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Friday, June 22, 2012

Culture Beast: Woody Allen Does It Again

The Culture Beast

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The Daily Beast
June 22

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Five must-dos this week
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FILM
Woody Allen’s Black Magic
To Rome With Love, the legendary director’s follow-up to last year’s hit Midnight in Paris, returns to his old obsessions—sexual avarice and megalomaniacal control. Sam Tanenhaus reviews the “superbly executed” film, which opens on Friday and stars Jesse Eisenberg, Greta Gerwig, Alec Baldwin, and a host of other luminaries.
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The Thinking Man's Glass Artist
Josiah McElheny has become one of today’s best glass artists by breaking all the rules. See photos from his first U.S. survey, which opens at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston on June 22.
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ESCAPE
The 2012 Travel Bucket List
Can’t make it to the Hamptons? Think bigger. The map is being redrawn for the intrepid traveler. Plan a trip to Guyana and more new hotspots set to change in the coming year.
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BOOKS
When Does Life Begin?
Jill Lepore’s The Mansion of Happiness examines the stages of life from the cradle to the grave. Malcolm Jones reviews the imaginative book.
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TELEVISION
Is The Newsroom any Good?
After West Wing and The Social Network, were expectations too high for Aaron Sorkin? Read our early review of his much-anticipated HBO series, premiering Sunday.
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