On Reflection
A poem
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A poem
A poem
Even half a century after her suicide, both her work and her life remain thrilling and horrifying.
Listening to a young band rapidly assimilating and remixing genres it would soon transcend
In a new memoir, the lead singer of Ratt remembers what may be the most forgettable cultural phenomenon of the modern era.
The theory and practice of serving a drink vibrated, not stirred
Richard was disciplined and controlling. Lorenz was undisciplined, uncontrollable, and often drunk. But it worked.
How a TV franchise mutated into a demented hybrid of gossip generator and infomercial
Reassessing the literary legacy of the Lost Generation's Edward Thomas
Anyone who thinks the story of Marilyn Monroe doesn't warrant such attention doesn't know much about it.
On the 20th anniversary of the beloved Bill Murray comedy, it’s time to recognize it as a profound work of contemporary metaphysics.
The new Jonathan Dee novel, and the most intelligent biography of a fashion designer ever written
The Baroque sculptor’s audience has finally come around to his way of seeing the world.
The IRS Scandal Is a Test: Is It Too Hard to Fire Misbehaving Bureaucrats?
Dissidents Fight Back as Governments Step Up Spyware Attacks
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If a Senate Candidate Chops a Watermelon with an Ax in the Woods, Does It Make a Sound?
This Is the Biggest Mistake 60-Year Old Men Make About the Economy
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