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Netflix 's new movie holds its #1 worldwide spot despite a 28% Rotten Tomatoes score, but Russell Crowe and Jacob Tremblay make the crime drama worth watching. Released on September 25, 2026, the movi...
09.30.2026 Screenrant.com
This past week I had the pleasure of attending None of the above’s (NOTA) first open mic of the semester. NOTA is the oldest student-run literary and art magazine at UW-Eau Claire. Many brave poets an...
09.30.2026 Spectatornews.com
It’s Andy Burnham’s victory parade. Hope and a sense of secular evangelism are in the air — and they’re to be had in the city of his birth. That feels wholly appropriate, for from the riverside entran...
09.30.2026 Unherd.com
In 1979, I first met William Hogan, longtime book editor of the San Francisco Chronicle. I was fresh out of SF State, the 21-year-old managing editor of his hometown weekly, the Mill Valley Record. I ...
10.03.2026 Mendovoice.com
One of the hallmarks of the modern corporation is the separation of ownership from control. The firm is owned by shareholders but led by managers, who answer to shareholders only indirectly. Actually, it’s weirder than that. The corporation owns itself. Shareholders merely own stock, which is a claim on the firm’s assets and earnings. Elements of this arrangement have been around for centuries. Scholars have detected traces of early “joint-stock” companies in tenth-century China. In 1602 the Dut...
10.01.2026 Nybooks.com
Peter Hujar and Paul Thek never look happier, together or apart, than in a photo of them side by side on Fire Island in 1961. Tall and lean in swimming trunks, with the sea behind them, both men are r...
10.01.2026 Nybooks.com
Steven Hall, aka Nirosta Steel, has been making ambitious experimental music for more than forty years, though most of it has gone unreleased. This summer, the Indiana label ULYSSA dug through decades...
10.03.2026 Tricycle.org
Notes on contributors from ‘Fuck You’, Vol. 5, No. 5 (December 1963). In August 1975, residents of Columbus, Ohio found something strange stuffed under their car windscreen wipers – a single sheet of...
09.30.2026 Lrb.co.uk
