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Why NBC Deserves Better Than Jeff Zucker, and Other Culture Highlights From This Week’s New York

... Shaping the Future , currently running at the Museum of the City of New York. And finally, Stephanie Zacharek details Willem Dafoe's work in Idiot Savant thusly: "If the sight of Willem Dafoe making his entrance in a Samurai topknot, multiple layered dirndl skirts, and socks held up with garters — while he’s also carrying a birdcage housing a plastic duck, by the...

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The Devil in Dave, and Other Culture Highlights From This Week’s New York

In this week's magazine, Robert Kolker ponders David Letterman's crisis-management skills and what they tell us about him. Emma Rosenblum hops a cab with Edward Norton . Logan Hill raps with New York Comedy Festival headliner Ricky Gervais . Stephanie Zacharek and Scott Brown review Broadway's After Miss Julie and Memphis: The Musical . Boris Kachka profiles Quartett 's Isabelle Huppert . Dan Kois...

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Brighton Beach Memoirs

... the aggravating and overly ingratiating edges of Simon's script. The unmoved this time around are Stephanie Zacharek and John Simon: Simon doesn't like what he sees as a not-Jewish-enough production, while one suspects Zacharek wouldn't like Brighton Beach Memoirs if it contained a musical number midway through praising her by name. Newsday A+ (Linda Winer) With his beautifully...

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After Miss Julie

... (when mentioned) and the set design all come out with generally favorable marks. NYMag A (Stephanie Zacharek) August Strindberg’s 1888 play Miss Julie is lauded as a great work, but I’m not so sure about that. It’s a terse, cold play that examines an archetypal hysterical female, locked into rigid ideas of sex and class, as if she were a bug under a jar. It is scarily...

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Wild Things Dissers

... Post's Lou Lumenick, Toronto Globe and Mail's Liam Lacey, L.A. Times' Kenny Turan, Salon.com's Stephanie Zacharek and Time Out's Keith Uhlich. So hold up on that positive emerging consensus I alluded to a day or so ago....

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Wild Things Great ... for Adults

Spike Jonze’s Where the Wild Things Are takes a 10-sentence children’s book and turns it into a full-length movie that’s not really for kids at all. But most critics liked it anyway. Here’s what they’re saying: “Parents and tykes expecting the next Shrek will be sorely disappointed if not a...

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John Irving Returns, and Other Wild Culture Highlights From This Week’s New York

... on Westminster . Logan Hill talks to butt-slapping Wild Things soundtracker Karen O . Dan Kois and Stephanie Zacharek review Broadway's Hamlet , Broke-ology , Wishful Drinking , Let Me Down Easy , and Love, Loss, and What I Wore . And David Edelstein reviews Spike Jonze's Where the Wild Things Are . Read more posts by Lane Brown Filed Under: in the magazine , john irving

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Where Technology Meets Community: In Defense of Cars

... Metacritic, the lowest score for a Pixar film. Many critics saw it as an uninspired or derivative. Stephanie Zacharek said that it, “feels soldered together from a scrap heap of tired ideas,” and Manohla Dargis complained , “ Cars is nothing if not totally, disappointingly new-age Disney.” Even positive reviews were tepid: David Ansen said that, “It dazzles...