Knicks Fans Are Together Again, for Better and Worse

Plus: the death of Hahnemann Hospital; queering flamenco culture; and Mabel Dodge Luhan. View in browser | Update your preferences Wednesday, June 2, 2021 Dept. of Returns Knicks Fans Are Together Again, for Better and Worse It feels good to be part of a crowd, but there is a desperate edge to that feeling after a year apart. By Vinson Cunningham From the Magazine American Chronicles The Death of Hahnemann Hospital When a private-equity firm bought a Philadelphia institution, the most vulnerable patients bore the cost. By Chris Pomorski The New Yorker Documentary The New Yorker Documentary A Dancer’s Disruption of Conservative Flamenco Culture In “Flamenco Queer,” Manuel Liñán plays with gender, transforming both his appearance and a traditional art. This film is part of an ongoing series for Pride Month in June. New installments publish weekly. By Fergus McIntosh Culture and More Under Review The Strange Revival of Mabel Dodge Luhan The memoirist is at the center of two new, very different books: a biography of D. H. Lawrence and a novel by Rachel Cusk. Has she been rescued or reduced? By Rebecca Panovka Books The Last Battle Over Big Business Ralph Nader, General Motors, and what we get wrong about regulation. By Nicholas Lemann Cheering Section A Movie Villain on the District Attorney Campaign Trail Stephen Lang, who plays Colonel Quaritch, the bad guy in the “Avatar” franchise, walks the streets in a sandwich board promoting his daughter Lucy Lang, a progressive prosecutor running to replace Cy Vance. By Peter Canby Humor and Puzzles Crossword Today’s Crossword Oscar winner who has performed at three Super Bowls: six letters. By Patrick Berry Daily Shouts I’m Totally Open to Anything I do have a very specific set of requirements for our activities together, but, within those parameters, you choose, because I’m easy and breezy! By Kerry Elson and Sarah Garfinkel Daily Shouts A Small Sampling of Cafés The house brew is a mischievous blend, with notes of fermented apricot and polished concrete. By Will McPhail Daily Cartoon Wednesday, June 2nd By Jason Adam Katzenstein You’re receiving this e-mail because you signed up for The Daily from The New Yorker. Was this e-mail forwarded to you? Sign up. Unsubscribe | Manage your e-mail preferences | Send newsletter feedback | View our Privacy Policy Copyright © Condé Nast 2021. One World Trade Center, New York, NY 10007. All rights reserved.