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  1. 16 minutes ago

    Igor Levit is a prize-winning pianist whose performances can be as intimate as a conversation and as forceful as his opinions:

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    In our new Touchstones series, writers guide us through their favorite works of art. writes about how Missy Elliott’s “Supa Dupa Fly” recontextualized everything she saw in popular culture growing up:

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  4. 57 minutes ago

    The stylish socialist Natalie Wynn is trying to save YouTube from alt-right domination:

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  5. 1 hour ago

    In Victor Lodato’s adolescent reveries, sex and passion seemed to suggest a future of perpetual sunshine:

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  6. 2 hours ago

    Vincent van Gogh is an industry, a revenue stream, a case history, a cautionary tale, and a cult: there are moments, amid the clamor, when his paintings and the drawings struggle to be heard:

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  7. 2 hours ago

    In our new Touchstones series, writers guide us through their favorite works of art. writes about how ’s “Nevermind” changed everything for him—and for pop music:

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  8. 2 hours ago

    In : Some ideas for a calm and collected Thanksgiving.

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  9. 3 hours ago

    A Thanksgiving without cranberries was America's first food scare:

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  10. 3 hours ago

    Win Thanksgiving (and post-Thanksgiving) with double stock:

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  11. 4 hours ago

    In our new Touchstones series, writers guide us through their favorite works of art. writes about how ’s “Rhythm Nation 1814” made her realize that music could actually animate a person:

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  12. 4 hours ago

    Do proteins hold the key to the past?

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  13. 4 hours ago

    Heike Geissler’s book "Seasonal Associate," newly translated to English, shows how workers are flattened into puppet-like role players in the dull drama of corporate capitalism:

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  14. 4 hours ago

    The Presidential turkey pardon has a long history.

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  15. 5 hours ago

    The neuroscientist Andrew Schwartz's questions about the brain led him to finding ways to help paralyzed people feed themselves:

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  16. 5 hours ago

    A brief, semi-accidental history of Tofurky, Thanksgiving’s fake meat:

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  17. 6 hours ago

    As you head out for Thanksgiving, remember: airlines want you to suffer.

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  18. 6 hours ago

    “King Kong,” a new musical on Broadway, adds the subtlest tweak to the classic movie monster:

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  19. 7 hours ago

    How carob traumatized a generation:

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    Heike Geissler’s book "Seasonal Associate," newly translated to English, shows how workers are flattened into puppet-like role players in the dull drama of corporate capitalism:

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