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Andrew Marzoni
The Brutalist
Pairs Modern Architecture and Postwar Trauma
The symbolism in Brady Corbet’s movie is heavier-handed than a fistful of concrete and steel.
Magazine
Adam Nayman
Pedro Almodóvar’s Self-Indulgent Portrait of a Woman’s Last Days
“The Room Next Door” is not quite willing to confront its subject in all its difficulty.
Magazine
Laura Kipnis
Joan Didion, Eve Babitz, and the Biographer Who Missed the Point
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Laura Kipnis
Joan Didion, Eve Babitz, and the Biographer Who Missed the Point
Books & the Arts
Magazine
The Tragedy of Ryan White
Scott W. Stern
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Scott W. Stern
The Tragedy of Ryan White
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How Cancel Culture Panics Ate the World
Samuel P. Catlin
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Samuel P. Catlin
How Cancel Culture Panics Ate the World
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How Cancel Culture Panics Ate the World
Samuel P. Catlin
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Samuel P. Catlin
How Cancel Culture Panics Ate the World
Magazine
AI Scams Are the Point
Edward Ongweso Jr.
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Edward Ongweso Jr.
AI Scams Are the Point
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AI Scams Are the Point
Edward Ongweso Jr.
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Edward Ongweso Jr.
AI Scams Are the Point
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Phillip Maciak
Taika Waititi’s Open-Hearted Television Empire
From “What We Do in the Shadows” to “Interior Chinatown,” Waititi has a gift for making defiantly original, rambling, rollicking, freewheeling shows.
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Jess Bergman
Tony Tulathimutte’s Journey Through Very Online Humiliation
“Rejection” is a panorama of deviance, degradation, and isolation.
