Early on Friday morning, Taylor Swift, literary It Girl of the pop charts, dropped her 11th studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, and 15 surprise tracks, dubbed The Tortured Poets …
Taylor Swift’s latest album, The Tortured Poets Department, dropped today, and it’s full of the kinds of astute observations about millennial existence that we’ve come to expect from the pop …
While Jamie Bell and Margaret Qualley prepare to embody Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and Rooney Mara fights to keep her Audrey Hepburn-centric project alive, Oscar winners Jennifer Lawrence and …
While the end of 2023 and first months of 2024 have yielded a trove of ambitious, frightening, and heartbreaking documentaries (see: Occupied City, Dario Argento Panico, 20 Days in Mariupol), …
If I’m known for anything at this point, it’s probably having a lot of thoughts about various cultural ephemera. It should be obvious, then, that I Have Opinions about the …
Great war films—and I’d call Alex Garland’s Civil War a great and totally modern war film—should be discomfiting. That’s the moral calculus: War is hell, and any depiction of it …
Before donning a dark bouffant for Sofia Coppola’s 2023 film Priscilla, about the contentious relationship between Elvis and Priscilla Presley, Cailee Spaeny suited up for a different kind of battle …
“When you’re an artist, there’s no HR Department,” Maggie Rogers jokingly says. “There’s no normal path. It’s all sort of self determined.” She’s wearing an earth-toned greenish sweater, and her …
I’m not qualified to dispense advice on much, unless the topic in question is a) blogging, b) purchasing plus-size vintage in literally any state in the U.S. or c) Real …
Yet his monologue wasn’t only that: While Youssef’s comments about Palestine were clearly heartfelt and genuine, that anecdote ends with a joke about his buddy Brian’s dog. (And, leading up …