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Applied Humour

Since my own sense of humour seems to have gone on an indefinite strike, I am going to outsource some Continue reading →

Double click

Two reasons to love the New Yorker this week: 1. Anthony Lane’s review of Antichrist. For every promise of affection, Continue reading →

Lovers Lane

Warning: Anthony Lane lovefest ahead. Seven hours ago, the New Yorker made my Saturday and put Anthony Lane’s review of Continue reading →

Olympic Gold

And the medal goes to Anthony Lane for his mammoth and brilliant diary of the Olympic fortnight in the New Continue reading →

O bummer

This is the cover of the New Yorker for the issue dated July 21, 2008. Barack Obama, it has been Continue reading →

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