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For Whom the Bell Tolled in 2001

by R.C. Baker

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Lawyer Stanley Cohen’s Defense of The Usual Suspects in 2001

by Peter Noel

Archive article about the roots of Republican anti-democracy tendencies.

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Stop the G.O.P.! Exposing the Rise of the Counter-Constitution in 1987

by Paul Berman

Trinkets with the power to conjure history and heartbreak.

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For Whom the Bell Tolled in 2001

by R.C. Baker

Beautiful rays on the road: A vision from last year’s West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.

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March, Dance, and Celebrate Freedom and Solidarity in Two Boroughs this Labor Day(s) 

by Laura Bell

A tome for the moment.

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Ex-Republicans Bring Their Trump Derangement Syndrome to the 92nd Street Y

by R.C. Baker

“Stamptown” live taping in Hollywood.

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Why Zach Zucker and the Stamptown Team Want to Build the Greatest Show on Earth

by Mark Stefanos

Beautiful rays on the road: A vision from last year’s West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.

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March, Dance, and Celebrate Freedom and Solidarity in Two Boroughs this Labor Day(s) 

by Laura Bell

All it takes is some murder, blackmail, treason, and other sundries to make the summer doldrums feel less dull.

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Checking Out the Latest Beachworthy Crime Novels – in 1984

by Geoffrey O'Brien

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“Never Goin’ Back” Offers a Breezy, Convincing Portrait of Female Friendship

by Abbey Bender

August 1, 2018

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“Finding Oscar” Digs Into a Heartbreaking Guatemalan Mystery

by Michael Nordine

April 13, 2017

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A Vampire Wannabe Comes of Age In the Unsettling “The Transfiguration”

by Kenji Fujishima

April 6, 2017

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Stellar Debut ‘Donald Cried’ Makes Urgent Drama Out of Things Getting Awkward With a Friend From Back Home

by Serena Donadoni

February 28, 2017

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‘Manchester by the Sea’ May Be Kenneth Lonergan’s Most Powerful Film Yet

by April Wolfe

November 16, 2016

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‘Miss Hokusai’ Is the Anime Biopic of One of History’s Great Erotic Artists

by Sherilyn Connelly

October 12, 2016

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Sônia Braga Rules Over the Impressionistic Brazilian Memory-Drama ‘Aquarius’

by Michael Nordine

October 12, 2016

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Engaging Courtroom Drama ‘Denial’ Puts the Holocaust on Trial

by Alan Scherstuhl

September 29, 2016

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The Dopes Saying the Movies Are Dead Haven’t Seen the Moving, Tender ‘A Man Called Ove’

by Nick Schager

September 28, 2016

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‘White Girl’ Suggests Its Heroine’s Suffering Is All Her Own Fault

by Abbey Bender

August 31, 2016

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