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Beyond Imagining
Bessie, Lotte, Ruth, Farah, and Bridget, who had been lunching together for half a century, joined in later years by Ilka, Hope, and, occasionally, Lucinella, had agreed without the need for discussion that they were not going to pass, pass away, and under no circumstances on.
BY A WHISKER
Louis Wain and the reinvention of the cat.
INSIDE JOB-"Hit Man"
Years before Hannah Arendt coined, in the pages of this magazine, the phrase \"the banality of evil,\" popular films and fiction were embodying that idea in the character of the hit man. In classic crime movies such as \"This Gun for Hire\" (1942) and \"Murder by Contract\" (1958), hit men figure much as Nazis do in political movies, as symbols of abstract evil.
WHATEVER YOU SAY
Rereading Jenny Holzer, at the Guggenheim.
STATES OF PLAY
Can advocates use state supreme courts to preserve-and perhaps expand-constitutional rights?
God Explains the Rules of His New Board Game
Guys, want to play this new board game? It’s called Life. No, it’s not “one of God’s impossible-to-understand games that take three hours to learn.” It’ll be fun, I promise!
A Hollywood Family's Grudges
In Griffin Dunne's memoir, The Friday Afternoon Club-about growing up the son of Dominick Dunne and the nephew of John Gregory Dunne and Joan Didion-both acid and names are dropped.
An Atlas Who Can't Carry
J.Lo's AI-friendly flick flattens its own world.
Reality Check
Joseph O'Neill's realist novel embodies the best and worst of the genre.
THE LAST INAPPROPRIATE MAN ON TELEVISION
How ANDY COHEN survived the 'Reality Reckoning' (at least for now).
This Cooking Can't Be Pinned Down
Theodora's menu is all over the map. That's what makes it great.
Quite the Tomato
A summer appetizer from a seriously ambitious restaurant.
THE SECRET SAUCE
As Marcus on THE BEAR, LIONEL BOYCE is the guy everyone wants to be around. He's having that effect on Hollywood too.
Answered Prayers
Brooklynites Cristiana Peña and Nick Porter had a dream to live in an old church upstate.
Court Appearances: Andrew Rice
The Moment Trump Was Convicted Suddenly, the whole atmosphere changed.
The Chair Says 'Carrie'
Parker-spotting at Gramercy Park.
INDUSTRY Goes for Broke
With a new Sunday-night time slot and Game of Thrones's Kit Harington co-starring, can this buzzy GEN-Z FINANCE DRAMA finally break out?
The Love Machine
LOVE IS BLIND creator CHRIS COELEN drops a new group of singles into his strange experiment-and wrestles with all the lawsuits against the series.
Billie Doesn't Have to Do It All
The singer's gleefully disorienting third album doesn't hit every note it reaches for.
74 MINUTES WITH...Nikki Glaser
The comedian has been in the business for decades. But her set on the Tom Brady roast seems to have shifted something.
Trump's Billionaire Boom
How he gets away with promising to make the rich richer.
A Sense of Depth
A solid grasp of foreground, mid and background makes Colley Whisson's scenes come to life
BUILDING AN ART CAREER ONLINE PART I
In this two-part series, James Gurney presents options for artists who want to improve their internet business strategies
School's in Session
A look at some of the many in-person and online art classes and workshops available today
Keep It REAL
The Art Renewal Center bolsters the support and reverence of traditional representational art
Peaceful Places
Sara Linda Poly creates a sense of atmosphere and depth in her soft, ethereal landscapes
Preserving the Soul of Art
Throughout human history, people have used art to express themselves, record their daily activities, capture moments and share their emotions.
EDWARD FRAUGHTON
Sculpting the Spirit of the American West
Collaborative Environment
In this special edition of Beyond the Palette, we asked Scottsdale Artists' School executive director Trudy Hays a few of our own questions-about the benefits of art school, community and more
Flying COLORS
Artist David Barclay discusses how to pack painting gear for air travel-managing bulk, weight restrictions and more