# Renata Adler
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renata adler (born October 19, 1937) is an American author, journalist, and film critic. Adler was a staff writer-reporter for The New Yorker, and in 1968–69, she served as chief film critic for The New York Times. She is also a writer of fiction.
Lumpen Special • 05-09-2025 • Buddy: Tend To PT. 2
Buddy and Latitude present Tend To, a group exhibition on view at Buddy inside the Chicago Cultural Center.
Kimberly Kim from Buddy talks to Diego Rodriguez (@_diego.rodriguez) from Latitude(@latitudechi), the curator of Tend To, and the exhibiting artists, Sonja Thomsen(@sonja_rthomsen) and Nika …
Lumpen Special • 05-09-2025 • Buddy: Tend To
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Buddy: Tend To
Buddy and Latitude present Tend To, a group exhibition on view at Buddy inside the Chicago Cultural Center.
Kimberly Kim from @buddy.chicago talks to Diego Rodriguez (@_diego.rodriguez) from Latitude, the curator of Tend To, and the exhibiting artists, Cebe Lo…
Jessie reads Renata Adler
Name: Jessie
Reading: Pitch Dark, Renata Adler
Why did you want to read this? It’s one of my favourite books, and I try to re-read it every year or so. I suspected that reading it out loud would reveal some new aspect of it, which it did.
How did you record yourself? On my laptop at my desk very…
Bosley Crowther Vs. Bonnie and Clyde
When Bonnie and Clyde arrived in 1967, it sparked a fierce debate among film critics. At the center of that debate was New York Times critic Bosley Crowther, who publicly opposed the film even as its reputation grew. This episode looks at Crowther’s battle with the movie, the critics who disagreed …
Peace Gurl Heels: Developing Your Writing Voice, Imitating Other Writers, and Why Your Style Is Already Yours
Sparkling wine, the New York Knicks, and a pair of heels you absolutely cannot walk in. In this episode, Josh and Dasha get deep into the undefined territory of writer's voice—what's the actual definition, whether you can find it or whether it's already found you, and why trying to write like the w…
Bonus Episode 1: Speedboat Book Club Preheat
SURPRISE! This is the first bonus episode of YOUR GOOD JUDY, where I discuss our inaugural book club selection, SPEEDBOAT by Renata Adler, as well as the author's incredible life.
Then, after 3 Peronis and some unfiltered sake, I read the first 10 pages of the novel live on air. Probably not the …
9.18.26: Renata's Regatta
It's our first BOOK CLUB meeting! We'll see how this goes. Topics covered: Renata Adler, Speedboat, David Foster Wallace, AI, cognitive decline.
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Lucy Sante on Pauline Kael, Film Criticism, and Pop Culture
In the second season premiere of Private Life, host Jarrett Earnest is joined by the writer and critic Lucy Sante to discuss Pauline Kael’s career, pop culture writing, and Sante’s writing for the Review, where she has been a frequent contributor since the 1980s. The conversation focuses on “The Pe…
“The Perils of Pauline“ by Renata Adler
In this episode of Private Life, the actress Holland Taylor reads Renata Adler’s essay “The Perils of Pauline,” an expansive assessment of Pauline Kael’s film criticism from the Review’s August 14, 1980, issue. Taylor has been working on films, television, and Broadway since the 1960s. She is a nin…
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