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Analysis of the nominations and interviews with contenders including Christopher Nolan, Sandra Hüller and Jonathan Glazer
A sprawling 10-part historical epic marries novelistic character depth with cinematic grandeur
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The co-founder of litigation firm Quinn Emanuel collects everything from ancient Greek vases to contemporary Korean paintings
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The Dublin band talk uilleann pipes, punk and politics
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