This piece—about a new book that gives female photographers and their techniques their proper due—intrigues. This great picture is by Shirin Neshat.
Everything is Fine this week is a mix of heavy and light—we’re mourning Jenn’s cat, but we’re talking about what we’re watching and buying too— among other stuff. Please tune in!
This rundown of reader faves from the Times’s popular Modern Love column is a poignant walk down memory lane. I especially enjoyed the anecdotes from readers about why certain stories resonated with them.
I’m low-key obsessed with the Garden of Allah, a constellation of L.A. bungalows inhabited by movie stars and transplanted New York writers working in Hollywood that was once called “The Algonquin roundtable gone west and childish.” This piece, from a book about Dorothy Parker’s L.A. years, is a satisfying dive into a that scene.
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