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Faces for Radio

In the Know, Peacock’s stop-motion send-up of the public-radio set, is modeled on the NPR boobs you know and love

What Happens When a Nepo Baby Makes a Movie?

This week, Stuart Heritage looks at Lola, a film by David Beckham’s daughter-in-law

Eric Hanson’s Sketchbook

Review Bombers

The influential, Amazon-owned Web site Goodreads has been infiltrated by scammers and trolls extorting authors and destroying careers—largely targeting Black and L.G.B.T.Q.+ writers. So what now?

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Down the Rabbit Hole

Free Spirit

The Mahabharata of Literary Festivals

Forget glitchy microphones and cheap white wine. The Jaipur Literature Festival is the biggest and best of its kind in the world

Another Universe

A new production of Nelken stays true to the late choreographer Pina Bausch’s innovative work of dance theater

Live from Laurel Canyon

A new book of photographs by Henry Diltz chronicles the story of the band Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, America’s own Beatles

Vivaldi In His Element

Il Giustino lands at Stockholm’s Drottningholm Court Theater

Outside the Map

How George Kennan’s excellent prose opened doors for all types of writing, from war reporting to investigative work in Russia

Churchill’s Circle

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

The Question of Violence

Hamas’s October 7 attack has made a new biography of Frantz Fanon, the formidable and incendiary theorist of decolonization, all too timely

Beyond the Friends Zone

In the 90s, Jennifer Aniston achieved the unimaginable: becoming TV’s top star and ensuring equal pay with her male colleagues. Then she became the poster child for childless women

A Very, Very British Scandal

On this week’s podcast: inside the worst miscarriage of justice in the history of the U.K.

Back from the Dead

The celebrated Nadia Boulanger’s La Ville Morte surfaces in Athens, then in New York

Kai Alexander

The English actor endured boot camp to play a World War II air-force pilot in Masters of the Air, Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg’s new series

The Secret Life of the Bee Gees

Win by a Nose?

Maestro actor and director Bradley Cooper’s hungry Oscar campaign isn’t earning him any fans

America According to Ernest Cole

A new collection of recently uncovered photographs by the groundbreaking South African artist depicts Black American communities in the 1960s and 1970s

Truth and Consequences

The British crime drama Top Boy is among the most discussed shows on Netflix. Why is no one talking about its creator, Ronan Bennett?

Pip Carter’s Sketchbook