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Art

Sturtevant’s Imitation Game

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D.A.’s Turf War Stalls Probe Into Police Shooting of an Unarmed Black Man

by Cole Riley

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Chinatown Tenants: Landlord’s Mass Eviction Attempt Based on Lies

by Steven Wishnia

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Kid Rock and the Cop Who Shot a White Lady: Conservative Alternatives to Trump-Fluffing

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Tenants Are Finally Getting the Right to an Attorney in Housing Court

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The Summer Guide

Living

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The Best Places to Kayak and Canoe

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Film

The Mysteries of Antonioni’s “Blow-Up”

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Music

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Food

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Theater

The Public Theater’s “Hamlet” Obscures Oscar Isaac in a Sea of Trickery

by Michael Feingold

Music

Lana Del Rey’s Problematic Political Awakening

by Kelsey McKinney

“Atomic Blonde”: At Least the Fights Are Good

by Melissa Anderson

Theater

The Infantrywomen of “Bullet Catchers” Are a Strong Brigade

by David Cote

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