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Arts
Red Hot Chili Peppers Honor Eddie Van Halen, and 10 More New Songs
Every Friday, pop critics for The New York Times weigh in on the week’s most notable new songs and videos.…
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News
Newton Harrison, a Founder of the Eco-Art Movement, Dies at 89
Newton Harrison, who with his wife, Helen Mayer Harrison, was a founder of the eco-art movement, creating work that married…
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Arts
Why Does Hollywood Keep Using Fat Suits?
Slender Courteney Cox portraying a plump teenage Monica Geller on “Friends” started the gag in ’90s Hollywood. Gwyneth Paltrow’s role…
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Business
Inflation May Save You Money on Your Taxes
High inflation has taken an obvious toll on the cost of groceries, new cars and rents, among other things. But…
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Books
7 Audiobooks to Listen to Now
🎧 Uncultured: A Memoir By Daniella Mestyanek Young, with Brandi Larsen. Read by the author. Raised in the Children of…
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Arts
How Much Would You Pay to Hear Great Music?
“I’m a cellist, and I have played in orchestras my entire life,” Blake-Anthony Johnson, the president and chief executive of…
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World
Alone in a New World With Vast Open Space, and Sheep
Listen to This Article To hear more audio stories from publications like The New York Times, download Audm for iPhone…
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World
Democratic-Allied Group Pours $60 Million Into State Legislative Races
A Democratic-aligned group is investing nearly $60 million in state legislative races in five states, a significant sum in an…
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World
Giving People Money Is a Great Way to Reduce Poverty
Among the big changes ushered in by the pandemic was a quiet revolution in American welfare policy. OK, “quiet revolution”…
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World
The Wrong Trump Judge at the Right Time Can Wreak Havoc
In political writing about the federal judiciary, there is a convention to treat the partisan affiliation of a judge or…
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