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In this episode, David Remnick speaks with Rukmini Callimachi about reporting on ISIS for The New York Times, Aziz Ansari talks "Master of None," and Charlie Kaufman tours the Whitney. (episode)
What’s the funniest way to spook a horse? In this installment of Life’s a Batch, cartoonists Matt Diffee and Emily Flake hash out some joke ideas over the course of a work week.
“If a white guy wrote 'Indians on T.V.,' it would be horrible,” says Aziz Ansari, who created and stars (alongside his own parents) in the Netflix series, “Master of None.”
Reporter Rukmini Callimachi talks to David Remnick about what she's learned, and what it's like being a woman covering ISIS.
Dr. Omer Salih Mahdi, who worked as a translator for writer George Packer in Iraq, is now a doctor at a hospital in Indiana, where Syrian refugees are being turned away.
Charlie Kaufman and Duke Johnson, co-directors of the new film "Anomalisa," talk to staff writer Tad Friend about making a puppet movie for adults.