Film, music, art, and the conversations that matter.
The writer and activist who helped found Ms. magazine and gave the modern women's movement one of its most recognizable voices has died at her home in New York City, six decades into a career spent pushing for equality.
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Federer entered the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport with a nearly 30 minute speech that traced his career back to a Basel ball boy and turned into a tribute to the sport rather than to himself.
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Jacob Elordi proved once again that he understands the assignment of red carpet charisma, even when the scene stealer beside him has four legs and a wagging tail. At the world premiere of Ridley Scot…
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The creator economy runs on capturing real life, often in places and moments no one agreed to share. As audiences grow tired of feeling like extras in someone else's video, the unspoken deal that let influencers film first and ask never is quietly falling apart.
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After more than 25 years as a lawyer, the Luxembourg based producer built a film company that would go on to co-produce a Palme d'Or winner. Christel Henon says the pull was simple, the freedom that cinema offers, and her legal past turned out to be the steadiest foundation for a chaotic industry.
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The German-born, Moscow-trained painter does not set out to depict dreams. She wants her canvases to leave you with the feeling of having just woken from one, holding a truth you cannot quite put into words. She calls it enigmatic surrealism, and it has made her one of the more distinctive voices in contemporary art.
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