Bruce Springsteen Is Living in the Moment
“Letter to You,” his new album with the E Street Band, is built on lessons and skills accumulated in the past. But the Boss is focused on where he stands now — and where he’s going next.
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“Letter to You,” his new album with the E Street Band, is built on lessons and skills accumulated in the past. But the Boss is focused on where he stands now — and where he’s going next.
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Preparing to release their third album, “Love Goes,” the singer and songwriter talked about the films, club nights and images on their list of cultural must-haves.
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The creative forces behind the new movie “American Utopia” were in search of a sense of connection and community even before the pandemic.
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Luc Sante, author of “Low Life,” chats about the neighborhood’s history, including CBGB, Warhol’s Electric Circus and the Tompkins Square Park riots.
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A list of series that are exciting, funny, educational and exactly the kind of television that parents should be watching with their preteen and teenage children.
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Pat Blashill’s photo book “Texas Is the Reason” captures the energy and anarchy of Austin’s burgeoning scene between 1979 and 1987.
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The guitarist, who died this week at 65, gleefully reinvented the rules of being a guitar hero — then bent them again and again.
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John Slattery stars as an irascible former tech titan in the new Fox drama. In a conversation, he discusses artificial intelligence, Emmy disappointment and life as a middle-aged sex symbol.
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The Irish innovator has been putting her own spin on glittery music for two decades. In a year full of dance-pop releases, she’s returning to shake things up yet again.
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