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Jack Mulhern

At 26, the actor has acted in series for Netflix, Hulu, and HBO. This week sees the premiere of his first movie, a coming-of-age hockey story that hits close to home

The Owl Has Landed

Ann Goldstein

Elena Ferrante has a new novel. Here, its translator recommends her favorite books about Italy

Les Années Érotiques

Mixed Up

A collection of day-altering songs from Rodriguez, Françoise Hardy, Iggy Pop, Minnie Riperton, and more

The Marvelous Mr. Murray

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Bleeding Love

The author of a new book on American poet E. E. Cummings reveals the wartime love affair that fueled some of his most moving work

Flights of Fancy

For Foyle’s War creator Anthony Horowitz, the best writing—and reading—offers an escape

#FreeSussex

Charlotte Philby

The granddaughter of Soviet spy Kim Philby is writing espionage novels from the woman’s point of view

All In

The Naked City

With America’s newsrooms closed—some maybe for good—a veteran of the Daily News recalls the paper’s action-packed and alcohol-soaked heyday

Marriage Story

Stanley Kubrick’s biographer uncovers the driving force behind The Shining and Eyes Wide Shut: a roller-coaster relationship with a beautiful, mercurial dancer

Creature Comforts

James Herriot’s country vet returns to the small screen

On the Terrace

A collection of heat-resistant tracks to help you embrace the swelter, from Fleetwood Mac, Letta Mbulu, Shuggie Otis, Nino Nardini, and more

Andrea Ferolla’s Sketchbook

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Next Gen

Ahead of a classical-music festival in Florence’s Boboli Gardens, an interview with its young founder, who aims to promote the genre to a new generation

The Right Stuff

Reimagining the life of Lucille Ball, a new book evokes the star’s groundbreaking influence and evergreen coolness

A Different Sputnik

Oksana Akinshina stands out as the hardened heroine of a Russian version of Alien

Sixth Sense

Kurt Andersen

Out with a new “recent history” of America, the writer suggests four books that helped influence his own work

Taking—and Making—Liberties

Three years after #MeToo allegations sank his Laurene Powell Jobs–funded magazine, Leon Wieseltier wants back in