Some New World Order for you to Observe: On Furious 7 and the State of Things
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s hard to believe that it’s been fourteen years since we first saw Paul Walker and Vin Diesel ride or die and wax poetic on…
[dropcap]I[/dropcap]t’s hard to believe that it’s been fourteen years since we first saw Paul Walker and Vin Diesel ride or die and wax poetic on…
The most noteworthy shows opening across NYC galleries this week. All We Need is Inside Jeppe Hein April 16 – May 30, 2015 303 Gallery,…
When we spoke to Broken Social Scene’s Kevin Drew last year, it was during the singer’s promotional push for his sophomore solo album, Oh My Darlings—a…
Despite the fact that his latest directorial feature, the obscurely fascinating Inland Empire, was released almost a decade ago, David Lynch’s legacy as a filmmaker,…
Today, the city of Boston will officially proclaim April 9 as “Riot Grrrl” day, in honor of original riot grrrl, musician Kathleen Hanna. Hanna, a…
Milan’s Salone del Mobile has grown into the largest fair of its kind in the world, far surpassing its founding mission of showcasing Italian design, and instead becoming…
Diana Al-Hadid’s opus inhabits multiple media: large-scale sculptures, drawings, site-specific installations and painting all feature throughout the Syria-born, Brooklyn-based artist’s work. Al-Hadid’s work is rooted…
Perhaps the best description of master eroticist filmmaker Walerian Borowczyk’s is that of a “genius who was also a pornographer.” An apt description of a…
Spring broke: Here’s a playlist of the twelve freshest new tracks to help you forget spring break. Featuring Speedy Ortiz, Jamie XX, Nice Legs, Baauer,…