Welcome to our poetry challenge! Today, we’ll start memorizing a poem, including a game designed to help you learn. nyti.ms/3EJ2xvY

Join us at the Book Review as we embark on a week-long voyage to help you memorize a poem — something to fill the soul and focus the mind.

For about a year, I worked with a retired British academic named Alasdair Spark to solve a mystery: where did the original photo from the end of The Shining come from, and where/when was it captured? Last week, we finally found the answer. www.instagram.com/p/DID43LBNPD...

Online vigilantes, known as “pedophile hunters,” are now using real-life violence to build a following online, attacking more than 170 people since 2023. From @aric.bsky.social, @alizauf.bsky.social, @iamrumz.bsky.social, Joyce Ho, Natalie Reneau and me www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Just took a NYT quiz matching film reviews with review headlines and film posters. It shouldn’t have been hard, since some of the reviews are mine. But this is the Times’ verdict: “Not bad. You may yet become a cinephile.” Ok, I’ll try.

Happy Oscars weekend! Why not kick it off with a game that @edenweingart.bsky.social and I made for you? Can you match the Oscar-nominated film to the @nytimes.com headline from its original review? www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

Here's a fun way to get your next romance novel recommendation.

Find your new favorite song from the 450+ that the @nytimes.com reviewed this year. (A fun big final project of the year!)

In the new anthology “Invisible Strings: 113 Poets Respond to the Songs of Taylor Swift,” various writers — Pulitzer winners, best sellers and poet laureates — each take one of Swift's songs and alchemize it into an original poem. Can you match them? Take our quiz.

Happy @nytimes.com Notable Books day! www.nytimes.com/interactive/...