I’m impatient and impulsive, and so I’m pro-spoiler by default—choosing just to lean in to my perpetual habit of flipping to the end of books to find out who survives and reading the Wikipedia summary of any horror movie I might want to see.
“Everything I do is sort of cosmic and half-assed, like miraculous accidents."—Juliette Lewis
The nominee’s Kremlin ties have become a scandal—and the GOP has nobody to blame but itself for this mess.
"[Yellow Submarine] has become a rallying point for so many positive platforms to help children everywhere.'—Donovan
A new "Love me Tinder" study proclaims too much swiping leads to low self-confidence
Everyone’s in a good mood while they’re playing: slapping fives, yelling at the screen, rocketing upwards in ecstasy after a victory. It’s dark, raucous, and energetic. The same electricity that powers the machines is palpable in the air.
Democrats get a pass of racism and sexism—especially if they are women or minorities.
As two young women are discussing the importance of being politically active, they mention that 27 million Latinos will be eligible to vote this year and that four million of those will be new voters.
This week of Big Brother can’t be discussed without giving a proper shoutout to production and the editing department who someone managed to stretch two five minute competitions (HoH and veto) into episode anchoring segments. For Head of Household, all you had to do was roll a ball down the center of a winding ramp. Easier said than done but you basically just had to do it and collect your score like Chuck E Cheese ski-ball tickets. You got one try with the red ball but could practice as many times as you wanted with the yellow ball first. Читать дальше...
“People are rushing off to work, dropping off their kids. Some are coming into the building going up. You have to make good judgements. People are busy. They don’t want to wait.”—former elevator operator John Santos
Real Housewives are known for its ability to build up suspense…to nothing. Preview after preview will underscore the shocking moment to come, getting viewers excited about the big reveal. But, for the most part, these moments, these “big reveals,” amount to something idiotic and hardly mind blowing, leaving the viewer unsatisfied.
Affluent New Yorkers are making their summer pilgrimage all the way to Aspen, as it grows amenities both literal and cultural.
Multiple Maniacs may be the Sibyl of filmmaking, a cultural and artistic split personality (OK, dissociative personality disorder). The restored early John Waters film (thanks Criterion!), opens today at the IFC Center. The comedy revels in the pure act of creation like those innocents Mickey Rooney and Judy Garland producing a play in the barn. But there's nothing naive about the subject matter: an LSD vision-quest that captures, in the 1970 of Hippies ascendant and straights in peril, a country's collective nervous breakdown. Читать дальше...
Watching sports from your couch can be a stylish affair.
Fashioning cross-sensory perception into compositions on modular synths, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith's music is truly otherworldly in its beauty.
Art world news for August 5.
LaFarge CEO Frederic Jolibois may have negotiated with ISIS in order to continue doing business in Syria.
While popcorn was on offer at last night’s New York premiere of the hilariously adult cartoon, Sausage Party, the accompanying Pabst Blue Ribbon beers made it clear this would not be a normal screening.
The Everything Black is made with Mexican vanilla and black lava sea salt ice cream.
For many years, Santana was falsely depicted as refusing to perform in Israel.
Don't worry, cord-cutters. You can still take in the action.
Researchers are worried about the toll this presidential election is taking on the mental health of Muslim Americans.
The newest shipment will be sent out on Monday to a waiting list of over 14,000!
A unique Bond Street duplex in a converted watch case building for a specific kind of buyer
And Pat McGrath launches her latest project: a lip kit.
