Arts
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Review: Exposing the Heart in a Brutal Dance of Love
Sometimes it’s hard to feel what you know a choreographer wants you to feel. In the case of “Chapter 3:…
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Review: Learning ‘English,’ When Your Accent Is a ‘War Crime’
If you’ve ever tried, as an adult, to learn a new language, you know how painful it can be; it’s…
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Seth Meyers on Trump’s ‘Truth Social’ Stumbles
Welcome to Best of Late Night, a rundown of the previous night’s highlights that lets you sleep — and lets…
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‘The Gilded Age’: What Is Fact and What Is Fiction?
A scene in this week’s episode of “The Gilded Age,” Julian Fellowes’s frothy period drama on HBO, takes us to…
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Scrappy and Invaluable, a Unique Music Ensemble Returns
BOSTON — It has been a theme of this troubled time: If the pandemic has ruined your big birthday party,…
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Tomás Saraceno: Following the Airborne Lives of Spiders
The Shed has gone all out for the multitasking Tomás Saraceno — a visionary Argentine artist and environmentalist celebrity who…
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At Billie Eilish’s Arena Show, the Only Spectacle Is Herself
Billie Eilish’s latest album, “Happier Than Ever,” is a rather muted affair — acoustic ballads, fluttery, crooned tunes, even a…
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Marc Brown on the End of ‘Arthur’ and His Favorite Fan Theories
From the minute Marc Brown meets you, he’s sizing you up. Just maybe not in the usual way. “People remind…
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‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ Postpones Broadway Reopening Until April
The Broadway musical “Mrs. Doubtfire,” which closed temporarily last month as Omicron battered New York, announced Friday that it would…
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‘The Automat,’ Where Dining Out Was D.I.Y.
What do Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Colin Powell, Elliott Gould, Carl Reiner and the former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz have in…