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Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

The Ives Conundrum

Celebrating 150 years of Charles Ives, the masterful American composer we’re still quick to dismiss as a crank

Ave Maria!

She got Rudy Giuliani to fiddle with his crotch in the Borat sequel. Now Maria Bakalova steals the show as Ivana Trump in the new movie The Apprentice

A Lotta Ins, a Lotta Outs, a Lotta What-Have-Yous

The origin—and immortality—of The Big Lebowski

The Sinner of City Hall

There was a time when New Yorkers loved a fun-loving, hard-partying, bribe-taking, crony-rewarding mayor

Does It Be Best?

Melania Trump’s book is the red Christmas tree of First Lady memoirs

Danielle Kosann’s Sketchbook

You Can Call Me Al

Moscow Hotline

Selected excerpts from the phone conversations between former president Donald J. Trump and Russian president Vladimir Putin

Inside the Strange World of Melania

On this week’s podcast, Andy Borowitz takes us inside the new memoir by Mrs. Trump

Frank Sinatra Gets Whacked

Martin Scorsese’s gritty biopic of Frank Sinatra has been shelved. Was it the singer’s family, or Gen Z’s lack of interest, that killed it off?

Party Animals

From laughing seals to dancing monkeys to sexy hippos, the Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards use humor to raise environmental awareness

This Little Light of Mine

How the secret “cabin songs” of the enslaved took over the world

The BoJo Show

Luke Edward Hall’s Guide to London

The British artist and designer shares his favorite spots in his adopted city

James Carville on What Kamala Needs to Do to Win

On this week’s podcast, the brains behind Bill Clinton’s upset victory looks at the current race

Dream Machines

Jean Tinguely’s kinetic sculptures come alive at Pirelli HangarBicocca, a contemporary-art space in Milan

Ariella Glaser

The 19-year-old actress discusses her first starring role, in White Bird, alongside Helen Mirren

Joe McKendry’s Sketchbook

Dirty Beast

Roald Dahl’s sadistic brilliance and disturbing anti-Semitism are the centerpiece of a dazzling new play at London’s Royal Court Theatre

Theft on the Nile

How a pair of intrepid, 19th-century British women smuggled an ancient coffin right out from under the noses of Egyptian site guards

We Are Family (for Now … )

Elliot Grainge is about to join his father, Sir Lucian Grainge, atop the global music industry. Is he a nepo baby? Or a patricide in the making?

Seeing the Forest Through the A.I. Trees

Lunch with Lee Daniels

On this week’s episode of Table for Two, Lee Daniels reveals how Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor inspired him to become a director