James Graham’s invigorating play about London journalism goes on a journey to the tabloid underworld — and the American present.
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Critic’s Pick: Review: In ‘Ink,’ a Mephistopheles Named Murdoch Takes Charge
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How Did James Holzhauer Turn ‘Jeopardy!’ Into His Own A.T.M.? We Asked Him
James Holzhauer, who has won more than $1 million so far, says he approaches each clue as if he already knows he will get it right, “so I’m going... -
Critic’s Notebook: Tribeca Film Festival: 9 Filmmakers Who Should Be on Your Radar
Their films may be flawed but they reflect talent behind the camera. This is your chance to say you saw these directors when they were just starting out.... -
Bill Cosby, Arguing His Appeal Is Being Delayed, Asks for Bail
Lawyers for the entertainer said that the trial judge is taking too long to issue an opinion that explains his decision making.
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Books News: Nora Roberts Sues Brazilian Writer Who She Says Plagiarized Her Work
The romance novelist Cristiane Serruya has been accused of copying passages from dozens of writers.
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No Regrets: Taylor Swift, Nancy Pelosi and Jared Kushner at the Time 100 Gala
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A Set as ‘Intense’ as the Stories the ‘Constitution’ Tells
It was one thing to deliver lectures in American Legion halls as a teenager. It’s another to stand on a Broadway stage flanked by the photos of 163... -
‘Jeopardy!’ Winner Makes History
James Holzhauer has been unstoppable on “Jeopardy!” The professional sports gambler has now surpassed $1 million in total earnings, only the second... -
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Books of The Times: Mental Illness Is All in Your Brain — or Is It?
Anne Harrington’s “Mind Fixers” traces the history of attempts to establish the biology of mental illnesses — which have led to repeated frustration.... -
Rewind: A Dark Swiss Comedy, Transported to Rural Senegal
In “Hyenas,” now newly restored, the gifted director Djibril Diop Mambéty put his own spin on “The Visit,” a misanthropic play by Friedrich Durrenmatt.... -
Notre-Dame Musicians Rejoice That Cathedral’s Organ Was Spared
The building’s three organists feared that the instrument had been lost in the fire that destroyed the roof and spire. They can’t wait to play it... -
A New Museum Explores 2,000 Years of Jewish Life in Italy
The new Museum of Italian Judaism and the Shoah in Ferrara explores the long and complex relationship between Italians and Jews.
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Nonfiction: A 500-Year-Old Tale of Intrigue, Greed and Betrayal
In “The Lost Gutenberg,” Margaret Davis traces the colorful history of a rare Bible through its owners.
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Nonfiction: An Earlier Age When the United States Kept Immigrants Out
Michael Dobbs’s “The Unwanted” describes the plight of European Jews trying to escape extermination by the Nazis.
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Nonfiction: A Passion for Punctuation Meets a Love for All Things Greek
Mary Norris’s “Greek to Me” is an exuberant account of a decades-long obsession with a culture and its language.
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As Durst Murder Case Goes Forward, HBO’s Film Will Also Be on Trial
Robert Durst’s lawyers plan to attack the veracity of a documentary that played a major role in the decision to charge him with murdering his friend.... -
Best of Late Night: Trevor Noah Says Some Candidates Have Policies, Others Have Male Privilege
Noah said that while Elizabeth Warren and Kamala Harris came to the CNN town halls armed with actual policies, Pete Buttigieg apparently tried to wing... -
4 New Operas in 4 Months? Only in Berlin
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