Books, Arts, and Culture

I work from home, so I’m pretty lucky in that I can wear whatever I want each day. My uniform these days, between working from home...

I’ve been a Hamlet fan since reading it for a high school class senior year, so I was incredibly excited when I saw a trailer for Ophelia on Tuesday, a...

This week’s The List List is sponsored by Flatiron Books, publishers of I Know Who You Are by Alice Feeney. Meet Aimee Sinclair: the actress everyone...

Do you ever just want to scream? Of course you do! Our world is utterly bizarre! However, you can’t go punching holes in drywall or building...

“What are the top sci-fi books?” is a question I’ve heard more than once from someone looking for a guide to the best of such a...

The premise of Mystery Science Theater 3000 is simple: a couple of mad scientists keep shooting their low-level employees—first Joel, then Mike—into space and forcing them to watch...

When you want to escape to another world through reading, Hogwarts, Panem, and Narnia aren’t your only options. Straight-up realistic fiction—no magic, no Sci-Fi—can sweep you...

Despite being a child that did not agree with being naughty, Where the Wild Things Are became one of my favorite books. From Max in his...

This giveaway is sponsored by Oxford University Press. Over the course of a generation, algorithms have gone from mathematical abstractions to powerful mediators of daily life....