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When the Lights Went Out in New York City
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Ricky D’Ambrose’s Minimalist “Notes on an Appearance” Is Obsessed With Absence
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Video From Glasslands: Yeah Yeah Yeahs, “Down Boy”
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“Crazy Rich Asians” Is the Latest Nonwhite Rom-Com That Basks in and Subverts Old Clichés
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Lester Bangs: The Rolling Stones’ Nostradamus
The brilliant rock critic predicted the Stones’ longevity. Plus, going through Ronnie Woods’s trash.
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R.C. Baker
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The Aztec Gold, Diamond Dogs, and Political Witchcraft Surrounding Watergate
Think things are weird now? On the anniversary of Richard Nixon’s resignation, we revisit some of the strange machinations surrounding the fall of a president.
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R.C. Baker
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How to Survive Midsummer in New York
In praise of close friends and cold soup
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Talia Lavin
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How Weird New York Laws Keep Candidates on the Ballot
Despite losing a Democratic primary, Congressman Joe Crowley could still appear on November’s ballot because of peculiar New York State voting laws
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Josh Fruhlinger
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A Vanished Russia Comes Convincingly Back to Life in the Biographical “Pushkin”
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