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Jury Finds That Live Nation Acted as a Monopoly and Overcharged for Tickets

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What Draws People Into Cults? A New Book Tracks Two Followers

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In ‘Mother Mary,’ a Pop Star’s Costume Crisis Turns Existential

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In Steven Soderbergh’s ‘The Christophers,’ an Aging Artist Meets His Match

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Raise the Woof! Win Prizes for Looking Like Your Pet at This SPCA Party

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Hilariously Caustic ‘Big Mistakes’ Drags Dan Levy Into Organized Crime

Step Inside Someone Else’s World With These 11 New Books for April

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Spring TV Is Stacked: 5 Shows You Won't Want to Miss

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A Tokyo Subway Station Turns Into an Infinite Nightmare in ‘Exit 8’

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Julia Wertz Graphically Shares the Joys of New Motherhood

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Riz Ahmed’s ‘Hamlet’ Is a Frenetic and Fast-Talking Take on the Tragedy

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