Why a violent Portland newspaper strike in the 1960s sparked one man’s decades-long obsession
Sam Newhouse bought the Oregon Journal to dominate the Portland market, but afternoon newspapers already were doomed. In city after city, they fell victim to long car commutes to the suburbs and TV’s ...
RFK Jr.’s Misguided Nostalgia
Although RFK Jr. is correct in suggesting that rates of obesity have surged in recent decades, his nostalgia for the past ...
‘Mid-Century Modern’ Isn’t a Gay ‘Golden Girls’: Nathan Lane on Why Multicam Sitcoms Like It Deserve More Respect
In his latest project, “Mid-Century Modern” — the new Hulu series from “Will & Grace” co-creators Max Mutchnick and David Kohan — Lane throws his star power behind a multicam sitcom about three gay ...
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The Spirit of Britain: A Narrative History of the Arts
Man cannot live by abstraction alone. One day the Rothkos, the Hirsts and the Emins will be consigned to the basement, occasionally to be trotted out as scarcely credible examples of how eagerly ...
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20 Years Later, This Groundbreaking Action Movie Still Holds Up
Twenty years later, Sin City ’s impact has been somewhat diminished by the passage of time. But the original film remains one ...
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Hulu’s gay new series tackles loneliness among queer elders
Like Bea Arthur’s Dorothy on The Golden Girls, Bunny brings his mom into the mix, played by a garrulous Linda Lavin. Eight ...