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Send a message with the Band, Split Enz, Bonnie Raitt, T. Rex, and more
Call Him “Mr. President”
Behind the doors of the Élysée Palace
Good in Bed
Cinema’s dreamiest movie scenes are a lesson in lounging glamorously
Is It Curtains for British Theater?
After the lockdown, fears of a “total collapse”
Final Cut
Parisian cinephiles are in an uproar over the actions of an American real-estate investor
Feat of Clay
Being Rodin’s muse and mistress was no easy thing. After her death, Camille Claudel finally got a museum of her own, now open to visitors again
Off the Beaten Track
Cool new songs from Frank Ocean, Glass Animals, the 1975, and more
Seeing Double
How a doppelgänger foiled a secret Nazi plot to shoot a plane carrying precious cargo out of the sky
Martini, Anyone?
Christine Baranski on The Good Fight, her bathrobe-clad Sondheim tribute, and spending lockdown in a house full of children
The Light Side of the Moon
Space Force is a bit like The Office but in outer space. Best of all? Steve Carell returns to comedy
Loony Tunes
Two Canadians hit the road (responsibly) and trip all over Steve Coogan and Rob Brydon
Freeze-Frame
Even during the lockdown, Hollywood remains a town where you need to look behind the scenes
Is Unorthodox Inauthentic?
A dissenting take on the popular Netflix mini-series, one among a growing genre of escape-from-Judaism stories
Working Girl
After Ari, Jackie O spent 20 years in book publishing. A friend of hers remembers that largely overlooked time
Calder Complex
“My fan mail is enormous—everybody is under six”: on the American sculptor’s complicated relationship with his admirers
The Titanic Daily Task-Force Briefing
“Look, this is just, like, a really big ice cube, O.K.?”
Tear the Roof Off the Sucker
Cut a rug in the comfort of your own home with Donna Summer, Blondie, the Weeknd, James Brown, and more
How to Build a Movie Star
Beanie Feldstein is irresistible as a high-schooler who leaps onto the masthead of a high-profile music magazine
Sliding Doors
In her new novel, Curtis Sittenfeld reimagines the life of Hillary without Bill
