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John Stamos on Bob Saget and the Many Stages of Their Friendship
When the stand-up comic and actor Bob Saget died on Jan. 9 at 65, stunned friends and family responded with…
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World
Japan’s Monkey Queen Faces Challenge to Her Reign: Mating Season
Smashing the patriarchy in the human world has been easier said than done. But last year, a 9-year-old female Japanese…
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Arts
Jon Bernthal’s Guide to Making It as a Supporting Actor
For Jon Bernthal, the purest kind of acting happens as part of an ensemble. “It’s such a collaborative art,” he…
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Arts
Review: Reveling in Live Dance at Japan Society
Japan Society’s contemporary dance festival, an annual event that samples recent works from several East Asian countries, skipped last year,…
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World
No Longer in Service: BlackBerry Phones Come to Their End
For many years, my work for The New York Times was centered on one thing: BlackBerrys. But this week, the…
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Sports
Making Your Running Resolution Stick
New runners working toward their first mile have plenty in common with experienced runners looking to hit an Olympic qualifying…
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