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“I refuse to be intimidated by time,” by Erika Meitner [338d]
Billy Corgan on Heels vs. Baby Faces, and the Case of Donald Trump [338d]
Other People’s Money Can Drive You Mad [338d]
The Best New Book Written Entirely in Latin You’ll Try to Read This Year [338d]
Jackie Wullschläger’s “Monet: The Restless Vision,” Reviewed [338d]
White Men Can’t Accessorize [338d]
The French Perfumer Behind the Internet’s Favorite Fragrance, Baccarat Rouge 540 [338d]
Letters from Our Readers [338d]
How a Mid-Century Paramour Became a Democratic Power Broker [338d]
Christoph Niemann’s “Smoke and Mirrors” [338d]
The Art of Taking It Slow [338d]
How Inflation Fooled Almost Everybody [338d]
Bowen Yang Is Sorry He’s Not Your Clown Today [338d]
“Our Town” ’s Town [338d]
Daily Cartoon: Monday, September 16th [338d]
Let’s Have a Long Talk About Our Relationship Just Before Bed! [338d]
“For Better or Worse,” by Megan Fernandes [338d]
One Man’s Stand Against Donald Trump’s Election Denialism [338d]
Briefly Noted Book Reviews [338d]
Law Roach, the Architect of Zendaya’s Red-Carpet Style [338d]