Jo Livingstone

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A new play by Katherine Rundell enacts the absurd, vicious tales of the Edwardian writer.

Why do so many women choose to wear the equivalent of a tailored sleeping bag?

New York’s oldest museum is safeguarding the Post-it protests against the president. But what good is history in an era that disdains it?

Kristine Opolais and Jamie Barton glow in the Met’s new production of Antonín Dvorak’s opera.

A new show displays the work Aline Kominsky-Crumb and Robert Crumb have made over the decades of their partnership.

The mysterious appeal of a really good shark movie.

Throughout history, junk psychology has served to reduce the powerful to human size.

The sequel to the 1990s classic is the latest evidence of an ongoing obsession with that indulgent decade.

Why "Nineteen Eighty-Four" is not the book we need in the Trump era.

Feminism under Trump must remember the body, but not be limited by it.

A new digital publication aims to “civilize” cannabis culture. That’s a problem.

The visionary funk musician William Onyeabor has died at 70

Peter Thiel & Co. show that medical tech is magical thinking for our dark times.

When everything is falling apart, detective mystery can only function as escapism.

The twisted fairy tales of Ottessa Moshfegh.