The European Song Contest is like American Idol in its heyday, if you took every boring white guy with a guitar and replaced him with a techno dancer in drag and also everyone were huffing glue. It’s a visual orgasm of sequins and visual effects that one can only hope to understand through excessive YouTube research of previous acts. And tomorrow it's airing live in America for the first time.
David Samuels posted a lengthy response to the criticism of his lengthy profile New York Times Magazine profile of Ben Rhodes.
Like a cheap, drunken night at a Braavosi brothel, Game of Thrones usually leaves us with far more questions than answers.
In the tradition of Welty and Nabokov, provocative rapper simply assumed the persona of the oppressor to elucidate a larger point
The El Museo del Barrio gala was inspiring, sad and a celebration of life.
The new Twitter account @BradshawOnTour imagines the Sex and the City star's life on the road.
Melissa Mark-Viverito, a top surrogate for Hillary Clinton, slammed the Obama Administration over plans for mass deportations.
In today’s university, nearly everyone looks for some claim to oppression.
Last night's auction at Christie's was fairly underwhelming.
America can’t afford more of Mr. Clinton’s terrible ideas.
The Bronx-born crooner, dressed all in black with a black beret type hat once ignominiously termed a "floppy cap” by The New York Times with no regard for the man’s swaggering sense of style, is pushing 80, though he patently still has it.
Welcome to our TV Fashion column, where TV Ate My Wardrobe‘s Emma Fraser discusses the trends in television apparel. This week: Fashion and style throughout time(travel).
David Bowie was set to appear in David Lynch's return to 'Twin Peaks' before the musician and actor's death in January.
You've been warned.
Data shows that consumers are more likely to watch a quick teaser than a full two minute trailer.
Well, this week’s episode, “Human Raw Material” (creepy!), puts Sarah in mommy mode.
Some nations are built on a dream. Israel is the dream itself.
Nicole Cliffe and Mallory Ortberg will stop regularly adding new content, though the site will remain online,
Mr. Trump and Republican candidates had better present a positive message that the GOP stands as a job-creating party of reform and inclusion.
"We do live in a different time when people like the Kardashians who have no discernible talent are huge celebrities. In the ’50s and ’60s, people like Gore Vidal, William F. Buckley and Norman Mailer were celebrated. There’s less of that now," says Neal Shapiro.
PlentyOfFish surveyed more than 1,000 users who married a partner they met online.
The media business can and will adapt, but only if they keep firmly in mind the new laws under which they operate.
Morning links from the New York Observer.
If we understand entrepreneurship as a means to delivering value, we must realize that all starts and ends with self-improvement.
Because of Sanders a great progressive movement is rising.
