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“I’m excited that he’s doing something that he loves. It’s a pity that it’s going to destroy everything that I love.” As a high-school friend group reconnects for a wedding, they reckon with the fact that one of their own is designing A.I. technology, in “Josh’s Wedding.” Watch the full documentary:
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Sam Smith’s No. 1, Grammy-winning hit, “Unholy,” upended the public perception of them, they say in a new interview. “There’s something about the sex in the song and the sexuality in the music and also the fun and lightheartedness of it that I think just challenged some people’s tastes when it came to me.” Listen to the full conversation:
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“Very few people say they got radicalized in med school,” the Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed tells David Remnick. But working at a prestigious hospital and seeing the difference between how wealthy and indigent patients were treated “really changed the way I thought about our system.” Read their full conversation:
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In a new report, David D. Kirkpatrick writes about the Biden Administration’s handling of the war in Gaza—and the top officials who now express regret about it. “Virtually everyone involved thought that Israel was killing more Palestinians than was necessary to achieve any legitimate objective,” Kirkpatrick notes. “What surprised me the most was the vast gulf between what the Biden Administration knew internally and what they said to the Israelis privately, and, on the other hand, what they said and did publicly.” Read his investigation:
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How do Jeremy Strong’s directors and castmates respond to his approach to acting? “Of course, it is never my intention to interfere with anyone else’s experience or anyone else’s way of working,” he tells David Remnick. “But commit to what you’re doing, and utterly.” Listen to their full conversation on #NewYorkerRadio:
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Omer Bartov is an Israeli professor of Holocaust and genocide studies at Brown University. His new book, “Israel: What Went Wrong?,” argues that Zionism has morphed into an ideology of extremism that led to genocide in Gaza following the Hamas attacks of October 7th. He joins David Remnick on #RadioHour to discuss. Listen to the full episode:
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Jennifer Welch, the co-host of the “I’ve Had It” podcast, talks to David Remnick about why Gavin Newsom is going to have the same issues that Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris had with the Democratic base, and whom she likes as a 2028 candidate. Listen to their full conversation:
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Kristen Stewart shares why she decided to purchase the Highland Theatre, a hundred-year-old venue in Los Angeles that closed in the spring of 2024. “My vision for that space is that we can have safe, radical spaces to show work that is both mainstream and also completely marginal.” Watch the full New Yorker Mini Interview with Kristen Stewart and Alia Shawkat here:
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In this week’s Radio Hour, David Remnick is joined by the pioneering d.j. Grandmaster Flash, who is credited as being one of the founders of hip-hop. Flash was the first to show just how much a single performer could do with a pair of turntables and a mixer. Together, the two discuss Flash's creative innovations that skyrocketed hip-hop’s trajectory—and listen to one of his earliest tracks. Listen to their full conversation:
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Have you been injured by an exploding Acme product? Is your nemesis constantly evading your grasp? Have you been slammed into the ground so hard that your body makes an accordion-like wheezing sound when you walk? You are not alone. In 1990, The New Yorker’s Ian Frazier revealed the systematic catastrophes that one Wile E. Coyote faced because of the negligence of the Acme Company. Now Frazier and Will Forte (Will Forte), the star of the movie version of his story, are looking for justice, seeking the counsel of an actual personal-injury lawyer. Sign up for our humor newsletter to read the inspiration for a future Hollywood blockbuster:
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