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Poster for the movie "Totally Under Control" with an American Flag, a silhouette of Donald Trump, and the coronavirus molecule

A New Documentary Brings Clarity to the Chaos of Covid-19

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Vertical split screen of a woman wearing a face mask and a man wearing a space helmet

Designer Lydia Cambron Makes a Quarantine Version of the Finale of “2001: A Space Odyssey”

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A man sitting outside barefoot wearing a hat

The Media That Shapes Claus Sendlinger and His Slow Hospitality Brand

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Charlie Chaplin riding the gears of a massive machine.

What We’re Watching on the Criterion Collection’s New Streaming Service

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A still from Steve McQueen's "Small Axe" depicting two people holding each other on the street in London

In “Small Axe,” Steve McQueen Exposes Nuanced Truths of Black Life in Britain

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author and environmental anthropologist Gina Rae La Cerva

Environmental Anthropologist and “Feasting Wild” Author Gina Rae La Cerva’s Media Diet

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Four images arranged in a grid depicting a man in a suit, the words "Less than Zero" in red on a black background, an address, and a picture of an outdoor courtyard

Benjamin Critton on Modernist Homes in Popular Films

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Filmmaker Grace Boyle tracking sensory data in the Amazon. (Photo: Fábio Nascimento. Courtesy Greenpeace)

This London Studio Draws on Smell-O-Vision as a Tool for Promoting Social and Environmental Advocacy

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A man's silhouette sniffs perfume near a bright window.

A New Documentary Traces the Life and Work of Dior’s Master Perfumer

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A bottle of Byredo Mixed Emotions perfume on a white background.

Byredo’s New Perfume Captures the Experience of a Roller-Coaster Year

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A purple and gold canister of House of Waris Night of Nights tea.

Waris Ahluwalia on His Buzzy New Tea Brand

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A carafe, glass, and can of Makku on a green backdrop.

Makgeolli Gets a Hip Millennial Update

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A white ceramic kettle on a white background.

A New Film Highlights Fashion Designer Margaret Howell’s Admiration for Understated Japanese Objects and Materials

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