Month: August 2025

[ Big anniversaries demand big releases. After all, what is the point of peerless longevity if not to flaunt all that accumulated mastery? Vacheron Constantin has just turned a spry 270 years–the oldest manufacture to operate continuously since its founding–and it certainly has the horological chops to prove it. Case in point: the bombastically named
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While Kelly reckons with his own personal failings – occasionally detailed in flashbacks filling out his path to stardom – his crew have problems of their own. His manager Ron is constantly on the phone to his incredibly understanding wife Lois (Greta Gerwig) as she deals with their own familial crisis, while Kelly’s publicist Liz
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Patti Smith is reissuing her seminal 1975 debut album, Horses, to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The newly remastered edition arrives October 10 in 2xLP and 2xCD formats via Legacy Recordings. It includes alternate takes of album tracks, Smith’s original 1975 audition tape for RCA, and four previously unreleased songs: “Distant Fingers,” “The Hunter Gets Captured
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As a children’s librarian, helping families read together is the most rewarding part of my job. And, as a new parent, I understand how challenging that can be—you are underslept, overstimulated, and reading on someone else’s schedule. When I first started working with children and families, it was clear how confusing and overwhelming choosing books
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There are certain filmmakers where each utterance becomes agravitational pull, and Werner Herzog – charming anticonformist, profound depictor of hubris, reality television fan, chicken loather and occasional bullet survivor – is undoubtedly one. His latest,Ghost Elephants, is not only intriguing as the film that accompanied his lifetime achievement award at Venice, but also for the
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