London’s theater scene re-emerged with “The Mousetrap,” Agatha Christie’s long-running murder mystery, which has changed little from its debut in 1952, let alone from before…
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‘Georgetown’ Review: It’s Not a Lie if You Believe It
In Christoph Waltz’s film, a grifter takes Washington.In Christoph Waltz’s film, a grifter takes Washington.Read MoreMovies, Waltz, Christoph, Bening, Annette, Redgrave, Vanessa, Georgetown (Movie)
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In “Twilight Man,” Liz Brown uncovers the elaborate tale of a secretly gay great-granduncle’s romance with another man.In “Twilight Man,” Liz Brown uncovers the elaborate…
View More A Hollywood Love Story With Glitz, Greed and the Threat of Social RuinWhen It Comes to Her Relationship History, Nancy Jo Sales Is an Open Book
In her new memoir, “Nothing Personal,” the veteran journalist reports on her own search for connection.In her new memoir, “Nothing Personal,” the veteran journalist reports…
View More When It Comes to Her Relationship History, Nancy Jo Sales Is an Open BookBehind Every Hero or Villain, There Is Tech Support
Cutting-edge technology is often used in comics by the able assistants who fall under the trope “the guy in the chair.” But they are not…
View More Behind Every Hero or Villain, There Is Tech Support‘Lost in Summerland’ Wants to Walk You Through the Confusion of Life in America
In his debut essay collection, “Lost in Summerland,” Barrett Swanson investigates a sense of malaise that has descended upon America.In his debut essay collection, “Lost…
View More ‘Lost in Summerland’ Wants to Walk You Through the Confusion of Life in AmericaA Young Murderer Grows Up, and Has a Child of Her Own
In her debut novel, “The First Day of Spring,” Nancy Tucker takes readers to some very ugly places. In a good way.In her debut novel,…
View More A Young Murderer Grows Up, and Has a Child of Her OwnRecasting the ‘Riots’ of the 1960s as Rebellions by Blacks Under Siege
“America on Fire,” by the Yale University scholar Elizabeth Hinton, connects the unrest of the civil rights era to shifts in social policy authorizing aggressive…
View More Recasting the ‘Riots’ of the 1960s as Rebellions by Blacks Under SiegeFor a Fairer World, It’s Necessary First to Cut Through the ‘Noise’
In their new book, Daniel Kahneman, Olivier Sibony and Cass R. Sunstein address the necessity of “noise reduction,” eliminating the randomness that enters decision making…
View More For a Fairer World, It’s Necessary First to Cut Through the ‘Noise’How Do You Find an American Who Goes Missing in Syria?
In “Proof of Life,” Daniel Levin recounts his harrowing quest — across several cities and countries — to uncover the fate of a young man…
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