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007 Lives at No. 25

James Bond sleuths believe they have pinpointed his home in London—and discovered George Smiley was a neighbor

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Charlie Scheips’s Sketchbook

Catch Him on TikTok

The coronavirus has returned the late Bob Ross, who hosted the wildly popular TV series The Joy of Painting, to the spotlight

A Tale of Two Heroes

Hollywood’s Bomb

A Tonic for the Times

No New Facts

Behind The Painted Bird

The contentious Holocaust author Jerzy Kosiński turned down every offer for a film adaptation. A Czech filmmaker finally takes on the story

On the Dodge

Retracing the life of Butch Cassidy, the American West’s answer to Robin Hood

Frenemies, Cold War–Style

Dominic West and Damian Lewis take on one of the greatest spy scandals ever

Double-Dip

The (Kanye) West Wing

Imagining his first 100 days

Sic Trans Gloria

Cancel culture moves into London and tries to rub out the Booker Prize, J. K. Rowling, and her defenders

Dancing and Dreaming

Songs to lift you out of this slump, from Thundercat, the Zombies, Steely Dan, Cymande, and more

Duncan Hannah’s Sketchbook

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

All the World’s a Stage

Met favorites get star treatment in the New York opera house’s new series

The Sun, the Moon, and the Star

Eve Hewson takes on her biggest role, in the adaptation of the Man Booker Prize–winning novel The Luminaries

Master of Disguise

Paparazzi Fever

All the Write Moves

Transparency, brevity, color: simple steps for writing well

In Cold Blood: A Why-Dunnit

A closer reading reveals a theory about Truman Capote’s attraction to the story—and the killers

Tracking an Apocalypse

How The New York Times will cover the zombie invasion