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The Way to Say Good-Bye Why Leonard Cohen still haunts so many, 10 years after his death

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Is Leo Reich the Future of TV Comedy? In his new series, It Gets Worse, the 28-year-old British comedian joins Lena Dunham and Andrew Scott to capture Gen Z’s embarrassing attempt at the mid–20s


All the World’s a Cage Starring Keira Knightley, the stage adaptation of the Oscar-winning The Lives of Others delivers something more than another expensive rerun

The Champagne That Dare Not Speak Its Name Domaine Evremond offers French fizz with English roots—just don’t call it the c-word

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I’m Talkin’ Here! Dustin Hoffman looks back at his greatest roles, his spikiest co-stars, and his #MeToo cancellation

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How Frank Capra Got His Wings The horrors of World War II shook the director’s faith in humanity. Making It’s a Wonderful Life restored it. An exclusive excerpt from Frank Capra

Pièces de Résistance Ahead of the midterms, a new book of photographs by Jean-Pierre Laffont captures two decades of American defiance


Letters from Monet Claude Monet: A Life in Letters collects a lifetime of the artist’s letters, shedding new light into his precarious financial status, relationships, and moods

To Catch Two Thieves Whether as Alberich or Wotan, Brian Mulligan has a lock on the “Ring”

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Jessica Diehl’s Favorite Things From fashion’s biggest names to the little things that make a difference, an expert’s guide to what catches the eye

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The Man with the Golden Con Eric Freymond stole millions from the original Bond girl and bilked an heir to the Hermès fortune out of billions. Was the Swiss wealth manager the greatest fraudster who ever lived?

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