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Health
William Kennedy’s Albany Trilogy: An Interview with Paul Grondahl
The work of novelist William Kennedy marks the union of encyclopedic knowledge, built over ninety-eight years spent soaking up the…
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Culture
Starry new drama Fjord pits conservatives against liberals – and is set to divide audiences
Stan plays Mihai Gheorgiu, a bald, bespectacled and entirely un-Winter-Soldier-ish engineer who, like the actor himself, comes from Romania. Reinsve…
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Tides of History: Red Hook, Fort Defiance & and Climate Resiliency
Red Hook in Brooklyn is home to Fort Defiance, one of the most overlooked Revolutionary War sites in New York…
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Minotaur – first-look review | Little White Lies
Andrey Zvyagintsev makes domestic epics, staging scenes from collapsing marriages in confident single-take master shots, his widescreen frame enlarging homely…
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The story behind the first British person in space
It’s 35 years since Helen Sharman boarded a Soviet spacecraft heading into orbit Source link
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A T&M Cannes Film Festival Special #1
A T&M Cannes Film Festival Special #1 On Truth & Movies this week, David Jenkins and Hannah Strong report live…
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The hopeful eco-positivity of Bill Mason
Mason’s interpretation of Paddle to the Sea cleverly twists this simple lesson to incorporate modern concerns about water pollution and forest…
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Bitter Christmas – first-look review
The maestro of melodrama, Pedro Almódovar, is currently making some of the finest films of his storied career – his…
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Education
Our Deal of the Day
If you’re allowed to wear jeans to school every day, you’re lucky. If you can only wear them on Fridays,…
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Hope – first-look review | Little White Lies
For all of the rip-roaring set pieces in Na Hong-jin’s creature feature Hope, there’s a scene at the halfway point that encapsulates…
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