A roundtable discussion about Israel, antisemitism, their theological and personal connections to Jews, and everything from Sukkot celebrations to the end times
How a Nazi-satanist ideology once confined to tabloids and metal forums became a magnet for disturbed young men, violent crime, and maybe even Western intelligence agencies
What was once a pilgrimage for the sick has become a luxurious reset for the well
From seed oils to soda lobbying: inside the strange, lucrative world of influence for hire
And why God needs Hollywood
What’s lost when Friday night dinner is reimagined as a fashionable event?
Kenneth Lonergan’s Margaret is one of a handful of acutely revealing American works of art produced in the first quarter of the 21st century
It promised freedom, connection, endless discovery. But it didn’t last.
The writer and actress on her upcoming film, Influenced, and dressing like a Sicilian widow
What, exactly, is Bill Gates doing in Africa?
Kanye West, Herman Melville, and the making of American art
