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John Stamos on Bob Saget and the Many Stages of Their Friendship
When the stand-up comic and actor Bob Saget died on Jan. 9 at 65, stunned friends and family responded with…
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5 Minutes That Will Make You Love Mezzo-Sopranos
In the past we’ve chosen the five minutes or so we would play to make our friends fall in love…
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Lucille Ball on the Big Screen, the Small Screen and Offscreen
All of a sudden, here’s Lucy. The small-screen icon Lucille Ball has reappeared on the big screen in two current…
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‘Being the Ricardos’ Review: Kiss, Fight, Rinse, Repeat
“I’m not funny,” Lucille Ball once said (LOL). “What I am is brave.” It was performative modesty of the kind…
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‘Insecure’ Recap, Season 5, Episode 7: Questions, Questions
Season 5, Episode 7, ‘Chillin’, Okay?!’ There is something about spending an entire day with your girls, in the house.…
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The Great ‘West Side Story’ Debate
Since its Broadway premiere in 1957, “West Side Story” — a musical based on “Romeo and Juliet” and created by…
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Domhnall Gleeson Feels That Crackle in the Air
The first time the Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson tried to go to Coney Island, it was February, he was 22…
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The Novel that Riveted France During Lockdown Arrives in the U.S.
PARIS — An Air France flight from Paris to New York lands on March 10, 2021, after passing through a…
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The Emails Behind the Opera ‘Eurydice’
In 2015, the composer Matthew Aucoin emailed the playwright Sarah Ruhl to ask whether she would be interested in working…
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Wes Anderson’s Dream of France, and the Paris I Remember
PARIS — At the premiere on Sunday before the release of his latest movie, “The French Dispatch,” Wes Anderson stood…
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