I’ll be honest. I stopped watching Euphoria after the first season. Call me impatient, or perhaps intuitive, it looked like a ride that I wasn’t quite prepared for. But the discourse around the third season and a new interview with Sydney Sweeney left me with plenty of intrigue—perhaps enough that I’ll return to the series one day. For the actual fans, Sweeney’s interview with Little Gold Men’s Rebecca Ford and John Ross may answer some questions you had about how this season came together. For the hangers-on, like me, they also discuss the culture’s obsession with her every move. (Had she really never been to Times Square?) “Everybody thinks they have me figured out, but they have no clue who I actually am,” Sweeney told Little Gold Men. Relatable!
Elsewhere: What happened when President Trump went to the Knicks game, an interview with Love Story’s Sarah Pidgeon and Paul Anthony Kelly, and an inside look at the Nixon Foundation’s new social media strategy.
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LINDSEY UNDERWOOD,
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As the hit series Euphoria wraps, Sweeney discusses how she created Cassie, her take on rumors about cast drama, and the pole dancing scene that Sam Levinson cut.
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The Nixon Foundation’s new social media strategy leans on stylish editing and hip-hop soundtracking to present the Watergate president as a suave operator misunderstood by history. Plenty of young commenters are buying it.
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The breakout stars of the hit romantic limited series reveal how playing the iconic couple changed them—and their plans.
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The president’s appearance at Madison Square Garden complicated things for fans inside and outside the arena Monday night.
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For years, @JerryGogosian skewered the art world one Instagram post at a time. On Sunday, Helphenstein, the mastermind behind the account, was found dead in Brazil surrounded by an empty bottle of vodka and loose pills. What happened?
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