Growing up, Jane Lynch used to pretend to be sick so she could stay home from school and watch game shows like “Tattletales,” “Password” and
Dear readers, Back before the memoir boom, when the barbarous neologism “autofiction” was not yet in vogue, a more titillating vocabulary was deployed when works
A few years ago, the English artist Jesse Darling was standing in the vegetable aisle of a grocery store when he had a kind of
A longtime “Freaks and Geeks” fan reconsiders what it means to be one of the cool kids. Source link
When the gymnastics superstar Simone Biles tumbles and dances her way through her third Olympics this month, the choreography she performs in her floor routine
We can imagine it’s sometime around two or three in the morning. Music is blaring — cumbia or punk-rock — yet shards of well-lubricated conversation
Good news, book lovers! We’ve arrived at a list of the 100 Best Books of the 21st Century, which is sure to be endlessly dissected
Don’t call her a scream queen. Mia Goth may have amassed a filmography dominated by horror films like “A Cure for Wellness,” “Suspiria” and “Infinity
He was as much a vessel as an originator of the great change. “There were many people working on naturalizing the prevailing styles, and sort
Paal Enger, a rising prospect for a celebrated Norwegian soccer club who traded a game that he loved for another — art theft — that
Barbie, launched to some skepticism from male executives in 1959, was an adult woman with a glamorous interchangeable wardrobe, offering more role play options. For
Rent or buy it on most major platforms. The French director Jérémie Périn’s impressive debut feature is set on Mars, which is now habitable under
Nancy Azara, a sculptor who evoked ancient feminine imagery in her carved and painted wood pieces, and who in 1979 was a founder of the
She was a frequent sight on the series, which began in 2019, and impressed fans with her straightforward attitude. Source link
Michael Tracy, a flamboyant artist inspired by religion, violence and sensuality who dedicated much of his life to preserving neglected 19th-century architecture on the Texas-Mexico
There are two sides to Tiago Rodrigues, the Portuguese director who has led the Avignon Festival since last year. One — gentle, introspective, given to
The Australian drama “Prosper,” on the Roku channel, follows the Quinn family and their megachurch franchise. Dad Cal (Richard Roxburgh) is the slick, energetic leader,
