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Jay Kelly: ‘deeply mischievous’ Hollywood satire starring George Clooney
The Week Recommends Noah Baumbach’s smartly scripted Hollywood satire is packed with industry in-jokes
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Motherland: a ‘brilliantly executed’ feminist history of modern Russia
The Week Recommends Moscow-born journalist Julia Ioffe examines the women of her country over the past century
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Music reviews: Rosalía and Mavis Staples
feature “Lux” and “Sad and Beautiful World”
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AI agents: When bots browse the web
feature Letting robots do the shopping
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Dick Cheney: the vice president who led the War on Terror
feature Cheney died this month at the age of 84
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6 homes for entertaining
Feature Featuring a heated greenhouse in Pennsylvania and a glamorous oasis in California
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Obesity drugs: Will Trump’s plan lower costs?
Feature Even $149 a month, the advertised price for a starting dose of a still-in-development GLP-1 pill on TrumpRx, will be too big a burden for the many Americans ‘struggling to afford groceries’
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The ‘Kavanaugh stop’
Feature Activists say a Supreme Court ruling has given federal agents a green light to racially profile Latinos
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Affordability: Does Trump have an answer?
Feature Trump ‘refuses to admit there is a problem’
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Film reviews: ‘Jay Kelly’ and ‘Sentimental Value’
Feature A movie star looks back on his flawed life and another difficult dad seeks to make amends
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6 homes on the Gulf Coast
Feature Featuring an elegant townhouse in New Orleans’ French Quarter and contemporary coastal retreat in Texas
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The vast horizons of the Puna de Atacama
The Week Recommends The ‘dramatic and surreal’ landscape features volcanoes, fumaroles and salt flats
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Asylum hotels: everything you need to know
The Explainer Using hotels to house asylum seekers has proved extremely unpopular. Why, and what can the government do about it?
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Shein in Paris: has the fashion capital surrendered its soul?
Talking Point Despite France’s ‘virtuous rhetoric’, the nation is ‘renting out its soul to Chinese algorithms’
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