“Area Loser Wants Job” The longest-serving editor of The Onion on how a group of “unemployable” twentysomethings created America’s foremost satirical publication
The Art of Living From Frida Kahlo’s family home to Leon Trotsky’s last residence, the six houses worth visiting in Mexico City
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THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE CHRISTMAS
THE MAN WITH THE IRON EGO
READ ’EM AND WEEP
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Film and Television
Why the Emily in Paris Creator Still Can’t Get Over the Hate
The Perfect Ending
Vicky Krieps Shares Her Components to a Good Life
The Dickens of Detroit On the centenary of Elmore Leonard’s birth, a look back at how the American novelist redefined the crime genre with his colorful characters and unvarnished prose
When Ulysses Came to New York How Bennett Cerf, the co-founder of Random House and famed publisher of Eugene O’Neill and Truman Capote, brought James Joyce’s controversial novel to the U.S.
Surviving Picasso In her new book, Hidden Portraits, Sue Roe unpacks the little-known stories of the women who fell for the notorious womanizer
Architecture’s Black Sheep With more than 200 archival works, an exhibition in Chicago honors Bruce Goff, the Frank Lloyd Wright protégé whose eccentric midcentury houses broke free of modernist restraint
