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If you have a hankering for televised sports, you don't have to settle for leftovershttps://nyti.ms/3cJmsqG 

Here are six Latin American series worth watching this summer, from a dark Mexican comedy that upends the traditional telenovela to a thriller highlighting injustices within the Brazilian criminal justice systemhttps://nyti.ms/2Ydsgn5 

"How can an artist so original, so thrillingly indifferent to convention and the tyranny of good taste — let alone one so prescient — remain untranslated and unread?" @parul_sehgal on Hervé Guibert.https://nyti.ms/37aVxmc 

What's on TV today: A look back at a favorite season of "The Bachelor." And "Amélie," the beloved French film, is available for streaming.https://nyti.ms/3h2lhWx 

Alan Ayckbourn’s new audio play, “Anno Domino” — a lockdown project starring the playwright and his wife, Heather Stoney — is comfort food, but the nourishing kindhttps://nyti.ms/3h369rY 

Almost everything in this library is alive. Freeze-dried, but alive.https://nyti.ms/3f206SB 

Fans of the K-pop boy band BTS have raised more than $1 million for Black Lives Matter and other civil rights and advocacy organizations, a fan group said on Sundayhttps://nyti.ms/2zdDX4w 

Lady Gaga’s latest album, “Chromatica,” topped this week’s Billboard album chart with the biggest opening week for a female artist this yearhttps://nyti.ms/3f0WWP6 

Young art collectors are still viewing and buying virtually — but they’re spending far less time and money than their older counterparts once did. For the industry, that’s a problem.https://nyti.ms/30peJeH 

Britain’s National Collection of Type Cultures holds one of the oldest and most comprehensive collections of deadly bacteria, and it plays a vital role in research that can help us fight disease. It turns 100 this year.https://nyti.ms/2ALVfGo 

This week on "Billions": Everyone's a phony, but the benefits are realhttps://nyti.ms/3787Ob4 

After decades of avoiding public debate, museums and other cultural institutions responded to George Floyd's death by speaking out against racial injustice. But some stumbled, prompting apologies and demands to address racism in their own houses.https://nyti.ms/30h9L3C 

Most regular out-of-town theatergoers tell us they're wary, but not all:  "You ask what it would take for me to feel comfortable enough to come to New York? A ticket and a free Saturday. I can provide my own face mask."https://nyti.ms/2MIammN 

Amy Beach’s music has never been entirely forgotten since her death in 1944. But its renaissance in the hands of artists of this stature is well overdue.https://nyti.ms/3cFn8xg 

With the Tony Awards on hold for the first time this year, we decided to look back on the most memorable moments from past ceremonieshttps://nyti.ms/2z490Qn 

The "Harry Potter" creator J.K. Rowling faced backlash after she took aim at an article that referred to "people who menstruate"https://nyti.ms/2YciO38 

You once knew him as Spank Rock. Now the rapper known as Naeem is returning with his first album in nine years, and a new approach to his music.https://nyti.ms/3cHWpjk 

What's on TV tonight: Michaela Coel’s new HBO drama, and a mockumentary-style comedy about life in an English villagehttps://nyti.ms/2Acdm8p