Bill Skarsgård Likes It Darker
He transformed himself into a terrifying clown in It and a ruthless villain in John Wick. But he goes deeper for The Crow this summer and Nosferatu in December. Is the thirty-three-year-old actor—who doesn’t even enjoy seeing scary movies—Hollywood’s new dark prince?
Holy Mother of God, He’s Been Found Guilty
Left alone with the evidence and their own common sense, the jury brought strength and clarity to the proceedings, to themselves, and, one hopes fervently, to the country as well.
Why Are Debut Novels Failing to Launch?
For first-time writers, it’s harder than ever to break out. That poses an existential crisis for publishing—and disturbing limits on your access to exciting new voices.
Why Are Debut Novels Failing to Launch?
For first-time writers, it’s harder than ever to break out. That poses an existential crisis for publishing—and disturbing limits on your access to exciting new voices.
I’ll Show You My Indian If You Show Me Yours
My son and I bleed the same color, but I’m Penobscot and he’s not. That’s because of blood quantum, a legal measure that affects our political and social rights. But there’s another way to live—and another way to understand our identity.
Jamie Raskin Has Made Getting Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas to Recuse Themselves His Big Cause
Failed Campaign Spent $1,200 at a Strip Club
Suddenly, Alito Is All About Women’s Rights
Inside the Abuse Native Kids Suffered for Years
RFK Jr. Is Crying Over Confederate Statues
I Scoured 500+ Pages of SSENSE’s Sale—Here’s What I Found
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Teddy Wayne Knows Exactly What Makes the World Go Round
The author of The Winner tells us how money, sex, and tennis explain everything.