On the third floor of the Edition hotel in West Hollywood, three chairs were pushed against a wall in a hallway, supporting a rotating cast
Pixies, ‘Where Is My Mind’ (1988) For the first record he recorded outside of his friend circle, Albini used the buzzy Boston band Pixies as
Ms. Stauffacher Solomon was the graphic designer for the project, working on promotional materials and the Sea Ranch logo, which she shaped like abstracted ram’s
In a rare moment of solidarity, two entertainment giants are teaming up to try to get consumers to stop canceling their streaming services so frequently.
The owners of the house where Marilyn Monroe last lived and died are suing the city of Los Angeles over what they call “backroom machinations”
The American assemblage artist Betye Saar spent her childhood salvaging lost, discarded and forgotten things, like small glass beads, broken necklaces and scraps of colored
Nine of the 10 wrongful death lawsuits that were filed after a stampede at the Astroworld music festival in 2021 have been settled, a spokeswoman
And there’s this sense, true or not, that Kendrick saw the whole field and moved accordingly. CARAMANICA It’s not simply that he did that, it’s
Cole Swain was scrolling through his phone one morning before school last week when he received an alert from YouTube. It was 8:24 a.m. in
The British Board of Film Classification has been busy. Last year, the group rerated more than 30 older films to meet contemporary standards. In February,
Steve Albini, a rock musician and revered audio engineer who played a singular role in the development of the sound of alternative rock music in
This week’s episode of Popcast (Deluxe), the weekly culture roundup show on YouTube hosted by Jon Caramanica and Joe Coscarelli, includes segments on: The backstory
A continuous high-pitched din — a bit whirring, a bit crunching — echoed over the Bottom, the residential sliver of Braddock, Pa., nearest to the
A woman who filed a lawsuit accusing Neil Portnow, the former head of the Grammy Awards, of drugging and raping her in a New York
Peter Kass’s “Time of the Heathen” is as much artifact as artwork. Symptomatizing both Cold War angst and the birth pangs of the New American
The kookiest characters onscreen this season may be the ones played by Dan Stevens. This batch of charismatic weirdos joins the collection of peculiar roles
By the time Kenn Kaufman finished the research for his upcoming book on early North American ornithology, his view of John James Audubon, history’s most
