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If New York City Ballet’s spring season could be bottled into a fragrance, it would be fresh and green, with...

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HBO premieres its new series from the creator of “Euphoria,” and the show starring Lil Dicky wraps up.

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For five years, the series and the question of who would end up in charge captivated a chatty swath of...

George Maharis, TV Heartthrob of ‘Route 66,’ Is Dead at 94

George Maharis, the ruggedly handsome New York-born stage actor who went on to become a 1960s television heartthrob as a...

Henry Threadgill’s Musical Spring Is Varied and Extreme. Like He Is.

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Book Review: ‘Lucky Girl,’ by Irene Muchemi-Ndiritu; ‘The Skin and Its Girl,’ by Sarah Cypher; and ‘Ghost Girl, Banana,’ by Wiz Wharton

Irene Muchemi-Ndiritu’s debut novel, LUCKY GIRL (324 pp., Dial Press, paperback, $18), is a coming-of-age story about a privileged but...

‘Sybil’ 50 Years Later – The New York Times

Turning 50 is rarely easy for a woman, and “Sybil” is no exception.This tarnished classic — “the True and Extraordinary...

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