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The writer Thomas King and I first met over Zoom in early February to talk about how he found out he is not a member of the Cherokee Nation in any way, shape, or form. He’s not an Indigenous person or a mixed-blood Native either, according to...
IT’S A FEW HOURS before polls close in Michigan, and Rebecca Katz is alone in front of the stage at the Majestic Theatre in Midtown Detroit, pacing. Her candidate, Abdul El-sayed, is scheduled to have his Election Night party here, and over the...
A Seoul-set Chekhov production at the Park Avenue Armory, Isabella Rossellini hosts a midtown screening of White Nights, Lizzie Borden gets the Ryan Murphy treatment, and more picks for the next month
LOOK, THE KID IS FINE AT SOCCER. At 11, he’s competitive, and he loves the game. But if his mother, Elizabeth, had it her way, he would still be on one of the town’s low-cost teams, where he started at age 6, rather than the $5,000-a-year club...
In Amita Rao, Gen Z’s answer to Friends has a wide-eyed breakout star The tricky thing about hanging out with Amita Rao, who plays Issa, the roommate with main-character energy on the FX sitcom Adults, is remembering she is not Issa. Except...