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Goings On About Town: This Week

Goings On About Town: Television

Goings On About Town: Podcasts

Tables for Two: Le Rock • 45 Rockefeller Plaza

Comment: Endgames

The Pictures: Playing Emmett Till

Master Class: End of Story

Atlanta Postcard: Infestation

Life’s Work: Words Per Minute

The Sporting Scene: Sand Trap • Saudi money and Donald Trump roil “the gentleman’s game.”

Shouts & Murmurs: Updated Covid-19 Health-Screening Form

American Chronicles: Scratch That • What we’ve lost playing the lottery.

A Reporter at Large: Patriot Games • Guo Wengui has been linked to Chinese intelligence, the F.B.I., and Donald Trump. What is he after?

Poem: The Night Nurse

Annals of Diplomacy: Arming Ukraine • How the West helped fight Vladimir Putin.

Poem: Finally

Fiction: Tiny, Meaningless Things

Books: Becoming Paul Newman • Who the actor was and who he wanted to be.

Books: Briefly Noted

A Critic at Large: Children of the Coast • Abdulrazak Gurnah weighs the costs of leaving—and staying—home.

Pop Music: Take Me Home • With Plains, two indie-rock stars rediscover their Southern roots.

The Theatre: Willy Loman, Jazzman • “Death of a Salesman.”

Dancing: Mobilized • Alexei Ratmansky responds to the war in Ukraine.

The Current Cinema: Coming Apart • “The Banshees of Inisherin” and “Aftersun.”

CARTOON CAPTION CONTEST

Puzzles & Games Dept.: At the Watering Hole • A themed crossword.