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This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer on the Met's "Rigoletto" and previous (per)versions (Promenade)
Martin Bernheimer reviews "The Sorcerer" (Financial Times)
Larry Blumenfeld on Cuban music at Carnegie Hall (The Wall Street Journal)
Michael Feingold reviews "The Gershwins and Me" (The New York Times)
Michael Feingold reviews Theresa Rebeck's "Dead Accounts" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews David Mamet's "The Anarchist" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold on "Inner Voices" and the solo musical (The Village Voice)
Jan Herman on a first-class fake (Straight Up)
John Horn on female film directors at Sundance (Los Angeles Times)
Ann Hornaday on the 10 best films of 2012 (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "The Waiting Room" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday interviews Bill Murray (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Playing for Keeps" (The Washington Post)
Allan M. Jalon interviews D.A. Pennebaker (The Huffington Post)
Michael Kimmelman on rebuilding after a disaster (The New York Times)
Julia M. Klein reviews "The Fun Stuff" (The Boston Globe)
Peter Plagens reviews Carroll Dunham et al (The Wall Street Journal)
David Streitfeld on cultivating positive Amazon book reviews (The New York Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "The Central Park Five" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Room 237" (Los Angeles Times)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer on the Philharmonia Orchestra's "Wozzeck" (Financial Times)
Laura Bleiberg on "The Nutcracker" and guest artists (Los Angeles Times)
Laura Bleiberg on Trey McIntyre Project's "Ways of Seeing" (Los Angeles Times)
Robert Campbell on a Paul Rudolph library, reworked (The Boston Globe)
Laura Collins-Hughes on Sarah Ruhl and her Bishop-Lowell play (The Boston Globe)
Laura Collins-Hughes reviews Barbara Kingsolver's "Flight Behavior" (The Boston Globe)
Michael Feingold reviews the musical "Giant" at the Public (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews "The Piano Lesson" at Signature (The Village Voice)
Jan Herman on Sinclair Beiles and "The Idiot's Voice" (Straight Up)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Life of Pi" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Hitchcock" (The Washington Post)
Julia M. Klein reviews "We Killed" (The Jewish Daily Forward)
Julia M. Klein on the exhibition "American Spirits" (The Wall Street Journal)
Dennis Lim on "The Postman Always Rings Twice" (Los Angeles Times)
Renee Montagne interviews poet Kevin Young about "The Hungry Ear" (NPR)
Renee Montagne interviews cartoonist Ellen Forney about "Marbles" (NPR)
David Streitfeld on Amazon's book pricing (The New York Times)
David Streitfeld on Tim Ferriss and publishing's future (The New York Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "'Hitchcock" (Los Angeles Times)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Larry Blumenfeld on International Contemporary Ensemble (The Wall Street Journal)
Michael Feingold on "Ivanov" and Durang's "Vanya and Sonia" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold on "The Mystery of Edwin Drood" (The Village Voice)
James Hale on Blue Note Records (CBC)
John Horn on Douglas Hodge and "Cyrano de Bergerac" (Los Angeles Times)
John Horn on Paul Thomas Anderson and "The Master" (Los Angeles Times)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Anna Karenina" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Silver Linings Playbook" (The Washington Post)
Allan M. Jalon on Chinese art in Santa Barbara (Los Angeles Times)
Michael Kimmelman on building differently after Sandy (The New York Times)
Renee Montagne interviews Joe Wright about "Anna Karenina" (NPR)
Renee Montagne interviews Anne Lamott about "Help, Thanks, Wow" (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Silver Linings Playbook" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews Jacky Comforty's "The Optimists" (Los Angeles Times)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer reviews "Ballo in maschera" at the Met (Financial Times)
Jeanne Carstensen on riding out Sandy (Religion Dispatches)
Steve Dollar on Dree Hemingway and her role in "Starlet" (The Wall Street Journal)
Steve Dollar on Tim Heidecker and "The Comedy" (The Wall Street Journal)
Michael Feingold reviews Samuel D. Hunter's "The Whale" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews Douglas McGrath's "Checkers" (The Village Voice)
Gayle Feldman on the Random House-Penguin merger (The Daily Beast)
Patti Hartigan reviews "Thornton Wilder: A Life" (The Boston Globe)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Lincoln" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Skyfall" (The Washington Post)
Michael Kimmelman on the Barclays Center and its context (The New York Times)
Julia M. Klein reviews Richard Russo's "Elsewhere" (The Chicago Tribune)
Julia M. Klein reviews David Nasaw's "The Patriarch" (The Boston Globe)
Glenn Lovell reviews "Skyfall," the new Bond film (CinemaDope.com)
Glenn Lovell on Arnold Schwarzenegger's return to movies (CinemaDope.com)
Renee Montagne interviews Sam Mendes about "Skyfall" (NPR)
Ann Powers on Wanda Jackson's "Am I Even a Memory" (NPR)
Craig Seligman reviews Jami Attenberg's "The Middlesteins" (Bloomberg News)
Laura Sydell on downloads and the music industry (NPR)

