Lena Dunham’s ‘Famesick’ Suffers From Literary Disorder
The creator of ‘Girls’ struggles to turn lessons about fame and pain into a compelling memoir.
By ALEXANDER LARMAN
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‘Schmigadoon!’ Gleefully Sends Up Broadway Classics, but Soon Runs Out of Gas
The new musical, adapted from the Apple TV series, is gamely executed but overstays its welcome.
By ELYSA GARDNER
|A Tenacious New York Painter Belatedly Gets Her Big Apple Due
‘In the Weave of the Worlds’ shows that Emily Cheng’s artistic vision supersedes the tides of fashion or the dictates of the marketplace.
By MARIO NAVES
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Porsche’s New Drop-Top 911 GT3 Is a Cool, Compelling Cash-Grab
The $273,000 Sport Cabriolet is a six-speed, two-seat unnecessary throwback in an era of turbochargers and paddle shifters.
By ROSS ANDERSON
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Review: THIEAUDIO’s Hype 4 MKII Are the Wired Earbuds to Buy
The $399 hybrid earphone swaps the original’s warm signature for a brighter, more technically demanding tuning — and it works.
By ROSS ANDERSON
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Review: The Lofree Flow 2 Is the Low-Profile Keyboard To Buy
Lofree’s upgrade on the previous Flow is a sleek low-profile mechanical keyboard that brings premium typing to any desk without the bulk.
By ROSS ANDERSON
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