This movie acknowledges the current reality that nothing really changed for the better, and misinformation has only gotten ...

The big twist is revealed after the first half hour. Everything we’ve seen so far is a play within the movie. Digger was a ...

Slaughterhouse-Five' faced a backlash by parents and school boards, who argued the novel was obscene and immoral.

There now exists an unprecedented opportunity to become the next Sir Laurence Olivier or Guy Standing at Bar. Thanks largely to Sofia Coppola, daughter of famed director Francis Ford Coppola, for ...

It’s hard to put a label on Alan Govenar. He’s a writer, filmmaker, photographer, and folklorist for starters. He’s also the founder of Documentary Arts, a nonprofit arts organization, which, since ...

In a summer dominated by superheroes, cyclopes, and horror sensations, Steven Spielberg remains committed to a far more radical idea: that the future is still worth believing in. Fifty years into one ...

Journalistic writing presents itself as a neutral container: a clean pane of glass between the public and the world. Facts go in; facts come out; and whatever meaning we take from them is our own. But ...

The influx of rock music and counterculture in the 1960s signaled a new era for music journalism, and Rolling Stone became the venue for documenting this revolution. As counterculture evolved in San ...

The literary reputations of many mid-20th century American male writers appear to be, perhaps inevitably, in decline. Among those are several who share the same first name—John O’Hara, John Barth, ...

In February of 1932, William Faulkner finished the manuscript for his seventh novel. He had spent the past three years writing the works that would make him immortal — The Sound and the Fury, As I Lay ...

This article, “The Uncertain Heavens,” was originally published in The Public Domain Review under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0. If you wish to ...

Traveling through Turkey, I quickly realized the true locals aren’t just the people—they’re the cats. From Istanbul’s colorful bazaars to Cappadocia’s dreamlike fairy chimneys and Çeşme’s shimmering ...