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Music author James Campion’s ode to “Over the Rainbow” and its universal themes of imagination, hope and dreaming.

How much can a film truly influence policy and opinion? Ahmed Ragheb reexamines The Battle of Algiers and its continuing relevance.

If you like country music, you should read this. If you don’t like country music, you should definitely read this.

What we talk about when we talk about literary minimalism.

Lily Ekimian explores the anatomy and charm of a David Sedaris book signing.

Dreams and reality clash in these two films directed by legendary filmmaker Luis Buñuel.

Music author James Campion revisits The Rolling Stones’ Let It Bleed for its 50th anniversary.

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A poem by Julia Ferreira.

A poem by Calvin Le Brun.

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