May Pang is a gifted photographer, and the candid images she took during one of John Lennon’s most productive periods are now touring the West and Southwest.
Mandarin, by Bartok, is the Early 20th Century’s idea of making a plea for social justice. At least he had good intentions.
We make our case for a spectacular, overstuffed wartime musical Indian romance that flopped upon release but deserves to be remembered as a classic.
Christopher Nolan’s Circe, played by Samantha Morton, is more like a fairy-tale witch than an ancient goddess.
Written in 1958, Robert Bloch’s This Crowded Earth imagines an exhausted president risking his life and legacy to reveal humanity’s only—and most horrifying—answer to catastrophic overpopulation.
New research suggests that carefully prescribed exercise may do more than ease peripheral neuropathy symptoms: in some cases, it could help damaged nerves recover.
From the Audere Magazine archives: A few years ago, Steven S. Drachman took issue with Damon Linker’s breezy dismissal of the simulation hypothesis, and the argument hasn’t gotten any less interesting.
Ukraine will continue to face the daunting ecological cost of war long after combat ends.
You held the door for Alon Preiss, and he didn’t even say “Thank you.” What an asshole, right?
A forgotten painting at the Met sends an ageing man into a reverie about the mysterious woman in it, all the lives she might have lived and all the ways he might have been smitten with her.
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