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Whether you love him or despise him in this time of impeachment, Donald Trump is our man in full, our seared-in, un-swipeable screenshot.
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Aleshea Harris is part of a vanguard of young, African American playwrights boring into questions of race and history through humor, drama, absurdity and tragedy.
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Martin Scorsese, cinephile director of ‘The Irishman,’ has spent much of his life looking into dark hearts and examining the avenues of violence, power and greed.
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Perspective: Marie Yovanovitch, William Taylor and other career diplomats, quiet and dignified, have become stars during the impeachment hearings.
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From “Taxi Driver” to “The Irishman,” Martin Scorsese has created indelible films for the American imagination. He’s not done just yet.
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We are a world of migrants, a planet of comings and goings.
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Flawed heroes, dark angels and dashed dreams: Why L.A. and noir are synonymous
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Raymond Chandler, Michael Connelly and beyond: 20 essential L.A. crime books
