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Feature An insider’s POV on the GOP and the untold story of Shakespeare’s first theater

By The Week US Published 10 December 25

feature A chronicle of Mexico’s shifts in power and how Sid Caesar shaped the early days of television

By The Week US Published 3 December 25

feature A self-help guide for lonely young men and a new memoir from the godmother of punk

By The Week US Published 25 November 25

feature “Lux” and “Sad and Beautiful World”

By The Week US Published 19 November 25

feature The culture divide in small-town Ohio and how the internet usurped dictionaries

By The Week US Published 12 November 25

feature A kidnapped CEO might only appear to be human, an amateurish art heist goes sideways, and Jean-Luc Godard’s ‘Breathless’ gets a lively homage

By The Week US Published 5 November 25

feature An examination of humanity in the face of “the Machine” and a posthumous memoir from one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims, who recently died by suicide

By The Week US Published 5 November 25

Feature The journalist recommends works by Bryan Stevenson, David Grann, and more

By The Week US Published 22 October 25

The Week Recommends The author shares works by Vasily Grossman, Jason Matthews and Patrick O’Brien

By The Week UK Published 17 October 25

The Week Recommends The author shares works by Charles Chaplin, David Niven and Stephen Greenblatt

By The Week UK Published 10 October 25

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Feature An ambitious plan is underway in Colombia to secure and permanently protect 1,495 hectares of highly threatened forest and wetlands before they’re lost forever to deforestation. Now is the moment for you to help make it a reality

By The Week UK Published 1 October 25

Feature Redford’s most lasting influence may have been as the man who ‘invigorated American independent cinema’ through Sundance

By The Week US Published 30 September 25