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“You have to know how to turn on that electricity. And I know how to switch it on. I’ve been doing it for a long time.” In “The Father,” an 82-year-old Anthony Hopkins gives a career-capping performance.https://nyti.ms/3pPlSz5 

Need some help chilling out? Look no further than these good-vibe TikToks.https://nyti.ms/36ULCBF 

Senator Kelly Loeffler, who faces a runoff in Georgia, is quarantining after a positive virus test and an inconclusive follow-up, her campaign said.https://nyti.ms/3lSgPvG 

An all-star cast came together, remotely and in socially distanced shoots, to turn Ta-Nehisi Coates’s memoir into a kaleidoscope of art, music and performance.https://nyti.ms/36RR0Wk 

In portraying the king-in-waiting, Josh O’Connor has gained valuable insight into a man who he says, over time, became “sort of like a crumpled man.”https://nyti.ms/2Ks6wk6 

Over the past four years, President Trump has bestowed a number of lavish political prizes on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. Here are some of the most noteworthy gifts Mr. Netanyahu has received.https://nyti.ms/2UPkAWU 

Spike Lee's next project will chronicle the invention of Viagra, the first drug approved by the F.D.A. to treat erectile dysfunction.https://nyti.ms/3nG2umo 

A bill that cut funding for health and education in favor of bolstering lawmakers' meal stipends touched off protests in Guatemala's capital.https://nyti.ms/2KmFA54 

Escape to Paris tonight with these French films.https://nyti.ms/36SLOBr 

Breaking News: The F.D.A. granted emergency authorization for the Regeneron antibody treatment given to President Trump after he was diagnosed with Covid-19.https://nyti.ms/2ULq2tE 

Breaking News: A federal judge dismissed President Trump’s last major legal bid to delay Pennsylvania’s vote certification, saying it was “unsupported by evidence.”https://nyti.ms/3lTYn5P 

As the pandemic puts a premium on urban outdoor areas, skaters are enjoying a renaissance.https://nyti.ms/3lLFYIe 

Queer people and people of color have long been unable to see themselves in Harry Potter. Now, they're using TikTok to give themselves leading roles in their favorite story.https://nyti.ms/36XbPQ3 

"Weed out classes" are designed to separate the wheat (serious STEM students) from the chaff (casuals), but evidence suggests they may be keeping people of color out of the field.https://nyti.ms/334a2aG 

Overlooked: Anya Phillips dressed the likes of Debbie Harry and James Chance. She died in 1981 at the age of 26.https://nyti.ms/2KndsPf 

Ina Garten’s quarantine is not our quarantine. Her kitchen is not our kitchen. But this year, her Thanksgiving is pretty much our Thanksgiving: tiny and improvised, without the guardrails of tradition we usually rely on for a holiday dinner.https://nyti.ms/335qO9n 

In Opinion @NickKristof has some suggestions for meaningful gifts to give this year, instead of that scarf your aunt will never wear.https://nyti.ms/3kRIStP 

Here’s how Pfizer and an upstart biotech firm became the frontrunners in the race to a coronavirus vaccine, and contended with forces beyond the virus itself.https://nyti.ms/3kTxT34