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The real-estate investor new to politics and New Jersey, Alexis Lewis.
A World Cup both spectacularly entertaining and unabashedly corrupt.
The Cadillac of coolers.
Navigating the city’s baseball diamonds.
Mingles backstage at Liza Minnelli’s 80th-birthday bash.
The Cape Cod–style cottage on a bluff above the Long Island Sound.
The Noortwyck won over locals with a cozy room and smart cooking. Its follow-up, Oriana, fans the fire and the fireworks.
A TikTok phenom arrives in New York.
For this season of House of the Dragon, James Norton pushed himself into more villainous terrain
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A new Netflix adaptation doesn’t shy from the classic’s contradictions.
Madonna matches the highs of her 2005 opus on Confessions II.
In its final season, The Bear returns to kitchen essentials.
Jonathan Spector’s Birthright is topical and humane — and, above all, hopeful.
Twenty-five picks for the next two weeks.
Matt Gaffney’s latest puzzle.
Our deliberately oversimplified guide to who falls where on our taste hierarchies.
