James Bond Shake-Up: Amazon Takes Creative Control of FranchiseThe studio will take the reins for the 60 year-old movie property, while Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli will remain co-owners as they move to the sidelines as part of a joint venture transaction.
Ciara Miller Has Mastered the Art of Self-PreservationCiara Miller chats about joining ‘The Traitors,’ how she stays calm while filming two reality shows, and her favorite way to work out.
We’re All Still Obsessed With Martin ParrThe photographer and chronicler of all things British, now the subject of the upcoming documentary ‘I am Martin Parr’, has had a decades-long career that shows no sign of waning despite all its contradictions.
Elon Musk’s Daddy Cosplay Is a Not-So-Subtle Threat to All Working WomenThe kid stays in the picture because he’s a great prop and charming distraction—but how many mothers can cart their children to the office?
In Kim Hostler and Juliet Burrows’s Upstate New York Home, Scandinavian Design Sets the TonePersonal keepsakes and contemporary marvels bring the cozy home and barn to life.
The Pop Culture Winners and Losers of Super Bowl LIXFrom the moment Kendrick Lamar stared down the barrel of the camera in his best first-day-of-school Old Navy flares to say, “Say Drake,” while grinning perhaps the most mischievous grin ever documented, we knew: Super Bowl LIX was brought to you by haters (and Rocket dot com or whatever).
The Failed Promise of the New Captain AmericaThe first intriguing Marvel sequel in years quickly wastes its potential. This may sound like a hopelessly naive thought about a superhero movie, but Captain America: Brave New World presented an exciting opportunity.
Abel Tesfaye Says Goodbye to the WeekndAbel Tesfaye, the Canadian singer who performs as the Weeknd, is perhaps his generation’s most committed self-mythologist. Early in his career, he obscured his identity while his moody, debased mixtapes became cult favorites.
Oscars Rewind: How ‘American Beauty’ Lost Its LusterThere were the box office receipts (more than $350 million worldwide, not adjusted for inflation, against a budget of roughly $15 million, according to the data site Box Office Mojo). The rave reviews (“a hell of a picture,” Kenneth Turan wrote in The Los Angeles Times). The three Golden Globes.
Star Trek: Section 31 is firing on all cylindersAs the very first nontheatrical Star Trek feature (one that’s debuting almost a decade after Star Trek Beyond), Star Trek: Section 31 seems like the sort of project that could have easily felt too “made for TV” to tell a satisfying story that does its characters justice.
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The Aesthetic Empire of Alma Mahler-WerfelThe first challenge is deciding what to call her. She is encircled by famous surnames—men jousting over her identity. A lustrous scion of fin-de-siècle Vienna, she was born Alma Maria Schindler, the daughter of the operetta singer Anna Bergen and the landscape painter Emil Schindler.
‘Hip-hop was like dog years. You’d be over by your third album’: De La Soul on grief, Gorillaz and never giving upIn early 2023, De La Soul – Kelvin “Posdnuos” Mercer, Dave “Trugoy the Dove” Jolicoeur and Vincent “Maseo” Mason – were preparing the reissue of perhaps the most warmly loved discography in hip-hop.
Defending Mr JefferiesAweek before Christmas in 2010, a young woman called Joanna Yeates disappeared from her home in Bristol. I remember first hearing about it on the car radio, my attention snagged, as it always is when Bristol is on the news, because that’s where I went to school.