Browsing: Culture Desk

Rachel Bell, content director for NYC dispensary Gotham, visits the Guggenheim stoned for her video series Hi, I’m High — and leaves with sculpture opinions.

After failing to cut legal aid funding outright, the Trump administration is routing migrant children’s cases to organizations without immigration expertise or capacity.

Bachmann’s flash fiction “The Hobbler,” published in The New Yorker, builds an entire emotional architecture from one conditional sentence about hope and morning.

D.S.A. co-chair Megan Romer defends the organization’s boldest positions on the New Yorker Radio Hour, arguing voters want fighters, not hedgers.

Caro Claire Burke’s debut novel “Yesteryear” became a best-seller after diving into trad wife culture. Now Anne Hathaway wants to adapt it.

Conservative activist Bryan Hubbard, backed by Rick Perry and Joe Rogan, pushed ibogaine into Republican politics. Here’s how a fringe psychedelic became a G.O.P. talking point.

Jordan Harper’s “A Violent Masterpiece” flips noir’s core pessimism, raising real questions about hope, the Epstein era, and what the genre can argue.

Eric Wareheim turned post-divorce plant collecting into a real business, with Martha Stewart and Kelly Wearstler among his clients.

A Spanish firefighter’s warning about fires exceeding all response capacity points to a European crisis built from drought, heat, and decades of neglect.

Elizabeth Meriwether’s Hulu series “Furious” follows a female killer targeting an abuse network — brutal, funny, and harder to dismiss than its premise suggests.