The Perfect Antidote to Endless Reboots

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In a world of reheated versions of popular IP, I love turning to new releases of older gems.

First, here are three new stories from The Atlantic:

• Why Israel is taking the genocide case seriously
• The Spirit Airlines paradox
• The unwitting Trump enablers

Resurrected Treasures

To my embarrassment, I did not really know what the deal was with the Talking Heads until a few months ago. I walked into a showing at a local movie theater one Friday night with only the loosest concept of what I was in for. Now I can’t stop discussing the movie (and delighting in this David Byrne ), and I stream the Talking Heads’ music almost daily. The movie, a filmed version of a series of 1983 concerts, was rereleased by A24 last year, introducing a new generation of audiences to a mesmerizing show and album.