This week’s Nose is a five-letter word.
Wordle is the newish online word game that, either, you’re already addicted to or you’re already sick of everybody else posting about. It’s browser-based, free and ad-free, deceptively simple, and exceedingly popular.
And: The Tragedy of Macbeth is a new movie adaptation of the Shakespeare play written, directed, produced, and co-edited by Joel Coen. It’s the Coen brother’s (that’s a little apostrophe humor there) solo writing and directing debut after making 18 features and parts of two anthology films with Ethan Coen. It stars Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand.
Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take:
GUESTS:

The Nose looks at ‘The Sheep Detectives’ and ‘Marty, Life Is Short’
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As ‘The Late Show’ ends, a look at the state of late-night comedy
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We don't need politicians. Hélène Landemore makes the case
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