6 Can’t-Miss Novels to Read in November, From Daniel M. Lavery, Cherry Lou Sy, and More

6 Can’t-Miss Novels to Read in November, From Daniel M. Lavery, Cherry Lou Sy, and More

From inspired detective stories to rich family dramas, here are the books to read this month. Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Pioneer Newz is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to their rightful owners, all materials to … Read more

The 22 Best Gifts for ‘Star Wars’ Fans

The 22 Best Gifts for ‘Star Wars’ Fans

Inspired by The Empire Strikes Back, these picks offer chic takes on the cosmic clash at the center of the classic film. Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Pioneer Newz is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to … Read more

Inside the Violence and Radicalization of America’s Neo-Nazi Youth

Inside the Violence and Radicalization of America’s Neo-Nazi Youth

This article was reported in partnership with Type Investigations with support from the nonpartisan nonprofit Fund for Constitutional Government. Brandon Russell’s letters were detailed: first a how-to diagram for building a functional explosive device. Then instructions for dropping propaganda leaflets by air. In another, an ominous warning: “As soon as I get out, I will … Read more

Behind the Catholic Right’s Celebrity-Conversion Industrial Complex

Behind the Catholic Right’s Celebrity-Conversion Industrial Complex

On Thursday, May 30, 593 years after Joan of Arc was burned at the stake, Candace Owens came to Scottsdale to take up her sword. It was the feast day of St. Joan, and there was an evening Mass at Phoenix’s Joan of Arc Church, then a trek to the suburban Hilton, where an upstart … Read more

Chasing James Baldwin’s Shadow in the South of France

Chasing James Baldwin’s Shadow in the South of France

Since James Baldwin’s death nearly 40 years ago, the literary lion’s final home, in the South of France, has drawn a procession of acolytes to the Provençal community of Saint-Paul de Vence, where he spent the last 17 years of his life. The 300-year-old villa in which he resided no longer exists: By 2019 developers … Read more

That’s That Sabrina Carpenter Espresso

That’s That Sabrina Carpenter Espresso

Less than 24 hours ago, Sabrina Carpenter made her Coachella debut. Now she’s feeling a bit hungover. “Not a literal hangover,” she says, “but just, like, an energy hangover.” Working late ’cause you’re a singer—as she purrs on “Espresso,” a top contender for song of the summer—can be tough on the vocal cords. “I sound … Read more

The Global Crisis That No Border Crackdown Can Fix

The Global Crisis That No Border Crackdown Can Fix

Photojournalist Go Nakamura witnessed desperation and determination in the border deserts of California and Arizona during reporting trips in November, December, and April, and captured how the US-Mexico border has become one site of an ongoing global crisis. The UN’s refugee agency estimates that nearly 40 million refugees and asylum seekers were displaced from their … Read more

The Whitney Biennial Welcomes a “Dissonant Chorus” of Artists

The Whitney Biennial Welcomes a “Dissonant Chorus” of Artists

At this year’s Whitney Biennial, entitled “Even Better Than the Real Thing” and comprising more than 70 artists, co-curators and organizers Chrissie Iles and Meg Onli aimed to bring together what they describe as a “dissonant chorus.” Among the artistic voices is multidisciplinary artist JJJJJerome Ellis, whose practices—music, performance, writing—bring up inquiries of time, dysfluency, … Read more

Lisa Eisner Is the Dream Mother-in-Law With Her Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen Collaboration

Lisa Eisner Is the Dream Mother-in-Law With Her Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen Collaboration

“There is something about black jade that is really beautiful on your skin,” says Lisa Eisner. “It not only looks so dramatic, but it feels like cashmere.” The stone is the heart of Eisner’s new collaboration with Mary-Kate and daughter-in-law Ashley Olsen of The Row—an auspicious choice for all three. “They love black, and I … Read more