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From Innovation to Provocation, China’s Artists on a Global Path
East (minus 3) meets West at the Guggenheim, in what Holland Cotter calls a “powerful, unmissable event” about a world we are still getting to know.
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A ‘Dynasty’ for Generation ‘Gossip Girl’ (Mom Can Watch, Too)
The show that epitomized 1980s excess has been updated for the 21st century, with more racial and sexual diversity but still plenty of camp and vamp.
By ALEXANDRA JACOBS
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Decades of Sexual Harassment Accusations Against Harvey Weinstein
An investigation by The New York Times found allegations stretching back to 1990 about Mr. Weinstein’s treatment of women in Hollywood.
By JODI KANTOR and MEGAN TWOHEY
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Review: Lang Lang Opens Carnegie Season With a Gershwin Gimmick
The star pianist, Chick Corea and Maxim Lando joined the Philadelphia Orchestra for an overblown, indulgent five-hand rendition of “Rhapsody in Blue.”
By ANTHONY TOMMASINI
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Hear the Music Behind Dan Brown’s Latest Novel
The author’s idea for “Origin” began with hearing his brother, Gregory Brown, blend sacred music and science in a Darwin-inspired mass.
By JOSHUA BARONE
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Rami Malek of ‘Mr. Robot’ Doesn’t Want to Be Alone Anymore
The actor reveals why he and his character are done with isolation, some of his own paranoia, and the secret to playing Freddie Mercury.
By KATHRYN SHATTUCK
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MoMA Plunges Headfirst Into Fashion
With its first exhibition since 1944 on clothing design, the Museum of Modern Art gives the Met’s Costume Institute some healthy competition.
By ROBERTA SMITH
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Ai Weiwei, Once and Future New Yorker, Barnstorms Through the Boroughs
With the refugee crisis on his mind, and the city as backdrop, the media-minded dissident is building 300 public art installations.
By TED LOOS
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Pink Quietly Became Pop Royalty. Here’s How She Made It Last.
Nearly 20 years after her debut, she’s never faded away. Instead, she’s steadily sold music, has had four No. 1 hits and now a new album, “Beautiful Trauma.”
By JOE COSCARELLI