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Murder, They Wrote

Pakistan on the Edge

Ashamed Shamans

Ex Dysmorphia

All bets are off when your ex-boyfriend has a new girlfriend

Mosul’s Moment

A new film from the Russo brothers, directors of Avengers: Endgame, tells the story of the invasion of Iraq through the eyes and voices of those on the ground

A Tale of Two Brothers

How Herman and Joe Mankiewicz won and lost the Hollywood dream

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Deep-Sea V.R.-ing

Birthplaces of Cool

A new book explores masterpieces of architecture by Gio Ponti, Luis Barragán, and Lina Bo Bardi, and the people who live in them

A Symphony For Our Time

Conceived by the conductor Marin Alsop with the imprimatur of Carnegie Hall, “Global Ode to Joy” collects clips by concert royalty around the world

Huniford At Home

A new book collects the interiors of James Huniford, ranging from Connecticut barns to his own Tribeca loft

Gossip Girl Grows Up

Gossip Girl creator Cecily von Ziegesar sets her sights on the parents of Cobble Hill, Brooklyn

Back to the 70s

Bill Flanagan’s new novel is a music-inspired riff on time-travel classics. In an interview with the author, Tom Freston discusses going back in time—and the best age to do it

New This Week

Richard Preston reviews Numbers Don’t Lie, Vaclav Smil’s latest, which uses data to understand our world, and James McConnachie reviews Ed Caesar’s account of an unlikely ascent of Everest

All That Glitters …

With the coronavirus decimating book sales, Shakespeare and Company is launching a membership scheme inspired by the one that got the Paris shop through the Great Depression

Old-School

Cultural and racist stereotypes aside, films like Dangerous Minds suffer from a deeper flaw. Two professors turn to its predecessor, The Corn Is Green, for clues

Dinner and a Show

Dwight Garner

The New York Times book critic is out with a collection of his favorite quotations. Here, three recommendations to whet our appetite

Better by Design

Nearly 50 years after the publication of Louis Kahn’s monograph, a new edition presents the singular work of the architect in a fresh light

To the Hills

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

After the Ides

The Flames of Corruption

A Romanian documentary might be the most explosive film of the year. And an Oscar front-runner

Lockdown with Larry David

Cazzie David talks about her hilarious new book. Plus: Mark Ellwood on diva drama at Moda Operandi