escape into gretchen scherer’s maximalist paintings of palatial, art-filled spaces
Gretchen Scherer's detailed oil paintings of affluent homes, studios, and libraries appear to expand before our eyes.
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june mcdoom, “follow the light”
The folk singer uses intricate production to keep her ethereal music from floating away.
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watchlist this!: our october 2026 picks of the best new bubbling-under films
Our picks of under-the-radar gems from this month’s new releases. This edition includes spine-tingling creature features, vital documentaries, satirical mockumentaries and heartrending dramas.
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destinee ross-sutton on why the wrong gallery is worse than no gallery
The NY-based gallerist reflects on the changing role of galleries, artist independence and what meaningful representation should look like today.
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Apple’s new M6 Mac Mini is over $100 off
The first price reduction on the M6 model.
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some strings attached: twenty deeply felt films celebrating the world of puppetry
From Mexico’s stop-motion I Am Frankelda to Taiwan’s budaixi-styled Legends of the Sacred Stone, B.L. Panther celebrates the “rainbow connection” between cinema and puppetry, in all its myriad traditions and techniques.
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frozen with fear: twenty snowbound horror films
From Tomas Alfredson’s Let the Right One In to Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil and beyond, Claira Curtis counts off twenty blood-chilling horror films set in the snow.
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playing with fire: twenty criminally underseen erotic thrillers
From sizzling drifter noir After Dark, My Sweet to sweaty, New Orleans-set Zandalee, Justin LaLiberty serves up twenty deep-cut erotic thrillers you probably haven’t seen.
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wild ones: a starter pack of twenty survival thrillers that pit characters…
The Great Outdoors can be a fearsome foe. Matt Goldberg runs down some of the best tales of survival the genre has to offer, from The Revenant to The Edge and beyond.
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a connoisseur of roads: the lost youth of gus van sant’s my…
As Gus Van Sant’s dreamy, wistful road drama turns 35, Ariel LeBeau reflects on the strange beauty of the street-hustler odyssey, which drew heart-wrenching performances out of River Phoenix and Keanu Reeves.
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man of the people: the uprising’s andrew garfield on the most memorable…
With The Uprising in theaters now, Andrew Garfield reflects with Ella Kemp about some of his most memorable roles to date: from Silence and The Social Network to Under the Silver Lake and Spider-Man: No Way Home.
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Kiyo Takeda: The Architect Making Tokyo Green Again
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mall madness: a starter pack of twenty films that prove the mall…
Jenni Kaye packs a shopping bag full of twenty fluorescent-lit fantasies, consumerist nightmares, teenage hangouts and retail zombies that capture the magic of America’s favorite third place.
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road to nowhere: alexander ullom on it ends’ existential horror and gen-z ennui
As Neon unleashes It Ends in US theaters, writer-director Alexander Ullom reflects with Isaac Feldberg on his buzzy thriller’s scenic route to release and optimism in the face of nihilism.
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