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1. Cinematrix No. 238: November 19, 2024
2. Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: November 18, 2024
3. Yellowstone Recap: Cattle Country
4. The Pluto-in-Aquarius Transit Is Back to Usher in Some Big Changes
5. Every Taylor Sheridan TV Show, Ranked
6. Yellowstone Recap: Cattle Country
7. The Pluto-in-Aquarius Transit Is Back to Usher in Some Big Changes
8. Every Taylor Sheridan TV Show, Ranked
9. Steve Bannon’s Second Term
10. The End of Denial

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• crime
  The Golden Boys of Nyack
  Baseball was once the pride of the town. Then a sex-abuse scandal threatened to tear it apart.

• chapters
  My Job Was My Life. Then I Got Fired.
  How failure changed my relationship to work.
  By Samhita Mukhopadhyay

• chapters
  Breaking a Child’s Will
  The Evangelical family’s twisted obsession with corporal punishment.
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• trump 2.0
  Who’s Applying to Work for DOGE?
  Here’s your competition if you want to work at Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy’s promised Department of Government Efficiency.
  By Matt Stieb

• noticing
  Tired of Trying to Be Interesting? Join the Dull Club.
  Dullness is for these members a bland blanket, a respite from an increasingly oversaturated, overprogrammed, over-whatevered world.
  By Katy Schneider

• we’ll do it live
  What’s Going On With Trump’s Cabinet? Live Updates
  Here’s the latest on all the cabinet drama, including news, commentary, and analysis.
  By Intelligencer Staff

• early and often
  Everything We Know About Trump’s Mass-Deportation Plan
  Can Trump really deport 11 million people? Will he deploy the military? Who is “border czar” Tom Homan? Here’s what we’ve learned so far.
  By Margaret Hartmann

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  just asking questions
  The Latinos Who Found Their Inner MAGA
  Reporter Jack Herrera says that Trump won over many Latino voters — but Democrats lost them first. By Benjamin Hart

• what we know
  What We Know About the Assault Claim Against Pete Hegseth
  Hegseth has maintained that a 2017 encounter was consensual but paid the unnamed woman as part of a nondisclosure agreement.
  By Nia Prater

• early and often
  Trump Cabinet Picks: Everyone He’s Announced So Far
  Trump has stunned even some Republican lawmakers with wild picks like Matt Gaetz, RFK Jr., and Pete Hegseth. Here’s the full list.
  By Margaret Hartmann

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  astrology
  Pluto in Aquarius Is Back to Usher in Some Big Changes
  You know, more big changes. How nice and not at all panic-inducing!

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  personal finance
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  How to get your money’s worth — and then some — when planning the big day.

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  power
  A World Without Men
  The women of South Korea’s 4B movement aren’t fighting the patriarchy — they’re leaving it behind entirely.

• astrology
  Your Daily Horoscope by Madame Clairevoyant: Nov. 19, 2024
  Pluto leaves Capricorn and enters Aquarius, prompting a serious evaluation of your future plans.
  By Claire Comstock-Gay

• celebrity
  Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian Is Hanging Out With a Tesla Robot
  This is probably a sign of good things to come.
  By Olivia Craighead

• celebrity
  Did Kristin Cavallari Really Hook Up With Jason Statham?
  She posted a TikTok suggesting he was her “hottest hookup.”
  By Olivia Craighead

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SNL’s Opera Man Sings What We’re All Thinking About the End of Game of Thrones

• if i could turn back time
  14 Stunning Stories From Cher’s (First) Memoir
  From Warren Beatty asking her out when she was a teenager to her “chicken joke” with Carol Burnett.
  By Justin Curto

• the pluck of the irish
  Anthony Boyle Didn’t Have To Do Much Research For Say Nothing
  “My mom, one of her earliest memories is the Brits raiding the house and her father getting pulled down the stairs by the British Army.”
  By Jackson McHenry

