Carrie Underwood, Miranda Lambert and others perform on CMT. And “Hell or High Water” airs on TMC.
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What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘CMT Artists of the Year’ and ‘Hell or High Water’
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Review: Stockard Channing Is a Mother to Remember in ‘Apologia’
Portraying a celebrated art historian with two resentful sons, Ms. Channing finds the anguished heart in a didactic comic drama.
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Books News: Anna Burns Wins the Man Booker Prize for ‘Milkman’
The judges cited her use of dark humor to explore tribalism, state-sponsored terrorism, social division and sexual and political oppression.
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Critic’s Pick: Is Sarah Lucas Right for the #MeToo Moment?
Ms. Lucas, whose career survey is on view at the New Museum, was part of a punk-era correction around class and gender. Now, with disintegrating borders... -
Books of The Times: A Novel That Roiled India Is Now Translated Into English
In Perumal Murugan’s “One Part Woman,” a religious festival allows childless women to sleep with men other than their husbands, in the hope of becoming... -
Art Review: Female Artists Strip Rape of Its ‘Heroic’ Underpinnings
At John Jay College, contemporary art-makers find a new way to talk about sexual assault. They focus on aftermath and feelings, rather than flesh or spectacle.... -
Q. & A.: Val McDermid on What It’s Like Judging the Man Booker Prize
She read 171 books for the prestigious literary prize. “On Oct. 17, I’m going to sit down and read a book I have no obligation to read,” she said.... -
At War: Neil deGrasse Tyson on the Surprising Alliance Between Astrophysicists and the Military
Neil deGrasse Tyson on the relationship between science and war, what he would do with a $700 billion research budget and why he’s in favor of a space... -
Nonfiction: Kurt Eichenwald’s Memoir of a ‘Mind Unraveled’
A journalist’s traumatic story of epilepsy and his struggle to have it treated seriously, and properly, in his college years.
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Review: ‘The Price of Everything’ Asks $56 Billion Questions About Art
This documentary examines the global art market, and pauses to look at some pictures along the way.
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Review: ‘Charm City’ Vividly Captures the Streets of Baltimore
Marilyn Ness’s documentary is dedicated to the memory of the more than 1,000 people said to be killed in Baltimore during the film’s making.
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Review: Paul Butterfield’s Story Is Told in ‘Horn From the Heart’
A documentary explores the life of the blues musician who was prominent in the 1960s and ’70s.
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Review: ‘Impulso’ Goes Backstage With a Flamenco Innovator
This documentary follows Rocío Molina, a cutting-edge dancer, as she prepares for a Paris show.
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The Week’s 5 Best and Worst Trailers (Sorry, ‘Pet Sematary’)
“House of Cards” tops our list for its riveting clip, followed by “Glass” from M. Night Shyamalan, “Ben Is Back” and “The Best of Enemies.”... -
Review: In ‘Classical Period,’ a Deep Dive — Really Deep — Into Dante
This highly original feature is technically in English, but it might as well be in liberal-arts-speak.
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Best of Late Night: Stephen Colbert Says Warren’s DNA Test Reveals She ‘Is Running for President’
Colbert focused on President Trump’s pledge to give $1 million to a charity of Senator Elizabeth Warren’s choosing if she could prove her Native American... -
Who Are the ‘Titans’?
The new live-action series “Titans,” on DC Universe, is the latest iteration for this group of former sidekicks first branded as the Teen Titans in... -
What’s on TV: ‘The Kids Are Alright’ and ‘The Blair Witch Project’
Brace for a packed house in “The Kids are Alright,” and experience horror firsthand in “The Blair Witch Project.”
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What’s on TV Monday: ‘The Sentence’ and ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’
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The Deuce: ‘The Deuce’ Season 2, Episode 6 Recap: Dirty Money
No one escapes compromise on the Deuce, where progress can look a lot like running on a treadmill.
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