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Bill Pullman Digs Deeper on ‘The Sinner’ Season 3 Finale
Jennifer Vineyard//42 views/2 comments
The actor talked about the explosive season ending, his dream of Keanu Reeves and what it was like to be buried alive. This interview includes spoilers for the ...
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‘Star Trek: Picard’ Season 1 Finale Recap: Another Goodbye
Sopan Deb//44 views/1 comments
Star Trek: Picard As the first season of “Picard” comes to an end, our recapper asks, “Who was this show really about anyway?” It turns out that a show called “...
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Weaving a Way Out of Isolation
Hilarie M. Sheets//37 views
You can craft your way to a sense of community, says the artist Liza Lou. She’s creating her “comfort” project on Instagram in real time. “It’s one thing to dec...
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How Much Watching Time Do You Have This Weekend?
Margaret Lyons//41 views
Take a break, steer into the skid, keep hanging on: Our TV critic has some great recommendations. No matter how much free time you have this weekend, we have TV...
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New York City Ballet Cancels Its Season but Will Pay Employees
Julia Jacobs//27 views
City Ballet says it will lose about $8 million with the disappearance of its spring season because of the coronavirus pandemic. New York City Ballet announced o...
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Maurice Berger, Curator Outspoken About Race, Is Dead at 63
Neil Genzlinger//38 views/1 comments
An influential art historian, he called out racism in the museum world, and in the broader culture as well. Maurice Berger, who as a curator and a writer was a ...
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Escaping Into ‘Babylon Berlin’ and ‘My Brilliant Friend’
Mike Hale//35 views
critic’s notebook New seasons of two top-notch international series, on Netflix and HBO, offer comfort viewing that’s outside the comfort zone. For some, comfor...
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Art Basel Shifts to September Amid Coronavirus Concerns
Scott Reyburn//23 views
The 50th edition of the world’s biggest modern and contemporary fair joins a growing list of canceled and postponed art events. Art Basel, the centerpiece of Eu...
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A Pianist’s Final Message: Overlooked Works by a Son of Bach
Anthony Tommasini//35 views
When he died in February, Peter Serkin was putting the final edits on his recording of a trove of pieces by C.P.E. Bach. Peter Serkin had a lifelong fascination...
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On ‘Beef House,’ Family Sitcoms Get the Tim and Eric Treatment
Austin Considine//34 views
The comedy duo wanted to make a sitcom for Adult Swim about a house full of awkward men (and, somehow, one woman). It’s as weird as Tim and Eric fans would expe...
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Broadcasting From Closets at Home, Daily Podcasts Come of Age
Reggie Ugwu//35 views/2 comments
As the pandemic sequesters millions at home, an emerging category of intimate news programs offers a comforting voice. When it’s time to get to work, after a mo...
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Donald Judd’s Plain-Spoken Masterpiece
Roberta Smith//35 views/1 comments
Critic’s Notebook Yes, it’s better to see this great flutter of planes, volumes and edges in person. But an online visit is the next best thing. Donald Judd’s l...
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New York Art Galleries: The Virtual Experience
Jason Farago, Martha Schwendener//28 views/1 comments
Art Reviews Tarsila do Amaral’s drawings are among dozens of landscapes of Brazil you can view from home. Ditto with Guanyu Xu’s photo installations. Through Ap...
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Dance, Theater and More: Works to Experience at Home This Weekend
Frederick Hernandez//28 views/1 comments
Weekend Arts Our writers are usually busy covering performances. Coronavirus changed that. Here are their suggestions for what to watch, read or listen to while...
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Bad Bunny Finds Gold in the Past, While J Balvin Is Trapped in the Future
Jon Caramanica//39 views
Album Review New albums by two of Latin pop’s biggest stars find them chasing inspiration in opposite directions, with contrasting results. “Safaera” arrives in...