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The outrage surrounding their aborted interview goes well beyond the issue of elevating controversial speakers.

HBO's new take on Arthur Conan Doyle's detective sees two young women solving crimes in present-day Japan.

A new documentary tells the story of cops who have blown the whistle on the NYPD's predatory tactics.

Thomas Page McBee's "Amateur" journeys to the center of the boxing ring.

A new exhibition of Yugoslav architecture at MoMA is a refreshing antidote to the online world's obsession with minimalism.

What a pair of scandals says about a movement that is now being accused of hypocrisy

Julie Schumacher's "The Shakespeare Requirement" is a playful, sharp satire of the horrors of modern academia.

In each episode of Netflix's "I Am A Killer," a man on death row describes his crime. But for what purpose?

The venerable museum has "given back" some stolen Iraqi antiquities, but that does not mean it's ready to atone for its colonial-era sins.

David Auerbach returns with a memoir about coding, literature, and the way technology is changing our lives.

Nick Drnaso's 'Sabrina,' which has been nominated for the Man Booker Prize, is a quiet revelation.

How do you curate the work of a man who became a symbol?

A new "authorized" documentary plays legacy tennis with Whitney Houston's contested biography.

'Mission: Impossible – Fallout' is a raucous delight, helmed by a 56-year-old who can still climb rock faces with the best of them.

The writer's short story in 'The New Yorker' is a puzzling allegory about social media and the #MeToo movement.

Her new short story collection is a departure from her early fiction, which explored the seamy underside of the American family.

On the subtle horror of Refinery29.