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Benjamin Wallace-Wells
John Kasich, Protest Candidate
By Benjamin Wallace-Wells
The support for the Ohio governor is a stand against the tone of the primary—not by the fringe but by the social establishment.
The support for the Ohio governor is a stand against the tone of the primary—not by the fringe but by the social establishment.
A posthumous release of his album “The Diary” complicates his legacy.
Binge-watching the most addictive show on television.
The rigid format of serial television gets the better of the talented filmmakers who wrote and directed the new Starz series.
After five years under house arrest, the opposition leader Mehdi Karroubi demands to be formally charged and tried in court.
Leah Chase, the matriarch of New Orleans’s historic restaurant Dooky Chase, will receive the James Beard Foundation’s lifetime-achievement award.
Look, we tried things the old way—with a government and public safety and stuff—but it just didn't work.
Within hours of the car’s unveiling, on March 31st, the tech community was awash in speculation about what more Elon Musk could have in store.
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Nowadays the word “virility” brings grimaces, but what did it mean in the first place? And is there anything about it worth salvaging?
The question isn’t why moderates still have a candidate in the race; it’s how that moderate remnant chose Kasich.
Stephen Curry and the Warriors won a truly special number of games.
A reissue of the book “Observations” shows us Moore as a radical modernist.
After twenty years, the Lakers guard confronts a long—and possibly painful—goodbye.
Niki de Saint Phalle’s sculpture park, dreamed up in an asylum, was the capstone of a tempestuous life in art.
Michael Tilson Thomas’s concert with the San Francisco Symphony reveals a composer far removed from the sunny populist whom most audiences know.
“Bobby had been writing and rewriting and refining and re-refining the manuscript of his début collection for more than eight years now.”
Trump insisted that Obama release his birth certificate to prove his citizenship. How will he attack the legitimacy of Hillary Clinton?
Thanks to some good old-fashioned reporting, we now have an idea of how little cash Trump has given away.
Despite insulting hardworking New Yorkers, Cruz may not get what he deserves in the state’s primary.
Few if any Americans displayed interest in his whereabouts.
Shandling was a kind and empathetic person in a world where those qualities rarely come in uncomplicated packages.
The challenge of selling Clintonian liberalism to a new generation of Democratic voters.
In James Gray’s 2013 film, starring Marion Cotillard, fiercely expressive yet majestically still surfaces seethe with mighty, oceanic emotions.
Two giants of soul music, and a song chronicling a South Carolinian’s fascination with Trump.
For his 2008 series “Service,” the photographer Platon followed members of the military as they trained to fight in Iraq, then visited with them again when they returned from the war.
In this Oscar-nominated and BAFTA-winning short film, two boys from nineteen-seventies Belfast discover the facts of life with help from their two pet chickens.