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Trump’s Lonely First Year in Office: ‘They All Leave Me’
Posted in: Culture Features
By Sean Woods
Donald Trump's first year back in office was historically destructive, and also lonely, as Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan write in 'Regime Change'
The Next Big Netflix Show Isn’t a Show — It’s a Game You Play on Your TV
Posted in: Culture Features
By Elisabeth Garber-paul
'Unhinged,' the newest narrative game from Netflix, lets people play through a horror movie, with very creepy results
Larry David Calls Trump’s UFC Fight ‘a Travesty’: ‘I Was Embarrassed to be an American’
Posted in: Culture News
By Emily Zemler
Larry David responded to Donald Trump's UFC fight at the White House, saying it made him "embarrassed" to be an American
Senate Joins House in Voting to End Trump’s Iran War
Posted in: Culture News
By Nikki Mccann Ramirez
The Senate voted 52-48 on a nonbinding resolution calling for President Trump to end the Iran war, signalling growing discontent from Congress
The Founders Warned Us About Someone Like Trump
Posted in: Culture Features
By John Avlon
The Founding Fathers warned Americans about "unprincipled" and "desperate" figures like Donald Trump, who could threaten the democratic experiment
World Cup Run Inspires Haiti Amid Gang Violence: ‘We Are a People of Hope’
Posted in: Culture Features
By Jason Motlagh
Haiti is enduring a humanitarian crisis as gang violence continues to ravage the nation, but the soccer team's World Cup run has inspired its people
Trump Is Melting Down and Threatening Jail Time Over Reflecting Pool Disaster
Posted in: Culture News
By Nikki Mccann Ramirez
Donald Trump is blaming supposed "vandals" for the peeling paint job and overabundance of algae in the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool
New Zealand Lose First World Cup Match Since 1982: 5 Takeaways
Posted in: Culture Lists
By Conor Lochrie
History was on the line for both New Zealand and Egypt today — and unfortunately it went the way of the latter nation
‘The Future Doesn’t Look All That Stable’: The Growing Push for Better Mental Health Support Across the Arts
Posted in: Culture Features
By Jasmine Wallis
As conversations around job sustainability and psychosocial safety increase, more support is being built specifically for the people of Australia’s cultural industries.
‘Luigi: The Musical’ Uses Political Satire to Critique Society’s Obsession With Celebrities
Posted in: Culture Features
By Lorena O’neil
‘Luigi: The Musical’ creator explains why she wrote an imagined friendship between Luigi Mangione, Sean “Diddy” Combs, and Sam Bankman-Fried