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Read Joan Didion’s Lost Interview with the Grateful Dead (1967)
A previously unknown 1967 interview with the Grateful Dead by Joan Didion has been found, providing new insights into the band’s early days and the San Francisco scene.
Reimagining George Washington’s Portrait
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts hosts an exhibit juxtaposing 19th-century and contemporary depictions of Washington, highlighting his complex legacy.
Chloé Zhao Is a Spiky, Sparkling Schiaparelli Blowfish at Cannes Film Festival
Chloé Zhao made a striking appearance at Cannes wearing a Schiaparelli couture gown inspired by blowfish, blending surrealism with high fashion.
They Don’t Make Celebrities Like Michael Jackson Anymore
Decades after his death, Michael Jackson remains a cultural icon, with new biopic success highlighting his enduring influence and the nostalgia surrounding his fame.
The Venice Biennale and the Art Lover’s Dilemma
The Venice Biennale opened last week amid political protests and controversies, highlighting the complex relationship between art, politics, and personal response.
Jack Johnson’s New Film SURFILMUSIC Reveals His High-Stakes Surfing Roots Most Fans Never Saw
Jack Johnson’s new documentary SURFILMUSIC showcases his early surfing days, filmmaking, and musical evolution, highlighting his deep connection to the ocean.
A Cautious New Approach to Trump’s Impeachments at the Smithsonian
The Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery now mentions Trump’s impeachments minimally, reflecting political sensitivities amid ongoing tensions with the administration.
‘We found a charming alternative to touristy Bath’: readers’ favourite UK trips
Readers share their top UK travel spots, highlighting lesser-known but charming destinations like Wells in Somerset and Ardnamurchan in Scotland.
Hollywood Loves the Weather, but It Still Hates Weathermen
Despite Hollywood’s fascination with weather, it often portrays weathermen as unserious or ineffective, reflecting broader societal attitudes and misconceptions.