The decline of reading and the rise of social media are again transforming what it feels like to be a thinking person.

By Nancy Klingener and Breana Sowers From January 2020 through February 2021, as the Florida Keys and the world were navigating the ever-changing and frequently terrifying conditions of the COVID ...

A roundup of the completely random things I came across this past month that actually made me stop and stare at my screen for ...

The 42-year-old designer opens up about his new gig, the current state of men’s fashion, and why he’s not scared of AI.

Oscar-winning actress Juliette Binoche will be heading to the Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival next month to screen her directorial debut, the nonfiction feature In-I In Motion. That’s ...

The National Comedy Center, the United States' museum and national archive dedicated to the art form of comedy, was named the #1`Best Pop Culture Museum in the country by USA Today as part of the 2026 ...

Regardless of whose name is read out when the Best Actress Oscar is announced at the Academy Awards in Los Angeles next month, Rose Byrne feels like she’s already won.

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A Biography of Al Green by Jimmy McDonough, and the popularity of Green’s recordings on reissue CD’s and streaming outlets, it’s appropriate to display a 2004 interview I initially conduced for HITS ...

The most unexpected streaming hit of the year is Archive, a sci-fi thriller about using AI to replace humans that has a 78 ...

Modern classics like The Brutalist, Marty Supreme, and Oppenheimer are all among the best, most perfect movies released since the year 2020.

YouTube's free movie collection now includes rare cult classics and restored extended cuts that disappeared from mainstream ...