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The Artistry of Tarot

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By Rachel Syme Verified, Emily Nussbaum, Jane Bua Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
The first tarot cards, from fifteenth-century Italy, were, essentially, playing cards. Known as carte de trionfi, the cards formed the basis of a popular game played in Milanese courts: in addition to the fifty-two pip cards one might find in a standard set of playing cards, the tarot deck added twenty-one cards to the mix, the trionfi, or “triumphs,” which featured mystical imagery combined with scenes of daily Renaissance life.
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Leo Woodall Gets a Tune Up

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By Jane Bua Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
“It’s sitting above 440, because we’ve entered the more humid months, so the pitch floats upward,” Busse said. “I don’t know what ‘440’ means,” Woodall said. “It’s the standard pitch.” “Right,” Woodall said. “And I had two technicians who never told me that.” He’d started prepping for the role months before filming began, with help from the movie’s piano consultant, the tuner Peter White. “The first lesson Peter taught me was the wah-wah-wah-wah,” Woodall said. “The beats?” Busse asked.
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Where the Met Gala Really Begins

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By Jane Bua Verified
| The New Yorker Verified
Sprinting through the scene, someone yelled, “I need the lady! I need the lady!” Elevator doors opened: Venus Williams, in a crystal collar necklace that Ruth Bader Ginsburg might have enjoyed. She dragged a long black train across the marble lobby.
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