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Love in the Time of Márquez

The Glass Menagerie

From Czech sea creatures to Venetian vessels to contemporary sculptures, exhibitions across the world take glass art in delightfully different directions

Designing Woman

Julia Haart, the star of My Unorthodox Life, discusses how she rebuilt her life starting at age 43

Oedipus Complex

Inside the mind of Thomas Gilbert Jr., the Upper East Side golden boy who killed his own father

India’s Lost Worlds

Donald Trump, Wedding Crasher

We can only imagine how brides react to seeing him at Mar-a-Lago

I Want My MTV!

On the 40th anniversary of the music-television channel, one of its co-founders remembers the songs that started it all

The Undoing

Billy Howle


Alongside The Crown’s Josh O’Connor and Normal People’s Paul Mescal, the actor leads a new generation of self-made stars

A Woman Apart

Gold Standards

Yachts, mansions, Qianlong-dynasty vases … Does anyone live quite as lavishly as these Hong Kong actresses?

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

The Money Shot

Scottish photographer Albert Watson reveals the stories behind his best work

Splendors in the Grass

Joe McKendry’s Sketchbook

Opera Pick of the Week

Streaming one night only, a new production of Tristan und Isolde from Munich’s Bayerische Staatsoper with dream cast Jonas Kaufmann and Anja Harteros

It’s Complicated

The revolutionary filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl won the hearts of everyone from Andy Warhol and Mick Jagger to Joseph Goebbels and Roger Ailes

A Victorian Ted Bundy

Short List

What to read in the coming weeks, from memoirs exploring masculinity and the cutthroat world of ballet to a look at the history and future of motion

WASP’s Nest

Terrified by the distinctly WASP-ish hell of lacking a life’s purpose, Cold War columnist Joe Alsop created a setting for his self-protective, civic-humanist fantasy

The Kids Were Alright

A new documentary explores the gritty intersection of skateboarding and hip-hop in 90s New York

A (Truly) Perfect Spy

Safe Mode

The authors of a new book on the history of quarantines think they’re here to stay

Christine Ko

The Asian-American actress hails from film royalty, but when it comes to her own career, she’s figuring it out on her own