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Robert Levin

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  • Assistant Managing Editor, Newsday
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Assistant managing editor @Newsday; former editor in chief @amNewYork. I also write about movies. St. Louis native. Springsteen fan.
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'Remarkably Bright Creatures' review: Heartfelt and human

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By Robert Levin 
| Newsday
WHAT IT'S ABOUT The bestselling novel "Remarkably Bright Creatures" gets a cinematic adaptation for Netflix, courtesy of director Olivia Newman ("Where the Crawdads Sing") and star Sally Field. It tells the story of a friendship between two lonely people and one lonely octopus. Tova (Field) lives alone in a small Pacific Northwest town and works as the nighttime cleaner at the local aquarium.
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Rewiring for AI: From ambition to advantage

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By Kate Smaje, Robert Levin 
| McKinsey & Company
Companies chase AI everywhere but often fail to capture value—because they’re missing the muscle to scale what works. As generative and agentic AI reshape how work gets done, the real divide isn’t who has the best ideas—it’s who can turn them into real results at speed and scale.
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'Half Man' review: Grim tale of two brothers

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By Robert Levin 
| Newsday
WHAT IT'S ABOUT "Baby Reindeer" creator Richard Gadd returns with "Half Man," a six-part series about the decades-long dysfunctional relationship between two men who grew up together because their mothers were a couple. The six-part series begins with a violent act on the wedding day of Niall Kennedy (Jamie Bell), as he reunites with Ruben Pallister (Gadd). It traces the evolution of their relationship throughout their tumultuous teenage and college years and beyond.
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