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Robert Frost and the Future of Biography
The expertly edited ‘Biography Across the Digitized Globe’ is a kind of battle for recognition of biographers and their subjects that AI may tend to usurp but that cannot be silenced so long as biographers continue to pursue the genre.
George Clooney Brings His Star Power to Broadway, but Not Much Else
The main problem with ‘Good Night, and Good Luck,’ and with Clooney’s performance as Edward R. Murrow in particular, is that they’re kind of dull.
A Documentary, ‘The Hermit of Treig’ Tells the Story of a Man Who’s Lived Off the Grid for Decades
The environmentally minded will take a shine to the subject’s fortitude and his back-to-the-land sense of wonder, but few of them are likely to take up a life in which convenience is in such short supply.
Joe Rogan’s Vibe Shift Increasingly Means Dogmatism Over Curiosity
While ‘Glazer’ Is Imperfect, the Debut Feature Introduces Us to Two Scrappy Talents Worth Watching
Now at Brooklyn’s St. Ann’s Warehouse, a Most Raucous Presentation of Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
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