Emerald Fennell’s Dark, Jaded, Funny, Furious Fables of Female Revenge
A brilliant young show runner from “Killing Eve” unveils her first film, “Promising Young Woman,” bringing macabre feminist wit to experiences that no one wants to talk about.
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A brilliant young show runner from “Killing Eve” unveils her first film, “Promising Young Woman,” bringing macabre feminist wit to experiences that no one wants to talk about.
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Climate change is propelling enormous human migrations, transforming global agriculture and remaking the world order — and no country stands to gain more than Russia.
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In an era of institutional rot, cranks can be hard to tell from heroes.
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When Donald Trump’s campaign tried to overturn the election results in Pennsylvania, Al Schmidt found himself trapped between his party and his principles.
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At first, it was just sore. Then she could barely turn a doorknob or hold her cellphone. What brought this on?
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The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on how to respond when a neighbor is regularly hitting her kids, whether to accept a personal gift from a former patient and more.
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This chunky Mexican chile oil got Tejal Rao through the year. It can make everything from fried eggs to potatoes more delicious.
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Frederick Wiseman’s documentary films offer an unparalleled, panoramic vision of society. His 45th feature, “City Hall,” is on PBS this month — and he’s eager to get back to work.
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“This is something that we have to say: ‘We will never eradicate racism.’” Read an interview with an expert on Truth and Reconciliation.
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