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J. Oliver Conroy

J. Oliver Conroy

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Tina Fey’s girl band comedy pops on Netflix

26.04.2024 10

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J. Oliver Conroy

Social Security’s retirement age is a bad deal for us all

22.03.2024 5

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J. Oliver Conroy

Why Uber won

22.03.2024 3

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J. Oliver Conroy

How the sports fan became an asset manager

22.03.2024 3

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J. Oliver Conroy

The forgotten women writers of the Shakespearean era

22.03.2024 8

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J. Oliver Conroy

The problem with Netflix’s 3 Body Problem

22.03.2024 3

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J. Oliver Conroy

Slow Horses staggers nobly into its third season

12.01.2024 6

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J. Oliver Conroy

In The Curse, Nathan Fielder pulls his tricks on himself

Nathan Fielder is a bard of discomfort. In his absurdist Comedy Central docuseries Nathan For You, the Canadian comedian offered his services as a...

01.12.2023 4

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J. Oliver Conroy

What to make of the new book from Bill Watterson of Calvin and Hobbes fame

Few American cartoonists are as adored as Bill Watterson, or as reluctant to embrace that adoration. In 1985, Watterson began publishing Calvin and...

10.11.2023 4

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J. Oliver Conroy

Werner Herzog’s memoir reveals a grizzly life all too real to be concerned with anything abstract

Being Werner Herzog, or just working with him, may be an occupational hazard. In his baroquely titled new memoir, Every Man for Himself and God...

13.10.2023 5

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J. Oliver Conroy

Tom Wolfe’s vision

A nostalgic, or elegiac, sense that the most exciting and glamorous days of journalism and intellectual life are gone is no doubt part of what has...

29.09.2023 2

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J. Oliver Conroy

El Conde asks if dictators are scarier than monsters

Pablo Larrain is difficult to classify. The Chilean filmmaker is not a horror director, nor especially brooding or joyless, but themes and tones of...

22.09.2023 6

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J. Oliver Conroy

Zadie Smith’s new novel The Fraud is more admirable in attempt than execution

White Teeth, Zadie Smith’s 2000 debut, established her as a writer of lively, zeitgeist-observing comic novels. With The Fraud, her sixth novel and...

15.09.2023 1

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J. Oliver Conroy

HBO's fascinating look at the other side of the telemarketer's line

HBO’s new docuseries Telemarketers is a riveting, charmingly gonzo investigation of the industry by former telemarketers who first began documenting...

08.09.2023 1

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J. Oliver Conroy

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