed is good" era. From her heyday presiding over her husband's properties to her decadent postDonald denouement selling costume jewelry and cavorting with a series of "freaky" Italian lovers, it was Ivana, all along, who gilded the Trump name
The Knight's Tale
At Lavish gatherings from Monaco to the Middle East, Anthony Ritossa built a lucrative business convening the titans who control the "Family offices" of the überwealthy. But the self-styled knight of the realm and purported Nobel Prize nominee turned out to be a Wall Street washout, a deadbeat dad, and a dangerous con man
Across the Universe
Chloé creative director Gabriela Hearst is drawing fashion inspiration from clean energy and the results are electrifying
Hall of Fame
Hollywood director and Rolling Stone veteran Cameron Crowe is taking his rock-movie classic ALMOST FAMOUS to Broadway
Naomi Ackie – The Voice
Naomi Ackie, the dazzling British actor playing Whitney Houston in a new Hollywood biopic, opens up about her surprising road from drama school to Star Wars to the greatest love of all
The Spectacular Life of Octavia E.Butler
In recent years, the author has been hailed as prescient of our political moment. This is the story of the girl who grew up in Pasadena, took the bus, loved her mom and grandmother, and wrote herself into the world.
THE SHOCK OF THE OLD
Kristian Bezuidenhout releases the subtle power of the fortepiano.
DEADWOOD
An American’s brutal apprenticeship in the delicate art of bonsai.
LYRICS FROM TAYLOR SWIFT'S FUTURE MIDNIGHTS
SHOUTS & MURMURS
HINGES GRAHAM SWIFT
One morning in April, their father, Ted Holroyd, suddenly died and a few days afterward Annie and her older brother, Ian, both still a little dazed, went to see the minister who, as Annie put it, was going to do” their father’s funeral.
S&P Lunch 174 Fifth Ave.
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