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Don’t Burn Our Own Fortifications
The right should know better than to let the left dictate the terms of battle. Source link
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Culture
As Movies Adapt to the Times, the Oscars Can Only Look On
In Hollywood, and at the Oscars, “hope” is a very big word. Chloé Zhao used it in her recorded introduction to a clip from her film…
News
The 2026 Oscars Were a Protest Against Their Own Irrelevance
These were stirring, unimpeachable sentiments; imagine the furor that might have erupted, by contrast, if Sean Penn, who famously disdains…
News
‘Never Again’ Requires That We Remember Always
Why Christians must fight against antisemitism. Source link
Culture
Can Psychoanalysis Help You Get the Life You Want?
Phillips is a figure for our therapy-soaked era, even if, for him, therapy feeds into and enables life, whereas we often seem to view life…
Business
Who Bankrolled the American Revolution?
It would appear, in synthesis and to borrow a pleasing opposition of human types from John Milton, that Morris was the active Allegro…
Culture
Maira Kalman’s “Amid It All”
For the cover of the March 23, 2026, Spring Style & Design Issue, the artist Maira Kalman painted a vase exploding with flowers, capturing…
Culture
How Arsenio Hall Shook Up Late Night
Late night isn’t just a time slot. It’s a concept, a temporal metaphor for what we can get away with under the cloak of night, when the…
News
What Egon Schiele Saw at the Hospital
Before meeting Graff and his patients, Schiele made art that was largely derivative. He had studied at Vienna’s Academy of Fine Arts with…
News
CNN Bombs: Network’s Bungling of the NYC Attack Couldn’t Have Come at a Worse Time
Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, three times is a trend, and four times is CNN. Source link
Lifestyle
Noma’s Food Is Art. Its Head Chef and Co-Owner Is a Problem
People love to scoff at this sort of high-concept culinary stuff. What’s served at Noma is “food” in the way that couture is clothing–a…
Culture
Big-Screen Remakes
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Fashion
Commentary: My promise to you: AI didn't write this column, and if it's after my job, it'll be over my dead body
For quite a while now, someone has been living inside my computer, writing emails for me. I don’t recall signing up for this artificial…
News
Go to Fredericksburg to Discover Washington the Man
A visit to Ferry Farm for the archeology of his boyhood home, Kenmore for fabulous plasterwork, and was his mother a battle axe? Source link
Culture
Films Are Fantasies. Here Are Their Realities.
Later, I learned that the man was Atsushi Nishijima, known as Jima—an on-set stills photographer who in the past decade and a half has…
Culture
What Went Wrong When Susan Sontag Met Thomas Mann?
Gil Rodin sent his nephew to the Reinhardt Workshop, a performing-arts school run by the towering Austrian émigré director Max Reinhardt,…
Culture
The Feminist Visionary Who Lost the Plot
Elizabeth Cady Stanton believed that she was a person of “superior intelligence and courage.” This fuelled her radical politics—and her…
Culture
Why Do Mind-Altering Drugs Make People Feel Better?
When Olson was at Stanford, he learned from a mentor who had honed a new method for developing drugs: function-oriented synthesis. Within…
Culture
“Project Hail Mary”: In Space, No One Should Hear Your Glib Jokes
Enter Eva Stratt (Sandra Hüller), a government official with a barbed half smile and a will of iron, who drags Grace back to the world of…
News
The Senate Housing Bill Mess
By preventing large investors from building homes, a bipartisan housing bill will do more to limit new construction than to spur…