“If this were not the arts, it would be considered a child health crisis.”
Princeton Confronts Its Slave-Owning Past With An ‘Anti-Monument’
What We Lose When We Let Predatory Men Shape The National Conversation
Matt Lauer’s 20-year position at NBC allowed him to frame the way stories about powerful women and Very Bad Men were told — and not told.
How A 90-Year-Old Bookstore Got Into The Business Of Totes
New York’s Strand Book Store has been making its iconic tote bags since the 1980s. Today, it boasts more than 100 designs.
‘Complicit’ Is The Word Of The Year, According To Dictionary.com
2017 has been a year of speaking out about bad behavior, silence and inaction.
For Just One Second, Lucas Hedges Thought He’d Won That Oscar
The star of “Lady Bird” and “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri” is an art-school dropout who’s worried about dating apps, just like you.
Hugh Hefner’s Playboy Reinforced The Idea That Great Literature Is A Male Interest
The cultured lens of Playboy created a new space for literary life ― one with no particular interest in welcoming female readers.
‘Call Me By Your Name’ And The Bittersweet Beauty Of Queer Cinema
In the Oscar hopeful, Armie Hammer and Timothée Chalamet underscore the mysteries of young gay love that made “Moonlight” and “Carol” shine.
Apologizing For Predatory Behavior Requires More Than Saying ‘I’m Sorry’
Sexual abuse survivors and restorative justice experts discuss “good” and “bad” apologies.
Museum Under Fire For Show With Live Reptiles, Film Of Dogs Strapped To Treadmills
Animal welfare activists are accusing the New York City museum of cruelty.