As you might have heard, June has been an eventful month for New York City thus far. Landing amidst the fanfare of the NBA Finals and preparations for the World Cup, the Governor’s Ball Music Festival — now celebrating its sixteenth year — took place over three packed days at Queens’ sprawling Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. As in years past, the Gov Ball lineup for 2026 included homegrown…
A new exhibition at ICP explores how the famously shy designer used photography to shape his own myth.
Nearly ten years into his career, Hart Denton is still learning. And that’s exactly how he likes it. The actor, who first found global recognition through ‘Riverdale’, has spent the last decade steadily evolving from a theatre kid in Arkansas into a performer deeply invested in the craft of character-building. Looking back, Denton is the first to admit there was a steep learning curve when he…
La justice iranienne vient de confirmer la condamnation à un an de prison de Jafar Panahi pour « propagande contre le régime ». Derrière cette décision se dessine le destin singulier d’un cinéaste devenu, au fil des interdictions, des arrestations et des films clandestins, l’un des symboles mondiaux de la liberté de création. En Iran, […]
Cet article Jafar Panahi, le cinéaste que Téhéran redoute…
Olive Garden: bringing America to Italy?
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From 'Die, Mommie, Die!' to 'Death Drop Gorgeous,' the underground drag films that prove a queen and a tiny budget are all it takes to make a cult classic.
See exclusive Polaroids from inside the event celebrating the acclaimed artists who donate works to the festival's filmmakers.
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Judith Light is warm, funny, and present. She has a way of making you feel both flattered and at home, something aside from her acting career that she is particularly skilled at. She uses terms of endearment when she speaks. Sprinkling words like “darling” sparingly, but sincerely, into conversation. She makes sure to credit everyone she works with and tries not to buy into her own hype, much…
"It wouldn't have been failure to be bankrupt, dishonoured, pilloried, hanged; it was failure not to be anything."
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Attention is replacing hours. But is it 120% time all over again?
Lauréate 2026 du programme Création & Engagement, l’artiste bissau-guinéenne Manuela Jardim présente à Paris une exposition née de plusieurs semaines de travail collaboratif. Entre mémoire, transmission et inclusion, son projet place la création au cœur du lien social. À 77 ans, Manuela Jardim poursuit son exploration artistique avec la même curiosité que celle qui anime […]
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It seems odd, wrong even, that “patience” and “passion” — the twin roots of love — should share a root in pāti, Latin for “to suffer.” But anyone who has lived, who has loved unskillfully or loved the unskilled, knows that the experience can be our sharpest instrument of suffering. We say we “fall” in love precisely because we know we can get bruised, know that the trap door it opens beneath our…
今回の記事は前回の記事の続きとなります。 当初は前後編とする予定でしたが、ボリュームが大きくなりすぎましたので、前中後編の三本立てとなります。 今回は、私が中国で日頃から感じる独特な「薄っぺらさ」。これが今の中国の若者たちを襲っているアイデンティティの危機に繋がっているのではないかという考察です。 ...
"Despite what dictionaries would have us believe, this world is still mostly undefined."
At Dom Pérignon’s Révélations event, the actor stood barefoot and silent for 'House of Gestures,' a performance staged before Solange Knowles, Alexa Chung, and more.
We went down the steps to his basement and that was where Tom showed me the machine. He said he’d been feeding it Shakespeare, buying up all the charity-shop paperbacks and tossing them in the front hatch. Looked a bit like a pizza oven, but plated in chrome and with a faint whirring sound you […]
We went down the steps to his basement and that was where Tom showed me the machine. He said he’d been feeding it Shakespeare, buying up all the charity-shop paperbacks and tossing them in the front hatch. Looked a bit like a pizza oven, but plated in chrome and with a faint whirring sound you […]
Earlier this year, the “Because I Got High” rapper went viral for winning a case against the cops. Now he’s crypto’s free-speech hero, even though he isn’t quite sure how the digital currency works.
J’ ai voulu rendre Champollion comme Œdipe arrachant au sphinx son secret et je suis heureux de voir qu’on a deviné ma pensée et partagé mes vues à cet égard....
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For decades, Hulk Hogan was the avatar of the national id—for better or worse.
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There’s nothing wrong with caring about your backyard.
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The American Book of Fables is a celebration of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
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this is the first in my firstframe visual poetry series. you’ll be able to tell by the incongruent naming convention that i’ll be establishing. in the future, this might become a subscriber-only kind of thing. thanks for reading! luca
this is the first in my firstframe visual poetry series. you’ll be able to tell by the incongruent naming convention that i’ll be establishing. in the future, this might become a subscriber-only kind of thing. thanks for reading! luca
This is an essay I wrote for volume 245 of “Down in The Dirt”, a monthly magazine from ScarsTV publications. A link to the online upload of the essay is here: https://w.scars.tv/cgi-bin/works_e.pl?/home/users/web/b929/us.scars/perl/text-writings/g14827.txt The magazine is available for purchase through amazon (a link to the current issue is here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GWRCZXW9), and volume…