In Jack Auen and Kevin Walker’s “Chronovisor,” nothing is scarier than a life of the mind. “It has the cadence of a burgeoning obsession,” Becca Rothfeld writes.
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A conversation about the tactics that the G.O.P. is using during these elections and the future of the Party post-Trump.
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Club Kid,” Jordan Firstman’s directorial début, tells the story of a gay promoter who finds out he’s a father. On a groggy ...
In seeking to revoke the citizenship of a sitting congresswoman, the Trump Administration has sent a chilling message about ...
Martin McDonagh’s comic thriller “Wild Horse Nine,” set on the eve of the Pinochet dictatorship, diverts our tears toward the ...
Tip Toe,” a gripping British show about middle-aged queer masculinity from Russell T. Davies, is fuelled by panic over the ...
The Texas Democrat has stretched his closing message to encompass Beyoncé, the biblical David, and “Friday Night Lights.” Is ...
The Democrats have won the governorship. The Democrats have won the attorney general position. The Democrats are about to win in a very resounding way the US Senate position with Roy Cooper. So when ...
The former President’s riff on Saddam Hussein, the Cheesecake Factory, and our gold-besotted leader was not only funny but ...
The comedian joins the editor of The New Yorker for a live conversation at the magazine’s 27th annual event.
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