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How “Winter Kills” Nails the Paranoid Style

Conspiracy theories are faith-based history, and “Winter Kills,” a 1979 neo-noir, riffs on a scriptural pillar of this realm—the assassination of President John...

The Future of Legacy Admissions, and a Conversation with Esmeralda Santiago

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Living Through Maui’s Unimaginable Wildfires

On Tuesday morning, an herbalist named Spice Prince was at his shop in Lahaina, Hawaii, preparing for the launch of a new perfume...

Living Through Maui’s Unimaginable Wildfires

On Tuesday morning, an herbalist named Spice Prince was at his shop in Lahaina, Hawaii, preparing for the launch of a new perfume...

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Daily Cartoon: Friday, August 11th

“This is where I come to be alone with my podcasts, music, voice memos from friends, audiobooks, and sometimes even my thoughts.” Source link...

Undercurrents of Power in Annie Baker’s “Infinite Life”

Alex BaraschCulture editorAfter Ira Sachs’s “Passages” was hit with a rare NC-17 rating, in no small part for its explicit sex scene between...

The Crossword: Friday, August 11, 2023

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French Pasta Is French Pastry at Libertine

The other night at Libertine, a new French bistro in the West Village, a server described the Gnocchi Parisienne: unlike their Italian counterparts,...

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Summer Spectacle

This summer is expected to bring to the eastern part of the North American continent a spectacle of extraordinary rarity: the conjunction of...

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