The New Yorker (Culture and Politics)

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• Tobias Menzies of “The Crown” Crashed on Helena Bonham Carter’s Couch Before Lockdown

  1er décembre 2020, par Sarah Larson — Magazine / The Firm, Actors, British, The Crown, Prince Philip, Wallace Shawn, Television
  Prior to playing Prince Philip, the British actor took on Wallace Shawn’s “The Fever,” Brutus, and a cursed bridegroom in “Game of Thrones.”

• The Best Music of 2020

  30 novembre 2020, par Amanda Petrusich — Culture / 2020 in Review, Culture / Culture Desk, Music, Albums, Lists, Freddie Gibbs, Bob Dylan
  In my listening this year, I wanted only to be felled instantaneously—works by Dua Lipa, Adrianne Lenker, and eight more artists did that.

• Why the Assassination of a Scientist Will Have No Impact on Iran’s Nuclear Program

  30 novembre 2020, par Robin Wright — News / Our Columnists, Iran, Nuclear Power, Assassinations, Israel, Diplomacy, Joe Biden
  Since Friday’s killing, the question increasingly being asked in Washington and the Middle East is about motive.

• The Cost of Trump’s Assault on the Press and the Truth

  30 novembre 2020, par David Remnick — Magazine / Comment, News / Election 2020 Commentary, Presidents, Donald Trump, Media, Press, Reporters, Journalists, Joe Biden, Sean Spicer, Thomas Jefferson
  The President is being forced to give up his attempt to overturn the election. But he will continue his efforts to build an alternative reality around himself.

• What Does It Mean to “Reimagine” an Orchestra Season?

  30 novembre 2020, par Alex Ross — Magazine / Musical Events, Classical Music, Orchestras, Online, Detroit Symphony, Symphonies, Seattle, Streaming, Cincinnati, San Francisco Symphony, The New York Philharmonic, Operas
  With live performances constrained by the pandemic, musical ensembles are streaming productions for listeners curious enough to seek them out.

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