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Charlie Scheips’s Sketchbook

Opera Pick of the Week

Everest, Joby Talbot’s intimate epic, expands its already considerable reach as the world’s first (we think) graphic-novel opera

The Music Man

Meet Jerod Impichchaachaaha’ Tate, a proud Chicaksaw composer with a thing for Shostakovich

Catch Him if You Can

Buddy Movies

Norman Jewison and Hal Ashby were one of Hollywood’s great creative teams. Their unraveling left insiders mystified

Between Hitler and Madness

Short List

What to read this week, including a look back at home ec, a blow-by-blow of the Watergate scandal, and a history of Oceania

Ready-to-Wear

The Duchess of York’s Bodice Ripper

On the release of Fergie’s romance novel, we share a preview of what’s to come. Or so we think …

Grant Shaffer’s Sketchbook

An Étoile Is Born

Johnny Depp’s Never-Ending Toxic Trail

His reputation imperils a movie about how a Japanese chemical company poisoned children in the 1950s

The Sonic Route

Savor every second of this fast-waning summer with songs by Fred Neil, Angélique Kidjo, Patsy Cline, Paul Brady, and more

Murder, They Wrote

Chicks Ahoy!

When in Rome …

And All That Jazz

Look back at Bert Stern’s classic film, Jazz on a Summer’s Day, which next week comes out in a sparkly new restoration

Character Study

Tourist kitsch and high fashion collide in Mike White’s addictive new series, The White Lotus

A Conversation with Stephen Fry

Plus: a look at the scandal rocking the Vatican

Burn After Listening

A discreet, ultra-cool music festival in Garbicz, Poland, could blow Burning Man out of the water

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

The Techno King of Tesla

Elon Musk may dislike being C.E.O. of the car company, but he wants to remain in power

Dan White

Hollywood’s favorite magician reappears on … Zoom?

Opera Pick of the Week

From the Boston Lyric Opera, a never-before-released video of Strauss’s Ariadne auf Naxos, starring American soprano Deborah Voigt