And in print:

Mark Rozzo on his Hong Kong eating adventure with chef Chris Cosentino in the November Town & Country

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer reviews "The Medium," starring Jeffery Roberson (Financial Times)
Martin Bernheimer reviews American Composers Orchestra (Financial Times)
Martin Bernheimer reviews Robert Lepage's "Tempest" at the Met (Financial Times)
Laura Bleiberg on Heidi Duckler Dance Theatre's "Catch Your Breath" (LA Weekly)
Larry Blumenfeld on the Jazz Composers Collective (The Wall Street Journal)
Larry Blumenfeld on the Jazz Foundation of America's NY outreach (ARTINFO)
Robert Christgau reviews Pete Townshend's "Who I Am" (The New York Times)
Robert Christgau reviews the Congolese band Staff Benda Bilili (MSN)
Michael Feingold on Barbara Cook at 85 (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews Ayad Akhtar's "Disgraced" at LCT3 (The Village Voice)
Matthew Gurewitsch reviews the Lepage "Ring" on DVD (Beyond Criticism)
Patti Hartigan on Cirque du Soleil's "Saltimbanco" at 20 (The Boston Globe)
John Horn on Broadway's "Annie" for grown-ups (Los Angeles Times)
John Horn on the Tom Cruise lawsuit and his private life (Los Angeles Times)
Ann Hornaday on "Lincoln" and the timing of political films (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "The Sessions" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "The Loneliest Planet" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Flight" (The Washington Post)
Julia M. Klein on "Stars of David" (The Jewish Daily Forward)
David Streitfeld on brick-and-mortar bookshops' Amazon rebuff (The New York Times)
David Streitfeld on Bravo's Silicon Valley reality series (The New York Times)
Laura Sydell on bandwidth and watching TV online (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Cloud Atlas" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Brooklyn Castle" (Los Angeles Times)
Douglas Wolk reviews Charles Yu's "Sorry Please Thank You" (The New York Times)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Michael Feingold reviews Simon Stephens' "Harper Regan" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" (The Village Voice)
John Horn on the "Paranormal Activity" horror franchise (Los Angeles Times)
John Horn on the "Alex Cross" gamble (Los Angeles Times)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Beauty Is Embarrassing" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews Ursula Meier's "Sister" (The Washington Post)
Lawrence B. Johnson on Solti's recording legacy (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Lawrence B. Johnson on Osmo Vänskä (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Michael Kimmelman on saving an endangered Chicago building (The New York Times)
Julia M. Klein reviews Jill Lepore's "The Story of America" (Los Angeles Times)
Nancy Malitz on "Simon Boccanegra" at the Lyric (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Nancy Malitz on "Metamorphoses" at the Lookingglass (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Renee Montagne interviews Mark Bowden, author of "The Finish" (NPR)
Ann Powers interviews Tori Amos (NPR)
Ann Powers interviews Nelson George about the state of R&B (NPR)
Craig Seligman reviews "Who Stole the American Dream?" (Bloomberg News)
Craig Seligman reviews "Flight" et al (Bloomberg News)
David Streitfeld on shaming buyers of online reviews (The New York Times)
Laura Sydell on the Jetsons, video phones, and us (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "For Ellen" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Simon and the Oaks" (Los Angeles Times)
Douglas Wolk reviews Chris Ware's "Building Stories" (The New York Times)

