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Sunday, January 11, 2026
A Unique Ferrari Potentially Worth $72 Million Will Soon Be Auctioned
The 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO is being offered for sale for the first time since 1999.
By GARY GASTELU |
Tracy Letts’ 1996 ‘Bug’ Is More Timely Than Ever in Broadway Premiere
The two-act play becomes both funnier and more moving as it grows more horrifying.
By ELYSA GARDNER |
‘Dead Man’s Wire’ Recreates a Little-Known, Harrowing Hostage Situation From 1970s America
While underwhelming in some aspects, the real-life nature of the case and tension throughout keep one interested and even riveted at times.
By CARLOS SOUSA |
Three Group Biographies Explore American Women as Exiles, Divas, and Fame Machine Products
By CARL ROLLYSON |
Uneven Temper and Tone Mar Prudovsky’s ‘My Neighbor Adolf’
By MARIO NAVES |
MoMA Revival Fest’s Lineup Runs Gamut From Kitsch to Classic
By MARIO NAVES |
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