Garry Winogrand’s street photography remains compelling decades after he took the pictures, capturing raw human emotions that convey beauty, comedy, absurdity, and heartbreak. His photographs represent the act of creating art in the moment. Winogrand once boiled down his approach to a simple, yet revealing koan: “I photograph to find out what something will look
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I sat down to make a list of new and recent queer Latine books to read for Pride. But here’s the thing: I’ve been talking about most of the books that came to mind all year long. That’s a good thing, of course: celebration months should, after all, be gentle reminders to read lit by
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Senate candidate Graham Platner won the Maine Democratic primary on Tuesday night with an overwhelming showing from voters fired up over prospects of replacing longtime Republican Sen. Susan Collins and retaking Congress this fall. Collins has proven unbeatable over a 30-year career in the Senate under five presidents. Her first was Bill Clinton, whose campaign
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The YouTube channel Chris and Jack produces comedic video sketches that frequently begin with recognizable pop-cultural clichés and gradually push them beyond their conventional logic. The channel does not follow a consistent release rhythm, but each video is structured around the deconstruction of familiar cultural conventions. In “A vital message from your future self”, a
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After almost three years, Rafael Grampá’s four-issue limited series Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham has finally released its final chapter. Issue #4 is a climactic conclusion with every question answered and all the narrative closure readers could want, complete with a brand-new iteration of Batman’s Bat-Family introduced to this Batman’s Earth-46 canon. Batman: Gargoyle of Gotham
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Last year, Hamlet Hail to the Thief—an adaptation of Shakespeare’s eternal classic, Hamlet, set to Radiohead’s politically charged 2003 album, Hail to the Thief—made its world debut in Manchester, England. Now, after completing an additional run at the historic Royal Shakespeare Company, the play will get its London premiere at the Barbican Theatre from October
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Psychological Thriller Nesting Opens in Drafthouse Theatres Nationwide May 26Debuts on Streaming Platforms May 29 A bold and unflinching new voice in contemporary cinema arrives this spring with the release of Nesting, the debut feature from director Chloé Cinq-Mars. Starring Rose-Marie Perreault (Pénélope), Simon Landry-Desy (Gaspard), Saladin Dellers (Edward), Marie Bélanger (Charlotte), and Robin Picard and Bastien Picard
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A bombshell New York Times article, entitled “Inside the White House Freakout Over the Epstein Files,” repeatedly states that President Donald Trump and his closest White House staff have held numerous meetings discussing how best to delay any release of federal investigatory materials related to now-deceased millionaire child trafficker Jeffrey Epstein and how best to
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After teasing new music and a mysterious “Frozen Charlatan” character this week, Jack White has announced a new album: Frozen Charlotte. The self-produced follow-up to 2024’s No Name arrives July 10 via Third Man. Listen to “Dollar Bill” from the LP below. White returned in April, ahead of his Saturday Night Live appearance, with “G.O.D.
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Jay-Z proved once again that his style is as iconic as his catalogue. The rap mogul was spotted in New York City attending the NBA Finals wearing a $1,183 Bode Lucky Draw embroidered jacket, styled by longtime collaborator June Ambrose. The black wool zip-up jacket featured hand-embroidered four-leaf clover motifs with red and green detailing
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There’s something special about the way a dual-timeline historical fiction novel connects people and stories throughout the past and present. From multi-generational tales that cover the lives of an entire family tree to novels that feature characters connected through the ages, dual- and multi-timeline novels are able to depict history in a way single timeline
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Advocacy groups are criticizing a new Tennessee law, House Bill 1665, signed in April by Gov. Bill Lee (R), which prohibits doctors from asking minor patients questions about gender. The law takes effect in October. Advocacy groups say it’s an “unnecessary” attack on the LGBTQ+ community and likely disastrous for children suffering from gender dysphoria.
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Many rock fans are familiar with the Beatles’ universally reviled television movie, Magical Mystery Tour, but how the Beatles managed to make it and get it aired in December 1967 is relatively unknown. The story of how Magical Mystery Tour came to be is one of tragedy, hubris, and the price of extreme fame.  The
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