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Contributors

The Mail: The Mail

Goings On

Tables for Two: Din Tai Fung • 1633 Broadway

Comment: Voting Deniers

Dept. of Influences: Doppelgängers

The Pictures: Trumpier

Political Ink: Tattoo Caucus

Talent Show: Leaving the Law Behind

Life and Letters: Coming Alive • In the thrall of discovery, the neurologist sent updates to family and friends.

Shouts & Murmurs: Eek!

Annals of Gastronomy: Sensory Overload • SENSORY OVERLOAD A wild Danish restaurant combines avant-garde dining with immersive theatre.

The Political Scene: Uncommitted • Among the Gaza protest voters in Michigan.

Poems: I Nearly Died from the Socratic Method

Profiles: The Escape Artist • The Italian priest who helps women in the Mafia flee the criminal underworld.

Fiction: Ambrose

Poems: Old Movies

A Critic at Large: Rhythm Collector • Eblis Álvarez’s Meridian Brothers unites the many strands of Latin music.

Books: Move to Trash • Is it time for a new Constitution?

Books: Briefly Noted

Books: Merely Players • Race, politics, and the theatre collide in Alan Hollinghurst’s new novel.

Pop Music: Immaterial Girl • Sophie is gone. Her music lives on.

The Theatre: Close Quarters • Jen Silverman’s “The Roommate” and Celine Song’s “Family.”

On Television: Family Style • “La Maison,” on Apple TV+.

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Puzzles & Games Dept.: The Crossword • A challenging puzzle.