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Welcome to the London Book Fair, Where Everyone Knows Their Place

‘The Regime’ and the Dictators I Have Known

Thomas Adès Takes a Step Toward the Classical Music Canon

Once You Watch an Ernie Gehr Film, You’ll Never See the World the Same Way

‘Masters of the Air’ Review: Hanks and Spielberg, Back at War

‘The American Society of Magical Negroes’ Review

The Designer Who Makes Movie Posters Worthy of Museums

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Peter Crombie, Actor Known for ‘Seinfeld’ Appearances, Dies at 71
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Peter Crombie, Actor Known for ‘Seinfeld’ Appearances, Dies at 71

Theater

Peter Crombie, Actor Known for ‘Seinfeld’ Appearances, Dies at 71

Crombie was perhaps best known for playing “Crazy” Joe Davola on the hit [+]

Leon Wildes, Immigration Lawyer Who Defended John Lennon, Dies at 90

Battling the government for more than three years, he was able to prove [+]

The Culture Desk: Emmys Night Is Finally Upon Us, but Who Will Watch?
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The Culture Desk: Emmys Night Is Finally Upon Us, but Who Will Watch?

Arts

The Culture Desk: Emmys Night Is Finally Upon Us, but Who Will Watch?

The long-delayed ceremony may mark the end of an era for the show [+]

The Designer Who Makes Movie Posters Worthy of Museums
You’ve seen Dawn Baillie’s posters for thrillers, comedies and dramas outside cineplexes. Now her work is being exhibited at Poster House in Manhattan.
How to Style a Book Shelf: Jeremiah Brent Shares His Tips
Jeremiah Brent, the newest cast member of Netflix’s “Queer Eye,” shows how he styles the shelves in the home he shares with his husband, Nate Berkus.
Len Sirowitz, Whose Bold, Offbeat Ads Captured an Era, Dies at 91
An award-winning agency art director, he brought a striking visual touch to campaigns for the Volkswagen Beetle, Sara Lee and Sony in the ’60s as well as to the antiwar and antinuclear movements.

Theater

Review: Vikingur Olafsson’s ‘Goldbergs’ Mesmerize Carnegie Hall

In his debut on the main Carnegie stage, Olafsson gave a spectacular reading [+]

‘Here’ Review: A Celebration of Connection

In Bas Devos’s muted and luminous Belgian drama, two lonely souls repeatedly encounter [+]