
Don’t Just Replace Chavez—Rethink Monuments
It’s time for tributes to leave the great-man theory of history behind.

It’s time for tributes to leave the great-man theory of history behind.

Thirteen thousand miles. Infinite contenders. One beautiful loaf.

On fearlessness, the limitations of any one narrative, and what a history of Black comedy can and can’t show

On the teen drama’s third season, adulthood brings only more misery.

A withering parody of The Pitt skewered Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s movement and questioned the healing properties of beef tallow.

A poem

The outgoing president of the Kennedy Center leaves the institution renamed, nearly closed, and wildly unpopular.

The Oscar-nominated Sirāt explores the mixed experience of looking for transcendence on the dance floor.

Montserrat Roig’s classic novel captures Barcelona on the cusp of unimaginable change.

The front-runners for some of the ceremony’s biggest prizes are far from certain.

The actor Stellan Skarsgård has slowly cultivated one of Hollywood’s most impressive résumés.

Tayari Jones’s new novel, Kin, is a steely portrait of friendship and fate.

The Secret Agent is a deep reckoning with an authoritarian regime—and with how those affected can move forward.

A short story