Chicago’s connection to ‘The Great Gatsby’ as Fitzgerald’s novel turns 100
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s romance with a North Shore debutante provided fodder for “The Great Gatsby,” which this year turned 100 ...
‘The Great Gatsby’ at 100: An All-American Enigma
F. Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel is a slender epic of wealth and society, brilliantly depicting the ambitions and ...
How Gatsby foretold Trump’s America
A century after it was published, F Scott Fitzgerald’s masterpiece is more relevant than ever. Sarah Churchwell on the ...
The Conversation on MSN6d
The Great Gatsby at 100: the Jazz Age novel that helps explain Trump’s America
The Great Gatsby tells the tale of a lovesick man striving for social ... Taken at face value, Gatsby’s world is one of ...
The Bulwark9hOpinion
The Hubris Is Off the Charts
We’re in the middle of a self-inflicted financial collapse, but look at the bright side: The president won a golf tournament ...
The only thing Leonardo DiCaprio hated about working for Quentin Tarantino
On the set of Quentin Tarantino's 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', Leonardo DiCaprio ran into an unlikely issue that got right on his nerves.
'Landman' co-creator to speak at WT, and Bob Dylan to be focus of AC events
See details on the WT Nall Lecture, a Bob Dylan-themed event at College, a drive-in movie lineup, and much more in this ...
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Three Easter parades are coming up in New Orleans' French Quarter, plus one bunny bar crawl
Naturally, in New Orleans we celebrate Easter with not one, but three French Quarter processions. Here's what to know.
Psychology Today3d
Love Is (Not) All You Need
Behind this approach is a powerful cultural idea: Love should be easy. If it’s “right,” it just works. The “spark” is there.
The 15 Best Party Movies to Watch on World Party Day
Celebrate World Party Day with the 15 best party movies of all time, from 'Superbad' and 'The Hangover' to cult classics and wild thrillers.
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John Kenney on his new novel, 'I See You've Called In Dead'
NPR's Scott Simon asks New Yorker contributor John Kenney about his comic new novel "I See You've Called in Dead." It's centered on a newswire obituary writer.