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twiny top five #3: recommendations for the weekend and beyond
Shaun Leonardo, Defend, charcoal on paper, 12 x 18⅛ inches, 2026 (courtesy Cristin Tierney Gallery)
Welcome to the third edition of “twiny top five,” highlighting events happening the upcoming weekend that might not be on your ra...
twiny top five #2: the twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11
Welcome to the second edition of “twiny top five,” highlighting events happening the upcoming weekend.
Today we focus on the twenty-fifth anniversary of 9/11. Every New Yorker remembers where they were when they found out about the att...
life is like an elevator . . .
The culprit lies in wait for me and other unsuspecting passengers (photo by twi-ny/mdr)
Last month, I was talking to one of the doormen in my Manhattan co-op about how so many fellow residents seem to go out of their way to remai...
twiny top five #1: recommendations for the weekend and beyond
Shakespeare in the Park presents the free Public Record this weekend (photo by Marc J. Franklin)
In May 2001, I started This Week in New York as a curated short-form email in which one week would have reviews and previews, follow...
six jews, thirteen opinions: the birthright dilemma
A group of young Jews forms a Birthright mishpucha in Jonathan Spector’s magnificent new play (photo by Emilio Madrid)
Being Jewish in America has always been complicated, but it’s been even more so following October 7, 2023. “Th...
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