The Magic of Old-Growth Forests
Photographing some of the oldest—and largest—living organisms on the planet
Photographing some of the oldest—and largest—living organisms on the planet
In Season 2, the show comes close to being great. But it keeps making the same mistake.
How Black artists made modernism their own
First she abandoned plot in her fiction; now characters must go.
Twister captivated America and sparked a subgenre. Its director thought it could never be remade. Can Twisters conjure the energy of the original?
The result is a wittier, more biting show in Season 3.
Pixar’s Inside Out 2 has more emotions, and more blobs representing those emotions.
In the U.S., government support for families seems transgressive. It shouldn’t be.
We should have done it, but—we didn’t.
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His 2011 film, Bernie, understands the dangers of despising people who are not like you.
Men with guitars are back in fashion—and categorizing their sound isn’t easy.
A short story has velocity and verve, and the best ones create an immediate, instinctual bond between the reader and the characters.
Ishana Night Shyamalan’s debut film, The Watchers, finds a careful balance between the freaky and the mundane.
The mesmerizing new HBO series Fantasmas isn’t exactly funny—but it is entirely relatable.
A new book sees the reactionary response to a New Deal–era arts initiative as a precursor to today’s cultural divisions.
His parables aren’t supposed to make sense.
Moments of great physical upheaval can be accompanied by great revelations.
Don’t expect another Barbenheimer.