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Agatha Christie’s Mid-Century ‘Manosphere’ Reveals a Different Kind of Dysfunctional Male

Agatha Christie’s Mid-Century ‘Manosphere’ Reveals a Different Kind of Dysfunctional Male

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This piece contains spoilers for Towards Zero. Agatha Christie, a middle-class English crime writer who preferred to be known as a housewife, is the world’s bestselling novelist. Since her death in 1976, her work has been translated into over 100 languages and adapted for cinema, TV and even video games. Her writing is characterised by its cheerful readability and ruthless dissection of hypocrisy, greed and respectability. Christie is fascinated…See the Story

Shooting Alone: The Unknowable Story of Thomas Matthew Crooks

Donald Trump · Butler

Shooting Alone: The Unknowable Story of Thomas Matthew Crooks

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

One year ago, Thomas Matthew Crooks shot and almost killed Donald Trump. Why do we know so little about him? By Rich Cohen I was not especially appalled—not at first, anyway—when I heard, on the evening of July 13, 2024, that Donald Trump had been shot at a political rally in Butler, Pennsylvania. We’ve been stuck in the current moment like a stylus on a scratched record; perhaps this evil act would finally get us back in the groove. But the mor…Read Article

Megan Stalter Isn’t Afraid of Being "Way Too Loud"

Britney Spears · Ohio

Megan Stalter Isn’t Afraid of Being "Way Too Loud"

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

“I think that being a little delusional helps you in this business.” From Hacks to Lena Dunham’s new TV show, the Ohio-born actress isn’t afraid to be sensitive, theatrical, and “way too loud” By Carolina de Armas Britney Spears once sang, “There’s only two types of people in the world / The ones that entertain and the ones that observe.” Megan Stalter always knew she was the former; it was just a matter of when she’d get the spotlight and a wil…Read Article

The Mysterious Life of the Man-Child Who Tried to Kill Trump

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We take our coffee red, white, and blue. On this week’s podcast, Rich Cohen looks at the Trump shooting, one year later, and the mysteries around the gunman By Ashley Baker and Michael Hainey It was almost a year ago that a young man named Thomas Crooks tried to assassinate Donald Trump. Yet, all this time later, he and his motives remain essentially a mystery. Our writer Rich Cohen has been looking into Crooks’s life and death and is here with …Coffee · United States Read Article

A Mellow-Yellow Montauk Moment ...

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A mellow-yellow Montauk moment. By Klaus Kremmerz This item was originally published on airmail.news. Read on Air Mail →Montauk · Montauk Read Article

A Must-Visit 17th-century Inn in the English Countryside

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English summertime at its very best. The Double Red Duke, which dates to the 17th century, offers Cotswolds charm for a fraction of the price of flashier farmhouses By Ashley Baker The Cotswolds are often referred to as “the Hamptons of London.” But this New Yorker (now living in London) respectfully disagrees.The eastern tip of Long Island wouldn’t be such a sensation without the wide white-sand beaches that rival the global greats. (On a town …David Beckham · England Read Article

The Sienna Hat Delivers Glamour and Sun Protection in Equal Measure

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wear By Jennifer Noyes Equal parts elegant and effective, this wide-brimmed hat doesn’t compromise on sun coverage or style. The Sienna Hat’s Read Article

Joe Keery Turns His Sound Upside Down on "The Crux"

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LISTEN By Henry McGrath Joe Keery (stage name: Djo) has come a long way from his synthpop origins. He’s hit what we can fittingly call—and what fans READ ON Read Article

Marie-Louise Sciò Unpacks Her Travel Routine

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“Don’t forget to take a scarf.” The creative director and C.E.O. of Pellicano Hotels reveals her travel routine Does anyone else travel around Italy with the frequency of Marie-Louise Sciò? Although the sunny, stylish taste-maker lives in Rome, she is frequently shuttling between her three hotels—La Posta Vecchia, in Palo Laziale, the Mezzatore Hotel & Thermal Spa, on Ischia, and Il Pellicano, on the Tuscan coast. “The Pelli,” as it’s known, is …Rome · Rome Read Article

The Many Lives of Princess Natalie Paley

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Princess Natalie Paley, photographed for Vogue by George Hoyningen-Huene, 1933. The life and times of the model, actress, and muse Natalie Paley are the subject of a new exhibition By Amy Fine Collins Of all the extraordinary women named to the International Best-Dressed List in its 85-year history, the most haunting figure to me is Princess Natalie Paley, a seven-time winner. READ ON Read Article

A Treasure Trove Sees the Light in Australia

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Pablo Picasso’s 1939 painting Woman in a Multicoloured Hat, included in the National Gallery of Australia’s exhibition. Confiscated by the Nazis during the Second World War, works by everyone from Cézanne to Picasso collected by a Jewish Holocaust survivor go on show in Australia By Tai Mitsuji When Heinz Berggruen left Germany for America in 1936, he was not allowed more than 10 marks in his pocket. As a young journalist in Berlin, Berggruen ha…World War II · Australia Read Article

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