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Steven Spielberg’s Extraordinary
West Side Story
Is an Exuberant Modern Fairytale
By Stephanie Zacharek
The 10 Best Podcasts of 2021
By Eliana Dockterman
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It’s been nearly a year since Hilaria Baldwin, the yoga influencer and wife of Alec Baldwin, was caught in the slightest of scandals. Many months before the tragedy that befell her husband’s movie set, she...
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The 5 Best New TV Shows Our Critic Watched in November 2021
From 'Arcane' to 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' to 'Yellowjackets.'
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November 30, 2021
"Get Back" Reveals The Beatles' Breakup in Vivid Detail
The documentary series captures not just their confrontations, but also the kinetic joy and breathtaking creativity that characterized their last sessions
By Andrew R. Chow
November 29, 2021
Visionary Louis Vuitton Fashion Designer Virgil Abloh Dies at 41
In 2018, Abloh became the first Black artistic director of men's wear at Louis Vuitton in the French design house's storied history
By Jake Coyle/AP
November 28, 2021
Musical Theater Legend Stephen Sondheim Dies at 91
(NEW YORK) — Stephen Sondheim, the songwriter who reshaped the American musical theater in the second half of the 20th century with his intelligent, intricately rhymed lyrics, his use of evocative melodies and his willingness...
By MARK KENNEDY/AP
November 26, 2021
How
House of Gucci
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It involved a trip to the Gucci archive
By Cady Lang
November 24, 2021
Portraits of the Global BTS Fandom
Photographer Hannah Yoon captured fans of the band from around the world
November 24, 2021
Alana Haim Makes a Memorable Debut in the Overly Self-Satisfied
Licorice Pizza
Movies that seem assured of how endearing they are usually end up being the least endearing of all. Writer-director Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘70s retro romance Licorice Pizza has plenty going for it: a vivid San...
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 24, 2021
The Outrageous True Story Behind
House of Gucci
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November 24, 2021
How the Real Estate Sales on
Selling Sunset
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There is something endlessly enticing about watching real estate shows featuring multi-million dollar mansions. The imported marble countertops, the elevators, the infinity pools with a view of the city—it’s so unattainable for the average person...
By Hannah Lynn
November 24, 2021
Japan's Oscar Entry
Drive My Car
Is a Gorgeous Tale of Loss and Forgiveness
Ryûsuke Hamaguchi’s tender adaptation of a Haruki Murakami story explores grief and tenderness through the words of Chekhov
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 24, 2021
The Mean-Girl Dynamics of
Selling Sunset
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By Morgan Jerkins
November 24, 2021
All of Paul Thomas Anderson's Movies, Ranked
Your favorite Paul Thomas Anderson movie probably depends on whether you prefer his oddball comedies or his operatic psychodramas. Sometimes, when you’re lucky, you get both at once
By Matthew Jacobs
November 24, 2021
Jon Batiste Leads 2021 Grammy Nominations With 12. Here Are the Other Nominees
Jay-Z, who was nominated for three Grammys on Tuesday, now has the most nominations of all time with 83
By JONATHAN LANDRUM JR./AP
November 23, 2021
Brené Brown Thinks You Should Talk About These 87 Emotions
Why is it that people are quick to say they’re jealous of someone, but will not admit to being envious? What’s the difference between shame and guilt? Is feeling hopeless the same as feeling despair?...
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November 23, 2021
How Waterbeds, Teen Love and an Unhinged Bradley Cooper Led To
Licorice Pizza
Director Paul Thomas Anderson and star Alana Haim discuss the making of their sweet, California-drenched coming-of-age movie
By Matthew Jacobs
November 23, 2021
Forget About the Accent. Lady Gaga Is Tremendous in
House of Gucci
Her performance follows in the tradition of the best singers-turned-actors, from Frank Sinatra to Diana Ross
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 23, 2021
How Amazon's
The Wheel of Time
Stacks Up Against Its Source Material
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By Leigh Butler
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The Strange Shortsightedness of
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Even as it pushes back on the demonization of Jackson, the film never steps outside its surprisingly conservative frame.
