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It was all very cinematic, but at stake was the future of a great magazine, not a movie. The opening marked the debut of The New Yorker, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this week at a moment ...

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The auteur curated the screening series “Living, Breathing New York” for the Roxy Cinema, which features screenings of four ...