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Glass Onion’s successful one-week theatrical run is an existential threat to its own producer, Netflix.
Trumpers still bad, left still deserving of them.
A farewell to Wilko Johnson.
Bennington decided to cook for us yesterday. It went very, very well.
It’s all about marketing, in service of the bottom line.
The Banshees of Inisherin is Martin McDonagh’s best film, a great movie that needs time to settle even with the people who love it.
Jettison them when they turn out wrong.
Including Manhattan's oldest, founded in 1682.
A 2022 The Art Newspaper interview with ceramics artist Magdalene Odundo vs. a 1968 Smithsonian Archives of American Art interview with the late painter Norman Lewis.
Mark Mylod's satire delivers surprises and twists with perfect precision.
See How They Run is a fun, quickie mystery buoyed by Saoirse Ronan.
Aside from symbolic votes in the House and Senate, the government will “lock down” for two years.
The courageous journalist and Nobel Prize winner has turned, hyperbolically, against freedom of expression.
Let’s win one for the Hostages!
Navigating a first game of chess with my teenage son on the lake.
Whither Jon Jones?
The idea of “mining” vapor, of encouraging investors to use real money to buy play money, is why SBF’s company is bankrupt and his word worthless.
It’s a Massachusetts puzzle.
His new memoir concerns racism in America.
Everything in the culture gets treated like an outbreak.
The vast majority of nameless poets in the world of literature have never received their due.
When things go from bad to worse.
Doors that open themselves.
Legendary slugger Anthony “Rumble” Johnson lost the fight of his life.
It was a time when Americans still dressed up for weddings and church services. Clues are below.
Howard Stern talks to the Late Night host about his battle with depression early in his career.
The horror director's fake trailer from Grindhouse, which should still be turned into a real feature film.
The director talks to GQ about Avatar, Titanic, The Terminator, Aliens, and more.
The author talks about John Carpenter's film, among others, on this episode of Late Night with Conan O'Brien from May 5, 1995.
The morning after a class reunion with G.I. Joe and Howie. Clues at conclusion.
The stars of Armageddon Time talk about their craft and work together.
An excellent show from the end of the Merriweather Post Pavilion tour, with Panda Bear sounding like Kurt Cobain on "Guys Eyes."
The actor talks about his role in James Gray's new movie.
45 minutes with the filmmaker aired on April 8, 1975.
A more rustic Long Island from decades upon decades ago. Clues after the jump.
