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Luis Puenzo, an Argentine film director whose “The Official Story,” based on the yearslong “dirty war” in which Argentina’s military regime killed and disappeared thousands of people it perceived as its enemies, brought his country its first Academy Award for best foreign language film, died on Tuesday in Buenos Aires. He was 80. His death…
The collaboration is part of the Devil Wears Prada 2, which premieres May 1 Lady Gaga and Doechii are kiki-ing and serving sass in the music video for their new song “Runway.” The powerhouse pair recently up for the new track, which will feature in the highly-anticipated film, The Devil Wears Prada 2. In the…
Underscores has announced a 2026 UK and European tour, as well as an upgrade to the previously-announced North American tour due to demand for tickets. The Hyperpop musician, real name April Harper Grey, will be touring in support of third album ‘U’, released last month. Beginning in late October, the UK and European leg of…
Lizzo has announced the title and release date of her new album, ‘Bitch’, as well as the single release of the title track and video. The Grammy and Emmy award-winning artist’s third studio album will be released on June 5, click here to pre-order. Before that, the album’s title track will be unveiled Friday May…
David Malouf, a writer whose poetic vision of Australia’s dual nature — a nation defined by its British Empire heritage, yet sheltering in an untamed outback — played out across prizewinning novels, short stories, poems and opera librettos, died on Wednesday in Gold Coast, in Queensland, Australia. He was 92. His death, in a hospital,…
This morning, the eminent critic Dwight Garner published a lament for the institutional book critic—via his own institution, The New York Times. Lord knows this isn’t the first swansong of its kind. We’ve covered the recent destruction of The Washington Post‘s Book World, and the larger phenomenon of diminishing coverage. And also, you’ve been outside….
‘It’s magical,” says Loie Hollowell. “It’s such good timing!” The artist, speaking via Zoom from her studio in Queens, New York, is referring to the Artemis II moon mission. Little did she know, when she named her latest painting series Overview Effect, after the term used by astronauts to describe the experience of seeing Earth…
Lifting an earthenware mortar above your head to protect yourself from the rain of fire. It’s an instinctive, desperate, almost primordial gesture. It was one of the last acts performed by a man fleeing during the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, now reconstructed thanks to new excavations in the Porta Stabia necropolis in Pompeii….
“I don’t know when I read men any more”, the writer Zadie Smith told a literary festival audience on Sunday. “It does happen sometimes, but it’s completely flipped compared to the reading I did when I was young,” she continued. Smith – the author of novels including White Teeth and On Beauty – was speaking…
