The New Yorker
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Matthew Weiner’s “Mad Men” follow-up feels troubled by the same issues it seeks to explore, while Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner’s comedy benefits from a loosey-goosey ensemble.
Sketchbook by Barry Blitt: Young Trump had a very, very successful paper route.
Zoya Akhtar’s film is a welcome reminder that the wealthy might, in some cases, have inner lives that aren’t nearly as gilded as their living quarters.
Warren is reinforcing an insidious way in which Americans talk about race: as though it were a measurable biological category, one that, in some cases, can be determined by a single drop of blood.
The Opéra de Paris revives “Les Huguenots,” in which religious hatred fuels an orgy of violence.