• book review
  Haruki Murakami Has Lost the Sauce
  Two new works read more like fan fiction set in the extended Murakami universe than the thrillingly strange novels he’s famous for.
  By Bailey Trela

• vulture 10x10
  The Hella Good Puzzle
  20-Across, Four Letters: Film role for Gwyneth and Anya
  By Stella Zawistowski

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  theater review
  Shit. Meet. Fan. Tells Us Lots That We Already Know
  Neil Patrick Harris and Jane Krakowski star in Robert O’Hara’s self-described “blistering vulgar satire.” It delivers one of those three things. By Sara Holdren

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• black friday
  The Best Early Black Friday Toy Deals
  The best deals we’ve found so far include deep discounts at Sarah’s Silks, MagnaTiles, and Melissa & Doug.
  By Liza Corsillo
• gifts
  95 Carefully Selected, Unusually Special Gifts Under $50
  Including a remote-control tarantula, Broadway tarot cards, and a very difficult puzzle.
  By Jenna Milliner-Waddell
• gifts
  The Best Gifts for Grandfathers, According to Grandfathers (and a Few Grandkids)
  A guide to shopping for the supercharged dad who “doesn’t want anything.”
  By Bella Druckman
• gifts
  The Best Gifts for Chefs, According to Chefs and Restaurant Owners
  Affordable staples, high-end equipment, and many special finds in between.
  By Emma Wartzman
• black friday
  All the Best Early Black Friday Sales (So Far)
  And most of them are the best deals you’ll find all year.
  By Sam Daly

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  under a million
  Two Balconies and a Grand Courtyard on E. 78th for $500,000
  And a Brooklyn Heights two-bedroom co-op that doesn’t require board approval.
  By Clio Chang

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  office conversion
  The Former Bank of New York Is Becoming a Circus
  And so is the rest of the city as developers scoop up spaces for adult playgrounds.
  By Adriane Quinlan

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  why this looks like that
  A Dutch Designer’s Grand Return to New York
  Hella Jongerius’s first collaboration with Salon 94 features experimental textiles and a full cast of clay animals.
  By Wendy Goodman

• who’s selling
  Bill Ackman Is Getting Out of the Beresford
  The hedge-fund billionaire is selling two units for a total of $20 million.
  By Adriane Quinlan

• election 2024
  The Trump Luxury Bump
  All-cash buyers in Manhattan seemed to be feeling pretty good last week, setting a seasonal high for contracts signed.
  By Kim Velsey

• mysteries
  The Black Hole on Columbia Heights
  An Italianate mansion mysteriously left to rot on Matt Damon’s Brooklyn Heights block.
  By Bridget Read

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underground gourmet

The City’s Best Sauce

New York’s salsas, dressings, and dips have never been brighter, bolder, or more varied. Here are 22 spots where you’ll want to order extra.

• cold cuts
  The Case Against Deli Meat
  They’re consistent, convenient, and tasty. And at a time of food recalls and outbreaks, they’re one of the riskiest things you could possibly eat.
  By Lane Brown

• the grub street diet
  Molly Baz Is Mostly Mayo These Days
  “This just happened to land on an insane, mayo-centric moment of my life.”
  By Paula Aceves

• restaurant review
  The Corner Store Is Like an Upscale Chain for Downtown Scene-Chasers
  Taylor Swift has been twice, but does the potential for a celebrity sighting offset the mediocre food?
  By Matthew Schneier

• openings
  Empirical Opens a Bushwick Bar With Noma Roots
  The company that invented Doritos booze is mixing cocktails with tofu and cold brew.
  By Tammie Teclemariam

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  guides
  Where to Eat in November
  The best restaurants for right now. By Grub Street

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  the grub street diet
  Chef Eyal Shani’s Grub Street Diet
  “I pretty much limit myself to three tools: knives, fire, and Thermomix.”
  By Paula Aceves

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  restaurant review
  Everyone’s Eating at Bridges
  Manhattan’s hottest restaurant does not play it safe.
  By Matthew Schneier

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