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Drawing on archival visual material from the former Soviet Union and a mix of old and contemporary interviews, the tense documentary “Chernobyl: The Lost...
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Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | How to Listen Ed Yong’s new book, “An Immense World,” urges readers to break outside their...
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Like many sitcoms, this novel balances lightness, humor and love with moments of darkness and even horror, when we glimpse the extent of Bonnie’s...
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No amusement genius has yet made a Samuel Beckett pinball machine — I imagine a gloomy palette, defective flippers and a high-score list that...
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Baxter Black, the country’s best-known cowboy poet, whose witty, big-hearted verse about cowpokes, feed lots and wide-open vistas elevated the tradition of Western doggerel...
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Meghan Stabile, who saw jazz and hip-hop as genres that could cross-pollinate and who, hoping to bring jazz to younger audiences, started a shoestring...
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THE BRAIN IN SEARCH OF ITSELF: Santiago Ramón y Cajal and the Story of the Neuron, by Benjamin Ehrlich “The devil child,” his family...
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Vivian Hewitt was easy to shop for. Not for her the old standards — flowers, perfume, perhaps a new television. No clothing or jewelry....
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Subscribe to Popcast!Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher In the past, Drake has been focused on rewiring hip-hop with melody. But his seventh solo...
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The word “crazy” comes up fairly regularly when talking to people about the Mabou Mines theater company. Take one of Sharon Ann Fogarty’s early...
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Sandra Mendoza picked a forest green panel to recall the S.U.V. her husband, Juan Espinoza, a car aficionado and restorer, proudly purchased before his...
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Whether showing off or baring their souls, flamenco dancers tend to be soloists. Confining eight of them within a border — an area outlined...
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The members of Muna kept calling themselves “impenetrable.” They were sorry about this, they insisted, as each lurched into the frame of a video...
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WASHINGTON — When the country heaves, when the stress levels spike, a little nothingness goes a long way. “Mind Over Matter: Zen in Medieval...
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‘Disappearance at Clifton Hill’ (2020) Stream it on Netflix and Hulu. The director Albert Shin lays on the dread from the opening frames of...
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That the international stars Penélope Cruz and Antonio Banderas had never spent more than two minutes together on the big screen is a surprising...
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ROME — For a man who has spent nearly 50 years scaring the pants off movie audiences, the Italian director Dario Argento does not...
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James Rado, who jolted Broadway into the Age of Aquarius as a co-creator of “Hair,” the “American tribal love-rock musical” that transfigured musical theater...
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In “Soft,” Donja R. Love’s affecting new play at MCC Theater, a teenager wonders where Black boys go when they die. By the end...
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FRANCES IN THE COUNTRY, by Liz Garton Scanlon. Illustrated by Sean Qualls. (Neal Porter, $18.99, ages 4 to 8.) Frances is tired of city...
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AN IMMENSE WORLDHow Animal Senses Reveal the Hidden Realms Around UsBy Ed YongIllustrated. 449 pages. Random House. $30. A dolphin that echolocates a human...
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This story is part of a new series exploring the world through books. We’ve asked some of our favorite writers to recommend reading that...
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Kochanski tells this story effectively on the basis of deep research (although almost entirely in English-language sources). Her long book is always interesting and...
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The Library of Congress has named the historian George Chauncey this year’s winner of the John W. Kluge Prize for Achievement in the Study...
