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"An aging drag queen falls in love with a young revolutionary in Pinochet’s Chile. It’s a crime that Lemebel is so little known in the English-speaking world. This is one of the great novels of the past half century."

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The Last Laugh (1924)

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An aging doorman is forced to face the scorn of his friends, neighbors and society after being fired...

Janicza Bravo recommended Opening Night (1977) in Movies (curated)

Opening Night (1977)

1977 | Drama

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"Anything that revolves around John Cassavetes has my vote. Anything that revolves around Gena Rowlands has my vote. Anything that revolves around the theater and aging and legacy and panic has my vote. So much anxiety, so much chaos. It’s human and imperfect and porous."

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Tom Perrotta recommended Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant?: A Memoir in Books (curated)

"Roz Chast is always funny, but this graphic memoir about caring for her aging parents is also raw, brutally honest, and heartbreaking. It’s an unsparing portrait of decline, but also a loving act of witness; it tells the truth without sugar-coating or looking away."

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Vintage beer: A taster's guide to brews that improve over time

Patrick Dawson

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What kind of beer ages well? Most American beers taste best when they're fresh, but candidates for...

Yoga at Home: Videos for Beginners

Health & Fitness and Lifestyle

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This app brings you the best free video tutorials for practicing beginner yoga at home. * See a...

Eva Mendes recommended The City of Lost Children (1995) in Movies (curated)

The City of Lost Children (1995)

1995 | Horror, International, Sci-Fi

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"Nobody portrays children in cinema better than the French. Juenet and Caro direct the amazing Ron Perlman in this surrealist fairy tale. He plays a scientist that kidnaps children so he can steal their dreams in hopes of slowing down his own aging process. So beautiful, so French."

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