Yesterday, Heidecker, who will receive full access to the InfoWars brand, studio, domain names, and archive, told TIME a little about his plans for the great reclamation. According to Heidecker, the first phase of the new InfoWars will replicate some classic Onion-style parody, in which the absurder aspects of “right-wing media culture” will be lampooned. But…
PROPHECY: Prediction, Power, and the Fight for the Future, From Ancient Oracles to AI, by Carissa Véliz Imagine you are a turkey on a farm — a nice, free-range organic farm, so that instead of being cooped up all the time you get plenty of chances to roam. Your kindly caretakers feed you and provide…
Celebrated American singer, songwriter, author and activist Patti Smithhas been announced as the recipient of the 2026 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT The Princess of Austurias Awards are a series of annual prizes awarded in Spain to individuals, entities or organizations from around the world who make notable achievements in the…
When Koyo Kouoh arrived back at the airport last May in her hometown, Basel, Switzerland, she cried as she told her husband that she had some good news and some bad news. Kouoh had gone to see a doctor during a work trip to Senegal because she was feeling weak, and had undergone an M.R.I….
“Somebody around here needs to change.And your name is Somebody.”–Elizabeth Gilbert, All the Way to the River* Article continues after advertisement The most beloved resident at Westminster Village, a resort-style retirement community in Scottsdale, is probably a sulcata tortoise named Bruno who moseys through the center’s secret garden and naps in the shade…
For some years now, mainstream British politics has revolved increasingly obsessively around the question of how to stop Nigel Farage. What started a decade ago with Brexit may yet end in a general election that boils down to one question: do you or don’t you want to risk putting this man in Downing Street? That said, we still…
Published on 29/04/2026 – 8:58 GMT+2 This year’s Eurovision backlash continues. ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Protesters gathered outside the Serbian state RTS broadcaster yesterday to demand that the Balkan country pull out of this year’s Eurovision Song Contest because of Israel’s participation. The protesters in central Belgrade waved Palestinian flags and accused Israel of genocide. They called…
Sundowner Artists’ Simone Ubaldi and Andrew Parisi were the big winners at the Association of Artist Managers’ fifth annual awards, presented lunchtime Wednesday (April 29) at Sydney’s Crowbar, just hours before the APRA Music Awards. The pair, who manage the international breakthrough punk rockers Amyl And The Sniffers, won manager of the year, the same…
The stories in Northern Irish writer Lucy Caldwell’s fourth collection are often devoted to family life, or a professional life in the arts: or both. They’re almost always about memory and how to manage it. They offer a certain continuity with her earlier collections, Multitudes, Intimacies and Openings, though it’s subtle and organic rather than…
This Is Not a Murder Mystery 8pm, U&DramaA period crime drama set in West Sussex, 1936: a stately home is playing host to the hottest artists of the day, including Salvador Dalí, Man Ray and René Magritte. After a party fuelled by cocaine, opium and professional jealousy, a body is found, staged like Magritte’s The…
