From Her to Spirited Away, the 5 top films of French-American entrepreneur Camille Glass

From Her to Spirited Away, the 5 top films of French-American entrepreneur Camille Glass

“This film, set in the near future, brings to life the inevitable sadness and the beauty of the human experience as we follow a relationship between a man grieving a lost marriage and his new-found AI companion.” 2. Jojo Rabbit (2019) Glass never thought a comedy-drama set in Nazi Germany during the second world war … Read more

Käthe Kollwitz’s Raw Scrapes | The New Yorker

Käthe Kollwitz’s Raw Scrapes | The New Yorker

On my only trip to Berlin, in 2019, I saw a lot of Käthe Kollwitz. I walked through Kollwitzstrasse and Kollwitzplatz, near the site of her home, in Prenzlauer Berg. At the Staatliche Museen and at the museum that bears her name, I studied her etchings, with their threadlike details of landscapes of combat, and … Read more

A Forgotten Athlete, a Nazi Official, and the Origins of Sex Testing at the Olympics

A Forgotten Athlete, a Nazi Official, and the Origins of Sex Testing at the Olympics

His first surgical operation was completed around February, 1936. The technology for female-to-male surgeries was limited; the first phalloplasty wasn’t performed until that fall, in Russia. Koubek never described his procedure except to say that it “did not hurt me at all.” After the second operation, a nurse led him to the men’s ward, where … Read more

X Could Have Prevented The Holocaust, Says Elon Musk

X Could Have Prevented The Holocaust, Says Elon Musk

X CEO Elon Musk has claimed that social media could have prevented the Holocaust, and it would have been difficult to hide it if there had been freedom of speech. Musk made the comments after visiting the former Nazi death camp Auschwitz in Poland on Monday. He made the claims during a discussion with commentator … Read more