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David Cronenberg is working on a TV show called “Knifeman,” about a self-taught 18th-century surgeon.
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Moment magazine interviews comedian and podcast sensation Marc Maron.
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Did Woody Allen think up “Midnight in Paris” 50 years ago?
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The Nerdist talks to animation legend Ralph Bakshi.
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“Flatscreen” author Adam Wilson has won the Paris Review’s Terry Southern Prize for Humor.
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The Israeli metal band Orphaned Land received the Friendship and Peace Award from the Turkish government.
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Right now you can support the Russian American Jewish Experience by having lunch with Mo Vaughn.
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