In other news:

Paul de Barros' biography of Marian McPartland, "Shall We Play That One Together? The Life and Art of Jazz Piano Legend Marian McPartland," was published Oct. 16 by St. Martin's Press. Paul will be in Manhattan and on Long Island this week, giving a couple of readings: Thursday, Oct. 25, at 6:30 p.m. at the National Jazz Museum in Harlem, 104 E. 126th St. (212-348-8300 or jazzmuseuminharlem.org); and Saturday, Oct. 27, at 4:30 p.m. at the Dolphin Bookshop, 299 Main St., Port Washington (516-767-2650 or thedolphinbookshop.com).

Laura Bleiberg reviews Akram Khan's "Vertical Road" (Los Angeles Times)
Larry Blumenfeld on saxophonist Tia Fuller (The Wall Street Journal)
Robert Campbell on Frank Gehry's Eisenhower Memorial design (The Boston Globe)
Laura Collins-Hughes on nonprofit theaters' commercial ties (The Boston Globe)
Michael Feingold reviews Craig Wright's "Grace" on Broadway (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews ReGroup Theatre's "1931-" (The Village Voice)
Patti Hartigan on Christopher Shinn and "Now or Later" (The Boston Globe)
Jan Herman on "All the Art That's Fit to Print (And Some That Wasn't)" (Straight Up)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Argo" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Seven Psychopaths" (The Washington Post)
Lawrence B. Johnson on "Doubt" with "Agnes of God" at ATC (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Michael Kimmelman on first-class buildings for the underclass (The New York Times)
Julia M. Klein on political scientist Donald P. Green (Columbia Magazine)
Dennis Lim on the films of Robert Aldrich (Los Angeles Times)
Glenn Lovell comments on children attending a new horror film (CinemaDope.com)
Nancy Malitz on "Sweet Bird of Youth" at the Goodman (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Nancy Malitz on the artist visa challenge: 6 case studies (MusicalAmerica.com)
Renee Montagne interviews Emma Thompson about reviving Peter Rabbit (NPR)
Renee Montagne interviews Richard Branson about his book "Like a Virgin" (NPR)
Craig Seligman reviews "Like Someone in Love" et al (Bloomberg News)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Argo" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Middle of Nowhere" (Los Angeles Times)
Calvin Wilson on Ira Sachs and "Keep the Lights On" (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Calvin Wilson reviews "Little White Lies" (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer on Riccardo Muti and the Chicago Symphony (Financial Times)
Laura Bleiberg on the death of Yvonne Mounsey (Los Angeles Times)
Laura Bleiberg reviews the Mariinsky Ballet's "Swan Lake" (Los Angeles Times)
Michael Feingold on MTC's "An Enemy of the People" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold on "Both Your Houses" at Metropolitan Playhouse (The Village Voice)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Escape Fire" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday interviews Ben Affleck (The Washington Post)
Lawrence B. Johnson on "Elektra" at Lyric Opera of Chicago (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Michael Kimmelman on Phoenix's imperiled Wright house (The New York Times)
Julia M. Klein reviews William J. Mann's "Hello, Gorgeous" (The Jewish Daily Forward)
Julia M. Klein reviews Alex Witchel's "All Gone" (Chicago Tribune)
Nancy Malitz on "Sweet Bird of Youth" at the Goodman (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Nancy Malitz on "Jitney" at the Court Theatre (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Laurie Muchnick reviews J.K. Rowling's "The Casual Vacancy" (Bloomberg News)
Ann Powers on Diana Krall's "Glad Rag Doll" (NPR)
Craig Seligman on Paul Ryan's hero, Ayn Rand (Bloomberg News)
Laura Sydell on Google's book-scanning settlement with publishers (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Escape Fire" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Taken 2" (Los Angeles Times)
Calvin Wilson on the Mephista Trio (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Calvin Wilson on Arnold Newman's photography (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer on "L'elisir d'amore" at the Metropolitan Opera (Financial Times)
Laura Bleiberg reviews Diavolo and its "Transit Space" (Los Angeles Times)
Laura Bleiberg on the LA Philharmonic Gala opening concert (LA Weekly)
Larry Blumenfeld on the Thelonious Monk Jazz Competition (The Wall Street Journal)
Larry Blumenfeld talks drums and jazz with Madeleine Albright (ARTINFO)
Michael Feingold reviews "Red Dog Howls" at NYTW (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews "If There Is I Haven't Found It Yet" (The Village Voice)
Matthew Gurewitsch reviews Cavalli's "Giasone" on DVD (Beyond Criticism) 
Ann Hornaday reviews "Looper" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Won't Back Down" (The Washington Post)
Michael Kimmelman on highways and urban design in Louisville (The New York Times)
Julie Lasky on London, the world's design capital (The New York Times)
Peter Plagens on the Met's "Regarding Warhol" (The Wall Street Journal)
Ann Powers on Mumford & Sons (NPR)
Craig Seligman reviews "Life of Pi" et al (Bloomberg News)
Laura Sydell on musicians' income from Spotify (NPR)
Laura Sydell on musicians' income from YouTube ads (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "The Other Dream Team" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Won't Back Down" (Los Angeles Times)
Calvin Wilson on jazz guitarist John Scofield (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)
Calvin Wilson on "New Dance Horizons" (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

