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Christine Krizsa
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The New York Times
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Roberta Smith
– May 23, 1:29 PM
Not every enduring literary masterpiece inspires a thousand years of often great art. “The Tale of Genji,” written in early-11th-century Japan and possibly the world's first novel, is an exception. A narratively rich saga of life and…
The New York Times
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Rob Tannenbaum
– May 22, 1:14 PM
The National is a band of five men, but on a May afternoon, they were 13 men and women. Onstage at the Ed Sullivan Theater in midtown Manhattan, they rehearsed for “The Late Show With Stephen Colbert” bundled in wool caps and scarves…
The Washington Post
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Sandra Boodman
– May 25, 8:00 AM
The previous weekend, Zelin had pushed a heavy double stroller containing two of his children around a 5K racecourse near his home. A day later, he headed to a South Carolina resort where he played 36 holes of golf in two days. He assumed he'd…
The Washington Post
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William Booth
– May 25, 5:48 AM
He's the LARPer's (live action role playing) LARPer. Living the late 14th century dream. On his weird and wonderful niche-hit YouTube series, “ Modern History TV,” Kingsley wields a high-end replica of a medieval axe to demonstrate…
