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‘It’s like I gave birth to twins’: Canadian director Chandler Levack has 2 movies…
In Montreal, a young woman in a Spin magazine T-shirt stares furiously at the blank document on her 2011 MacBook. The scene from the new movie Mile End Kicks could have been ripped from its director Chandler Levack's own life, when the…
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AI Drafting My Stories? Over My Dead Body
Sportswriting legend Red Smith once said that writing a column is easy: “All you do is sit down at a typewriter and bleed.” In 2026, though, no blood is required. All you do is sit down at a laptop and have Claude or ChatGPT write the…
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How social media paved the road to poetry for these Latina creatives
Over the decade it took Silver Lake author Yesika Salgado to achieve social media popularity with her writing, the jacaranda trees outside her neighborhood haunt Café Tropical have been witness to the triumphs and challenges that made…
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Is Pop Star Rosalia Leading A Surge In Affection For Opera As An Art Form?
Yes, and then there’s this: “Pinterest said ‘opera aesthetics’ – a trend which it said encapsulated ‘dramatic, opulent and theatrical styles’ – was one of its fastest growing trends, with a 55% increase in interest in…
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How Do You Secure A Museum From Heists Without Closing It Off Entirely?
“Transparency, porousness — all the buzzwords of architecture today are antithetical to security. It’s a paradox implicit to museum design today.” – The New York Times
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How the ‘Mother Mary’ Artisans Turned Anne Hathaway into a Pop Star
How do you create a pop star?
That was the question “Mother Mary” director David Lowery tasked the film’s artisans — including choreographer Dani Vitale, director of photography Rina Yang and costume designer Bina Daigeler — with…
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Television And Theatre Aren’t Oil And Water, But They Don’t Mix Well, Either
“Despite so much practice, television still manages to get a few things wrong, specifically the process, the product and the people. (It occasionally manages to nail the excitement.)” – The New York Times
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The Film That Explains Contemporary America
The best thing I watched in the past year was an epically long movie about retired militants, but it wasn’t One Battle After Another, the Oscar winner for Best Picture. It was The Sorrow and the Pity, a four-hour documentary from 1969…
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Isa Briones on ‘The Pitt’ Season Two and ‘Just in Time’
Photo: Lucas Michael for New York Magazine
With a little encouragement, and after a bit of…
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