The Limits of Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity
admin The visionary artist once challenged ways of seeing—until she was seen by everyone.
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A Wildly Popular Movie Meets the Film World’s Most Revered Label
<em>KPop Demon Hunters</em>’ inclusion in the high-class cinema catalogue may signal a changing tide.
Watching Tim Curry Have Fun Was the Most Fun Thing
The actor could make all of his characters delightful to watch, no matter how sinister or strange.
The Painter Who Shaped Rothko
The usual story is that Milton Avery mentored, then was eclipsed by, the famed abstract expressionist. But it was more…
The Strange Case of a Nearly Doomed Looney Tunes Movie
The director of <em>Coyote vs. Acme</em> is still unsure why Warner Bros. wanted to dump it.
The Truth About Dolly Parton’s Style
It wasn’t about showbiz. It was about sovereignty.
We’re Living in the World Dolly Parton Built
Country music is surging, female singer-songwriters are on top, and audiences crave honest voices like hers.
Party in the (Downwardly Mobile) U.S.A.
The mainstream is disintegrating. What’s a frustrated pop star to do?
Trump’s D.C. IndyCar Race Was Actually Kind of Fun
Most of this summer’s Freedom 250 events glorified the president. This one was just a race.
I Was a Bicentennial Baby
Behind the moniker, in 1976, was a kind of hope. As I turn 50 and the nation reaches 250, the…