By Ezra Glinter
Ezra Glinter writes that ‘Old Ideas,’ Leonard Cohen’s first album of new material in eight years, does not contain any timeless songs like ‘Hallelujah’ or ‘Suzanne.’
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By Ezra Glinter
Tintin, the cartoon hero that Steven Spielberg is bringing to the big screen, is nothing but noble. The same cannot be said of his creator, the Belgian cartoonist Hergé.
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By Ezra Glinter
When ordinary citizens fail to effect change, what can be done? The British writer John Berger looks to the 16th-century philosopher Baruch ‘Bento’ Spinoza for answers.
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By Ezra Glinter
‘Bored to Death,’ the new HBO comedy by Jonathan Ames, is one of the few shows to delve into the persona of Brooklyn, beyond the cliches to real life.
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By Ezra Glinter and Nate Lavey
In his new exhibit, Tobi Kahn tries to address the momentous trauma of 9/11.
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