Anthony Lane is a manager in ad tech sales at Amazon Ads and also works as a sole proprietor in design at Target. He is not a film critic but has written articles for The New Yorker, Realclearpolitics, Llc, and Magzter. Anthony's writing covers a range of topics including technology, film, culture, and current events.
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Anthony Lane's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, including movie and book reviews, as well as opinion editorials. His articles also touch on a diverse range of topics such as music, French history, architecture, nostalgia, agriculture and more.
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By: Anthony Lane, Jane Mayer, Barry Blitt, Susan B. Glasser, Deborah Treisman, Evan Osnos, David Remnick
“The enthusiasm is real, but I don’t think it’s so much around an agenda of Harris’s as much as it is around an agenda of stopping Trump,” Susan B. Glasser says.
By: Anthony Lane, David Remnick, David Gilbert, Barry Blitt
Short reviews of recent releases.
By now the fields are overgrown, most ironweed and parsnip have turned black, even the closed cabinet doors of milkweed pods
Nate Silver's “On the Edge” applies the lessons of modern gambling to the arenas of tech startups, artificial intelligence, and ethics.
An Austrian heiress recruited fifty people from all walks of life to redistribute twenty-five million euros—if they could agree on how to spend it.
Readers respond to Sloane Crosley's essay about the loss of her cat, Clare Malone's Profile of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Parul Sehgal's review of Sarah Manguso's “Liars,” and Jackson Arn's piece about Surrealism.
Ben Whishaw: Paddington actor to star in Waiting for Godot. . . . Whishaw has previously played gadget guru Q in the James Bond films. — BBC.com.
By: Virginia Konchan, Lore Segal, Andrew Solomon, Helen Rosner, Rebecca Mead, Condé Nast, Jill Lepore, Amanda Petrusich, Hilton Als, Elizabeth Kolbert, Mosab Abu Toha, Kelefa Sanneh, Alex Ross, Anthony Lane, Hannah Goldfield, Paolo Pasco
An archive of reporting, profiles, criticism, fiction, and cartoons from The New Yorker’s print magazine.
The Colorado State University System’s role promoting educational access and opportunity through its three degree-granting campuses and related activities and initiatives is among the central themes highlighted in the 2024 Impact Report, released by the System this month.
“I find it all very difficult,” the late German-born British artist said, and few painters have done as much to show the struggle of creative endeavor.
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