Kleber Mendonça Filho's fantastic thriller interweaves his country's deep-seated corruption and his own love of cinema.
According to historian Alberto Grandi, if you want to eat the original Parmigiano like our great-grandparents used to eat, you should go to Milwaukee or Madison.
Filipino Canadian nurses weigh in on what TV portrayals get right and where they can go next
Poet Alison Luterman offers us lessons in neighborliness.
Between 1879 and 1882, Marx studied the latest research and writing on communal clan-based social formations around the globe, focusing on the changing nature of land ownership and gender and family relations within these societies.
Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing sees the typically pretentious auteur shift gears toward fun and violence in late 1990s NYC. It’s a throwback to gritty 1970s filmmaking but set in the Giuliani era — the perfect setting for downwardly mobile 2025
The pomegranate shows a marked versatility in its cultural connotations and connections.
Labor
Morale has plummeted as staff charged with protecting U.S. workers feel their core mission is being undermined.
In the face of a complacent neoliberal Democratic Party, some right-wing figures seek to position themselves as the only ones able to speak to the frustrations of working people facing miserable and uncertain times.
The announcement comes almost two years after the fund was touted as a major win in the 2023 strike-ending contract and includes provisions for background actors, stunt riggers and stand-ins.
Even a low-ball estimate of the cost of time shows just how misleading an estimate based only on money expenditures really is.
Musicians say bots are stealing streams, siphoning income, and shortening the lifespan of songs. Even Bad Bunny isn’t safe.
The APALA Convention served as a reminder that although there is a long way to go before the labor movement reaches its potential as the strong defense it could be against attacks on immigrants, there exists a start within our own communities.
Paul Simon's 'Me and Julio Down in the Schoolyard' provides a fun vibe for the start of a new school year, as misinformation spreads, vaccination rates plummet, and new outbreaks of measles kill again
MAHA? How unhealthy is the United States? Some key figures show how the US compares to other countries in life expectancy, early deaths and chronic disease.
It is a mistake to consider Ukrainian security as an issue separate from the construction of a new European security order, where Europe can defend itself without the United States
The Gilded Age's Morgan Spector reads a recent New York Times dispatch from the Hamptons, where there is quiet desperation.
Bloomberg’s Jason Leopold and Ava Benny-Morrison with host David Gura on the massive trove of emails — what they tell us about Epstein, his powerful network, and Ghislaine Maxwell
Politically charged musical commentary. Listen for yourself.
How do members of Congress get so rich? Hint: they're scoring record returns in the stock market, raising questions about their use of insider information.
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