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November 19, 2021
In
C'mon C'mon
, Mike Mills and Joaquin Phoenix Navigate the Puzzling Territory of Kid Logic
Movies about childless adults learning great life lessons from children are generally a terrible idea—unless they’re made by Mike Mills, whose semi-autobiographical reflections on his own upbringing resulted in the marvelous 20th Century Women, one...
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 19, 2021
Will Smith and a Dazzling Cast Tell the Story of Venus and Serena Williams in
King Richard
It hardly mattered whether you cared about tennis or not: In the mid-to-late 1990s, when Venus and Serena Williams blazed onto the scene, nearly everyone loved them—and those who didn’t were people you didn’t want...
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 19, 2021
Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Is Excessively Eager To Please
The new installment is less about zapping ghoulies than it is about Family, Reconnection and Forgiveness. It feels fully parent-approved—and where’s the fun in that?
By Stephanie Zacharek
November 19, 2021
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss On New Album "Raise the Roof"
The unlikely duo talk about talk about genre boundaries, Led Zeppelin joining TikTok and the enduring impact of "When the Levee Breaks."
By Andrew R. Chow
November 19, 2021
Everything You Need to Know Before Watching
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Marvel's small screen experiment has produced some of the most talked-about shows of the year, from WandaVision to Loki. Their fifth and final Marvel Cinematic Universe show of 2021, Hawkeye, is set to debut on...
By Eliana Dockterman
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Welcome to TV’s Era of Peak Redundancy
The good news is, streaming overload can’t last forever
By Judy Berman
November 19, 2021
What to Know About
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There’s a lot of TV coming our way this holiday season, and one of the most buzzed-about shows out there is Amazon’s new fantasy series The Wheel of Time, developed by Rafe Judkins and starring...
By Leigh Butler
November 18, 2021
Everything to Know About the Original
Cowboy Bebop
Before You Watch the Netflix Adaptation
The Japanese anime series Cowboy Bebop, which premiered in 1998, is widely regarded as director Shinichirō Watanabe's magnum opus. Set in 2071, in a post-apocalyptic world where Earth has become largely uninhabitable, the story follows...
By Kat Moon
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If You Like
Sex Education
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The Sex Lives of College Girls
Like so many young women in real life but so few in current pop culture, when they get hurt, they get right back up again.
By Judy Berman
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Here Are the Winners for the 2021 National Book Awards
Winners in the competitive categories Wednesday night each received $10,000, and two honorary prizes were also presented
By Hillel Italie/AP
November 17, 2021
The Quentin Tarantino-Miramax Dispute Isn't the First Lawsuit Over NFTs—And it Won't Be the Last
The lawsuit is another example of the sometimes fraught way in which the concept of NFT ownership has collided with existing copyright law.
By Andrew R. Chow
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What
King Richard
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In King Richard, the new biopic chronicling the rise of the superstar tennis sisters each now known by one name—Venus and Serena—the protagonist Richard Williams, played with standout moxie by Will Smith, acts on a...
By Sean Gregory
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How
Ghostbusters: Afterlife
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Got questions about Ghostbusters: Afterlife ahead of its premiere on Nov. 19? We’ve got you covered
By James Grebey
November 17, 2021
Netflix to Release Weekly Lists of Its Most-Watched Programs
They’ll be ranked by the amount of hours people spend watching them, as opposed to the number of viewers, Netflix says
By Lucas Shaw / Bloomberg
November 16, 2021
Sesame Street
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The latest addition to the show will be heavily present throughout the show's 53rd season airing next year
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The Secret Behind Adele’s Enduring Popularity
To paint Adele solely as a savior of some idea of “real music” would be to ignore the ways she aligns perfectly with digital-age celebrity
By Andrew R. Chow
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Netflix's Live-Action
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'Cowboy Bebop' is a mood.
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Britney Spears' Conservatorship Ends After 13 Years
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By Cady Lang
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The True Story Behind
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By Belinda Luscombe
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Kenneth Branagh has clearly poured a great deal of love into this semiautobiographical story of a child growing up in late-1960s Northern Ireland
By Stephanie Zacharek
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The Complex History Behind
Belfast
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In the first chapter of Slaughterhouse-Five, Kurt Vonnegut’s 1969 anti-war masterpiece about a hapless American soldier who becomes “unstuck in time,” the author indicates that he wrote more than five thousand pages by 1965. But...
By Tom Roston
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