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May 21, 2007
It’s Boring at the Top

Is Andreas Gursky—the highest-priced photographer alive—running out of ideas?

May 14, 2007
Anime Planet

Cartoony imagery gets at serious themes in these shows by Japanese artists—one a contemporary star, the other relatively new to the New York scene.

May 28, 2007
Another Awakening

Passing Strange, at the Public, is this season’s third new musical that—amazing!—actually feels relevant.

April 16, 2007
Instant Classic

The Met’s new Greek and Roman galleries are perfect for scholars and Byronic dreamers alike.

May 21, 2007
Over and Out

On the wordy pleasures of August Wilson’s Radio Golf. Plus: Why are such talented stage actors working in such lame plays?

May 21, 2007
Act Your Age, Jessica Fletcher!

A pair of career arcs: Angela Lansbury’s real age, and the ages (estimated) of her characters.

May 14, 2007
Bialystock and Gloom

The Producers is gone; Legally Blonde is here. And maybe it’s time to slow down the Hollywood-to-Broadway conveyor. Plus: LoveMusik’s lovely music.

April 23, 2007
Nixon's the One

The road from White House disgrace to Broadway buzz.

May 7, 2007
We Still Have Nixon to Kick Around

In Frost/Nixon, Frank Langella gives a surprising dignity to Tricky Dick.

October 23, 2006
Bossa Nova on the Concourse

The Bronx Museum dedicates its shiny new home by taking a trip to sixties Rio.

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