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‘Ali: A Life’ Chronicles a Rhyming, Jabbing, Heroic Contradiction

By Chance Solem-Pfeifer / 26 January 2018

In the first-ever unauthorized biography of Muhammad Ali, Jonathan Eig captures the icon's triumphant, tragic, and quintessentially American arc with exquisite detail and original analysis.

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A Weak Case for the Important Issue of ‘Muslims and the Making of America’

By Matthew Snider / 18 July 2017

A book like Muslims and the Making of America is necessary in these times, and it's for that very reason that Hussain's effort is so disappointing.

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Muhammad Ali and the Day Fans Pelted the Ring With Trash

By Jon Langmead / 7 June 2016

In his new book, Ali vs. Inoki, Josh Gross untangles the complicated history of the 1976 meeting of two legends -- and a failed experiment.

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Former Heavyweight Champ Mike Tyson Becomes a Raconteur and Memoirist — Who Knew?

By Mark Reynolds / 10 January 2014

Mike Tyson has a gift for introspection and storytelling those whom disdain him as some sort of anti-social beast might find surprising.

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muhammad ali

‘Ali: A Life’ Chronicles a Rhyming, Jabbing, Heroic Contradiction

A Weak Case for the Important Issue of ‘Muslims and the Making of America’

Muhammad Ali and the Day Fans Pelted the Ring With Trash

Former Heavyweight Champ Mike Tyson Becomes a Raconteur and Memoirist — Who Knew?

AIF Docs 2013: ‘American Revolutionary’ + ‘The Trials of Muhammad Ali’

David S. Ware and Planetary Unknown: Live at Jazzfestival Saalfelden 2011

Albert Ayler: Love Cry / The Last Album

David S. Ware/Cooper-Moore/William Parker/Muhammad Ali: Planetary Unknown

Jalen Rose and Bernard Hopkins: The Miseducation of the Black Athlete

Of Writing Men: David Remnick’s ‘King of the World’

Champions Forever: Ali — The Lost Interviews

Still ‘KooKoo’ After 40 Years with Debbie Harry’s First Solo LP

The Exoticized Gaze in Lawrence Durrell’s ‘The Alexandra Quartet’

Jacques Deray’s Drama ‘La Piscine’ Is Hypnotic and Quietly Ruthless

Adam and the Ants ‘Ant Music’ from Subculture to Image Culture

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