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“The lack of power to take joy in outdoor nature is as real a misfortune as the lack of power to take joy in books,” Theodore Roosevelt said in the Outlook, a weekly magazine of his day.
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Matchbooks, pulp fiction novels and Tom Hanks and Patricia Clarkson crackling in a scene from Alfred Hitchcock’s “North by Northwest” sent guests to the 1950s last night.
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John Malkovich plays Casanova, live mutant worms at the World Science Festival and David Hockney’s juggling video installation are among Muse weekend highlights.
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Today when the doors open on the spectacularly transformed Public Theater in downtown New York, Oskar Eustis can take a place in the spotlight.
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One chilly afternoon last December, former Wyoming Senator Alan Simpson slipped out of a car and into the studio on New York’s West Side where Jon Stewart tapes “The Daily Show.”
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Great stars and great plays don’t always align on Broadway. So there’s good reason to make your way to the Stephen Sondheim Theater, where Cicely Tyson is finally getting the showcase she deserves in Horton Foote’s elegiac “The Trip to Bountiful.”
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Most Broadway shows are resuming performances today as downtown theaters remain dark amid a crippling power outage.
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“Mad Men” is back, Bette Midler’s on Broadway and Rodriguez sings in New York -- all are among Muse recommendations for this weekend.
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A generation ago, Oriana Fallaci was one of the most famous journalists in the world, interviewing Fidel Castro, Indira Gandhi, Henry Kissinger and the Ayatollah 3`1Khomeini, among other global history makers.
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In “Ganesh Versus the Third Reich,” the elephant-headed Hindu god goes to Germany to reclaim the swastika design that the Fuhrer has turned into an icon of slaughter.
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