Amanda Peet is in the new film âFantasy Lifeâ and the series âYour Friends & Neighbors.â In a recent piece in âThe New Yorker,â she wrote about being diagnosed with breast cancer while both of her parents were in hospice. âI didnât really have that âwhy me?â thing. Maybe because I am Jewish and am always waiting for that other shoe to drop. In this case it was three shoes,â she told Terry Gross.Â
Also, weâll talk about Toni Morrison with Harvard professor Namwali Serpell. She says no matter how many times she returns to Morrisonâs work, she finds something new. Sheâs still haunted by the last sentence of the novel âSula.â âWhen that sentence comes into my life, whether I'm reading it to teach, whether I'm rereading it to write, whether I'm reading it out loud, even just now, tears always spring to my eyes," Serpell says. She spoke with Tonya Mosley.  Â
David Bianculli reviews the new Apple TV series âMargoâs Got Money Troubles.â
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