In print:

Mark Rozzo writes about Blackberry Farm, in Tennessee, and the seed-saving efforts of master gardener John Coykendall in the October Town & Country.

And in other news:

Héctor Feliciano is one of the directors of the Gabriel García Márquez fellowship in cultural journalism, which is for English-speaking arts journalists and will take place in Colombia in January 2013. The FNPI (Fundación Nuevo Periodismo Iberoamericano) is seeking applicants for the fellowship. (The Oct. 2 deadline is being extended.) 

This week's links to NAJP members' work:

Martin Bernheimer reviews the N.Y. Philharmonic's season opener (Financial Times)
Laura Bleiberg reviews Benjamin Millepied's new LA Dance Project (LA Weekly)
Larry Blumenfeld on "Treme" (Jazziz)
Michael Feingold reviews Lisa D'Amour's "Detroit" (The Village Voice)
Michael Feingold reviews the Mint Theater's "Mary Broome" (The Village Voice)
Matthew Gurewitsch reviews DVD of Sciarrino's "Luci Mie Traditrici" (Opera News)
James Hale takes the measure of Charles Mingus, the bassist (CBCMusic.ca)
Ann Hornaday reviews "The Master" (The Washington Post)
Ann Hornaday reviews "Trouble With the Curve" (The Washington Post)
Lawrence B. Johnson on "Hamlet" at Writers' (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Lawrence B. Johnson on the Court Theatre season (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Julie Lasky on "Discovering Columbus" artist Tatzu Nishi (The New York Times)
Nancy Malitz on the Chicago Symphony strike (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Nancy Malitz on "33 Variations" at TimeLine (ChicagoOntheAisle.com)
Ann Powers talks with Bonnie Raitt (NPR)
Ann Powers on reasons for musical longevity (NPR)
John Rockwell reviews David Byrne's "How Music Works" (The New York Times)
Laura Sydell on Vimeo's virtual tip jar (NPR)
Laura Sydell on Universal Music Group's acquisition of EMI Music (NPR)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Trouble With the Curve" (Los Angeles Times)
Kenneth Turan reviews "Tears of Gaza" (Los Angeles Times)