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Best of Late Night: Jimmy Fallon Gets in Costume to Roast Bernie Sanders
Impersonating the newly announced presidential candidate, Fallon intoned: “Hello, I’m Bernie Sanders, and I’m yelling for president of the United... -
Chaka Khan on Artistic Freedom, Her Side Hustles and Joni Mitchell
The singer’s first album in 12 years, “Hello Happiness,” marks the beginning of yet another era for the Queen of Funk: “I can still drop it like... -
What’s on TV Wednesday: ‘Documentary Now!’ and ‘The Incredibles’
Learn about an unusual cult that never existed in Season 3 of “Documentary Now!” And revisit “The Incredibles” on Freeform.
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Critic’s Pick: Review: Early Hollywood in Black and White in ‘Vera Stark’
Lynn Nottage’s barbed satire looks at the narrow options offered African-American actresses in a movie industry that can’t shake stereotypes.
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Review: ‘Merrily We Roll Along,’ the Way It Never, Ever Was
This revival of Stephen Sondheim’s musical, about a Broadway composer who sells out to Hollywood, is not so much stripped-down as emaciated.
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in her words: Finding Clothes, and Identity, Outside Men’s and Women’s Wear
More clothing companies are trying to meet the demands of a changing cliental, offering gender-bending, gender-fluid and gender-neutral items.
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Books of The Times: An Exhilarating Work of History About Daring Adventures in Love
In “Wayward Lives, Beautiful Experiments,” Saidiya Hartman writes about young black women in the early 20th century who tossed out the narrow scripts... -
Tomi Ungerer’s Books, for Adults, to Be Rereleased
Fantagraphics Books will publish four of his books, starting with “The Underground Sketchbook,” in October.
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The Second Half of ‘Arrested Development’ Season 5 Gets an Official Release Date
Since an unflattering interview with the cast derailed a press tour last spring, fans have wondered when the rest of the episodes would drop.
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Nonfiction: The Life-or-Death Struggle of Refugees Braving the Mediterranean Crossing
In “Notes on a Shipwreck,” the Italian journalist Davide Enia bears witness to the suffering of migrants fleeing Africa for the island of Lampedusa.... -
New & Noteworthy
A selection of books published this week; plus, a peek at what our colleagues around the newsroom are reading.
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Game of Thrones: ‘Game of Thrones’ Season 8: Here’s What We Know
Here are a few details about the new season. And sign up for our preseason newsletter, which begins next week!
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In ‘Sleeping Beauty,’ the Hard Work of Being Princess (or Prince)
We check in with Indiana Woodward and Anthony Huxley on a day of rehearsals and costume fittings for their debuts as Aurora and Désiré.
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Best of Late Night: Stephen Colbert Says Trump Contradicted Himself on Emergency
President Trump said he planned to use emergency powers even though he “didn’t need to.” Colbert said that sounded like a contradiction.
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Fiction: In This New Caper Novel, a Yearbook Reveals Family Secrets
Elinor Lipman’s “Good Riddance” offers an up-to-the-minute look at a young woman’s life in Manhattan.
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What’s on TV Tuesday: ‘At Home With Amy Sedaris’ and ‘The Breaker Upperers’
Amy Sedaris offers dubious homemaking lessons in the second season of her parody show. And two nihilists profit from failed romances in a Netflix comedy.... -
MacDowell Colony Chooses Sundance Veteran as New Executive Director
Philip Himberg, a theater administrator and playwright, will succeed Cheryl Young, who is retiring, and will oversee the flagship residency program.... -
Amazon Resets Its Film Operation After Rough Year at Box Office
The tech giant put “too much focus” on art-house fare, the head of Amazon Studios said. The tech giant will now focus more on films for a broader... -
Lisa Borders, CEO of Time’s Up Anti-Harassment Group, Resigns
Borders, formerly president of the WNBA, is leaving Time’s Up for family reasons after four months in the position.
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Brantley in Britain: At the London Theater, a Fear of the Foreign and Familiar
Revivals of work by Pinter and Miller — and a play about an Englishman roped into an Italian horror movie — ponder mortal anxiety in the age of Brexit....
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