How DMX Met the Devil in God’s CountryIn the late 2000s, the rapper went to the Arizona desert to make an album he hoped could save him. Then Sheriff Joe Arpaio — and his own demons — got in the way.
What Is RememberedIn a hotel room in Vancouver, Meriel as a young woman is putting on her short white summer gloves. She wears a beige linen dress and a flimsy white scarf over her hair. Dark hair, at that time.
How museums justify retaining stolen artifacts: Unraveling the debate on cultural restitutionIf I want to see a wide array of African artifacts, my best bet is to apply for a Schengen or UK visa and catch a $1,000 flight from Nairobi to Europe or Britain, where the majority of Africa’s material cultural legacy is found.
The 15 movies you need to see this summerSquint your eyes and look at it a certain way, and this summer’s movie lineup could easily pass for a robust offering from, say, 30 years ago.
Check Out the Original 1851 Reviews of Moby-DickThe very first reviews of Herman Melville’s leviathan-sized opus of obsession, revenge, and whaling practices.
Why Normal Music Reviews No Longer Make Sense for Taylor SwiftAsk music critics what they think of Taylor Swift’s eleventh studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department,” and those who aren’t afraid of getting doxed might say something about the interminable length, the repetitive synth overlays, or the uninspired lyrics.
The Philosophy of Murder BalladsWhat have they done to my Sweet Rosalie? What have they done to my Sweet Rosalie? No one can love her half as much as me What have they done to my Sweet Rosalie?
Read the 1962 Short Story That Inspired This Year’s Met Gala ThemeThe 2024 Met Gala, this year co-chaired by Bad Bunny, Chris Hemsworth, Jennifer Lopez, and Zendaya, along with Anna Wintour, will be held at the museum on Monday, May 6, celebrating the exhibition “Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion,” which will showcase “clothing and fashion so fragile t
Griffin Dunne Recalls the Tragedy That Reshaped His FamilyAt 3 a.m., during the early hours of Halloween 1982, Detective Harold Johnston of the West Hollywood homicide division rang the doorbell of my mother’s house in the flats of Beverly Hills. Marina, her live-in housekeeper, woke to the sound and let the detective in.
RBC economist predicts two percentage points of BoC rate cuts within a year, double-digit home price gains to followThe Bank of Canada will be cutting rates sooner and more aggressively than the U.S. Federal Reserve, according to RBC economist Carrie Freestone.
“The Contestant” Is More Than a Cautionary TaleTomoaki Hamatsu became one of the world’s first reality-TV stars when, as an aspiring comedian in his early twenties, he spent fifteen months naked and alone, surviving on sheer luck.
John Mulaney’s Strange TV MiracleOn Friday, May 10, John Mulaney’s new live series, Everybody’s in L.A., wrapped up its sixth and (allegedly) final episode.
Removing Dead Bodies from Mount Everest Is Dangerous and Expensive. Here’s Why.Heading out the door? Read this article on the Outside app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app.
Robert Kagan on the Limits of Liberalism and Dangers of Donald TrumpRobert Kagan believes Americans have long indulged in a “pleasing myth”: that all their countrymen “share a commitment to the nation’s founding principles.
Miranda July Turns the Lights OnMiranda July is good at plot. Stories will come to her fully formed, like a gift from the gods; all she has to do is unwrap them.