Conversations with Don DeLillo, edited by Thomas DePietro, is a 2005 collection of interviews with the greatest American novelist that somehow some people have never heard of. Conversations with Don DeLillo is now also a 2026 comic collection by artist Drew Lerman. His peripatetic interviews with DeLillo, however, are, as it happens, entirely imaginary. According to
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Slayyyter wants you to know that, per her private alt account @WRSTGRLINAMRICA, “today is important.” Now we know why: After a poster campaign teasing a sequel to Wor$t Girl in America, the pop provocateur has officially announced Wor$t Man in America. It’s out December 4 on Columbia. In recent months, Slayyyter has fed the rumor
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Step inside the asylum gates, if you dare. Dr. Norman Knott has officially unveiled the promotional details for HELLATHERAPIST: A Traumatic Musical, a pitch-black comedy, Grand Guignol musical, and an unflinching exploration of psychological trauma. This isn’t just an album collection—it is one continuous, gripping narrative that plays out seamlessly from one song to the
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For Spring 2027, Akris offered a compelling wardrobe for the woman who meant business and dressed with imagination. Opening with an eye-catching red dress, Albert Kriemler established a confident approach to color that continued through painterly prints, unexpected contrasts, and tailoring animated by movement. The collection drew on the work of Austrian artist Martha Jungwirth,
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With the start of October, there’s been round-up after round-up of the most anticipated and best books coming out this month. Since fall has only just begun, these lists—which are conveniently gathered here—have banger after banger. I’ve parsed through them to bring you a sampling of the BIPOC releases that our staff is also excited
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Actress. Comedian. Writer. Director. Impressionist. Astronomer. Despina Mirou has built the kind of career that makes a single job title almost useless. There are performers who find a lane and stay there. Then there is Despina Mirou. The Greek-American actress has spent her career doing almost the opposite of what Hollywood normally encourages. Instead of
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Kathleen Robertson has spent years playing complex, powerful women onscreen, and now, once again, she’s creating them, too. From Reacher to Tracker, Robertson is gracing our screens everywhere you look, stealing scenes in some of the most successful, buzziest series currently airing. Her staying booked is undeniable, but she’s also staying busy by tackling her
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Horror-Fix Publishing creates a home for extreme horror, erotic horror, transgressive fiction, and authors unwilling to compromise their work After years of championing independent horror filmmakers, writers, artists, and creators, Horror-Fix is expanding its mission with the launch of Horror-Fix Publishing, a new independent publishing imprint dedicated to horror fiction without unnecessary creative boundaries. The
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Today’s Featured Book Deals $2.99 Japanese Gothic by Kylie Lee Baker Get This Deal $1.99 Don’t Let the Forest In by CG Drews Get This Deal $2.99 Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir Get This Deal $1.99 Chain-Gang All Stars by Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah Get This Deal $2.99 Mona’s Eyes by Thomas Schlesser, Hildegarde Serle 
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GOP gubernatorial Candidate for California, Steve Hilton | Screenshot California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton (R) said people are calling his bizarrely sapphic campaign ad “genius” despite widespread backlash. Hilton recorded a video responding to the reactions to the ad, which features two liberal-seeming women, one of whom tries to pressure the other one to “just
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Austin City Limits Music Festival returns for a 25th-anniversary edition this month, running across two weekends: October 2 through 4 and October 9 through 11. For anyone unable to choose Texas in person, all three days of the first weekend are set to stream on Disney+ and Hulu. Headliners for the festival this year include
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  Dan Brownlie’s supernatural screenlife feature brings an online role-playing game to terrifying life. FOUND TV is bringing a new game night to the screen this October. Award-winning British horror film GROUPCHAT premieres Friday, October 2, 2026, exclusively on FOUND TV. Written and directed by Dan Brownlie, GROUPCHAT follows a group of friends reuniting online
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Comics and graphic novels are one of the best ways to transport yourself while reading. Artists use style and detailed flourishes to show their readers both the familiar and the strange. When it comes to fish-out-of-water graphic novels, artists utilize these elements to strike the balance of explaining what the perspective character knows and showing
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Autocratic dictators (“strongmen”) depend on their dehumanization playbooks to take action against specific internal and external groups to gain and retain ever-increasing rates of power. Dehumanization is the process and practice of denying others their full humanity, making them appear less than human, subhuman, targeting everyone the regime defines as “outgroups” (or as German fascists
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Over their three-set oeuvre, the Dublin-based Gilla Band have trafficked in jagged, lurching, fragmented noise forays. Singer Dara Kiely—juggling wry observations, glossolalic confessions, and meme-like nonsensicalities—operates as a hyper-vigilant trickster, gyrating amidst the artifacts of contemporary life. If Kiely fleshed out his agitated persona on 2022’s Most Normal, he cranks the panic volume another notch
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Following protest from locals, the city of Livingston, Montana has temporarily suspended production on Daily Wire‘s latest film, Pawn Shop. During a special meeting on Saturday, the Livingston City Commission unanimously passed a motion raised by Commissioner Cindy Daniels in response to concerns raised by citizens over the disruption to businesses and the city’s only
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