Magazine Issue

March 21, 2023

Requiem for a gag
Magazine - Life & Arts

Requiem for a gag

History of the World, Part II proves that some things are really not worth the wait after all. The Monty Python-esque History of the World, Part I…

Daniel Ross Goodman
Chaim Topol, 1935-2023
Magazine - Obituary

Chaim Topol, 1935-2023

Sholem Aleichem’s Tevye stories revolutionized Yiddish literature in the late-19th century. Tevye the Dairyman, as the collection of these innovative stories would be titled, helped pave the…

Daniel Ross Goodman
Journalists jump the gun on praising Biden’s bank bailout
Economy

Journalists jump the gun on praising Biden’s bank bailout

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Brandon Armstrong
The reviews are in
Magazine - Life & Arts

The reviews are in

A few weeks ago, in Hanover, Germany, dance critic Wiebke Huber found herself face to face with an angry choreographer. It seems that Huber had just that…

Rob Long
Bill Nighy’s triumph
Magazine - Life & Arts

Bill Nighy’s triumph

Living, the new film from South African director Oliver Hermanus, works a strange and leisurely magic. A seeming examination of bureaucratic inertia in 1950s London, it blossoms…

Graham Hillard
Consulting ourselves to death
Business

Consulting ourselves to death

During the final years of the Obama administration, I was teaching at a large private university where the nascent “great awokening” had made itself manifest in a…

Geoff Shullenberger