Month: September 2024

It’s easy to be cynical about Beetlejuice Beetlejuice and those who bought tickets to see it on opening weekend, to...

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It was highly anticipated and tautly executed: “I’ve done my research, and I’ve made my choice. Your research is all...

When the Department of Justice indicted two employees of Russia’s state-backed media outlet RT last week, it didn’t just reveal...

“You are being lied to,” Elon Musk posted on X yesterday. He’d know, because he’s doing the lying.Musk was retweeting...

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As a reverse foodie—a rudie, a gastronomically ungluedie, a don’t-bother-cooking-for-that-dudie—I’m not exactly a target viewer for the eating-and-traveling shows. I’m...

A quick confession: I’ve never seen the original Stepford Wives because I’m so shamefully partial to the 2004 remake, in...

During his term in office, President Donald Trump jettisoned four decades of engagement with Beijing in favor of a more...