Counter Arts

But it missed adding a few crucial points to that list

A study in excess

A vital relationship

Reflections on postwar femininity in the noir classic

Can video games be art?

Shona Auerbach’s tender debut feature is a beautiful, daring fusion of screwball comedy and realist drama

The independent cinema titan offers some real talk about nostalgia for ’90s indie filmmaking, the theatrical experience today, and why she…

Isabella Kirkland’s artwork follows the philosophy of former president Theodore Roosevelt: “Wildlife and its habitat cannot speak, so we…

The American writer was a standard-bearer for Black grievances while exposing, as few other writers have, the stark reality of racism, past…

A dirty old gem lost in time

The chaos, contradictions, and creations of the first ‘Mission: Impossible’ movie

“To Truly Return, We Must Belong — Djirna’s Tapak Dara” Exhibition at Mizuma Gallery, Singapore

Though some would prefer to ignore it, now is the perfect time to remember America’s complicated racial history.

Jane Austen: A 20th and 250th Anniversary

He played a moral giant in drag, but the real performance may have been offstage

The stories of ‘Days of Future Past’ and ‘Bloodlines’ are more connected than we ever imagined.

A small-town playhouse offers international productions and shares local history

Rodriguez’s debut feature, made for $7000, is impressive even if flawed

(A short note about Bodhicaryāvatāra by Shāntideva)

How to use the latest research in storytelling to raise intelligent and empathetic children

Reflections on Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s perfectly imperfect character

But Sally Bowles was still a fascinating role model

Grow and digest: why hurry when you can rest?

Finding new relevance in a long-ago photo project