Arts & Entertainment

When The Handmaid’s Tale premiered on Hulu in 2017, the dystopian landscape of Margaret Atwood’s 1985 novel was only a glimmer in the distant future. Today, as the series comes to a close with its sixth season, we seem to be on the precipice of that reality. Gender equality and LGBTQIA rights are under direct […]

From seafood towers and bottomless mimosas to fluffy omelets and inches-thick Belgian waffles, Chicago restaurants know how to cook up a decadent brunch. And what better time than spring, with its longer days and rising temperatures, to check out the Windy City’s brunch scene? Weekends are typically the best (and sometimes only) time to check

As a kid growing up in the Bahamas, Anina Major watched from under the dining room table as her grandmother’s feet stepped on the sewing machine pedal, connecting woven plait strips. Other women visited to learn about weaving from Major’s grandmother. “Even though she might not have been transferring that knowledge to me directly, I

Spring is crackling out from under winter’s grip, and all I want to do is sit at a table in the Hudson Valley and drink it all in. Give me a glass of ice-cold Sancerre and the first radishes of the season. Give me ramps harvested and piled on plates of piping hot homemade pasta.

As Meta prepares to invest tens of billions of dollars in the race to develop artificial intelligence, the company is losing one of its most influential researchers. Joelle Pineau, head of A.I. research at Meta, announced yesterday (April 1) that she will leave the company next month “to create space for others to pursue the

When U.K. punk band the Buzzcocks were looking for cover art for their 1977 Orgasm Addict single, twenty-three-year-old Linda Mulvey had just completed a graphic design degree at Manchester Polytechnic. The band settled on one of Mulvey’s untitled photomontages for their cover—a naked female torso with a steam iron instead of a head. A year

Dominique Fung’s paintings contain something profoundly ancient yet unmistakably contemporary. Ancestral images and symbologies surface across her canvases, suspended in a fluid, dreamlike dimension where time and space dissolve into one another. For her debut show in Hong Kong with MASSIMODECARLO, the Brooklyn-based artist continues her excavation of imaginary worlds, channeled through her Hong Kong

While many things about museums have changed over the years, and many more are changing now, the growth of their permanent collections has remained a constant. The average museum collection expands by as much as 2 percent per year. That may not sound like a lot, but it means they double every 36 years. The

Tesla (TSLA)’ written in the middle and cars parked around it” width=”970″ height=”672″ data-caption=’Tesla has been the subject of mounting political protests. <span class=”lazyload media-credit”>Justin Sullivan/Getty Images</span>’> The impact of Elon Musk’s political power on Tesla is finally showing up in numbers. In the first three months of 2025, Tesla delivered 336,681 electric vehicles, the company

Founded in 1996 as Hong Kong’s first self-organized and artist-run space and initially managed by a group of the city’s artists and curators, Para Site today plays a vital role in fostering and catalyzing the local art scene. Its role has evolved over time—particularly during the pandemic—into something more akin to a think tank and