Zack Snyder's highly anticipated new film, Man of Steel, marks the big-screen return of Superman and Lois Lane—and an opportunity for the actors who play them to test their mettle as they battle it out for the fate of the world and comic-book-movie supremacy in an earthier, grittier Metropolis than ever before.
We can't begin to imagine why sales of Orwell's 1984 have risen almost 6000 percent this week. Any ideas? http://t.co/KgpbAHfgkU
1913 pricing at Grand Central Terminal! Ya get yourself a slice of 19-cent cheesecake and a 10-cent shoeshine, see? http://t.co/MC55CIQsCD
The new Prada menswear campaign has Christoph Waltz, Ezra Miller, and Ben Whishaw looking downright bashful. http://t.co/lFBEmYEuH6
Kanye West filmed a music-video homage to American Psycho starring Scott Disickbut he really wanted James Franco. http://t.co/dZ5G4XyO7F
It would be really hard for Justin Bieber to have sex in space, so don't worry any more about whether he's going to. http://t.co/5iJN6ouobo
A profound sense of national pride and introverted reflection are keystones of the London menswear scene.
With the release of their 10th LP The Invisible Way, Duluth, Minnesota act Low entered rarefied territory—20 years without releasing a record that sucks.
Zomby is unattainable, unpredictable, and impossible to find. His third album, With Love, sees Zomby explore the depths and soundscapes of an alternate postmodern future, taking you on a journey through the world of jungle, grime, and rave across its 33 tracks.
It's March 1971. The Allman Brothers Band is basking in the breakthrough success of their live album, At Fillmore East.
"Growing up in eastern Germany, I knew of Superman, but he didn't resonate emotionally with me," admits 32-year-old Antje Traue.
This week: Runner, Runner vs. Paranoia, two films about men from humble beginnings who find themselves in serious trouble once they get a taste of how the other half lives.
While it might be too early to call The Bling Ring a breakout performance for actor Israel Broussard, it has all the trappings of a success.
Wish You Were Here's opening shot zeroes in on a couple, lazing about on a sandy white shoreline. Are they husband and wife away on a holiday idyll, or simply coy lovers flirting on the beach?
Eleven Days (Knopf), Lea Carpenter's debut novel, begins on May 11, 2011, as a mother waits for news of her son, Jason, a Navy SEAL who went missing during an important mission
Happy Monday! Here's our compendium of pop-culture news you mayhave missed while you were doing more important things over the weekend.
The art world too global for you? Each week, Interview highlights in pictures the shows you'd want to see if you could jetset from one international art hub to the next.
A former principal screenprinter at seminal British street art institution Pictures On Walls, Ben Eine spent the 2000s pulling screens for everyone from close friend Banksy to David Shrigley before going out solo.
Leave it to psychedelic- and counterculture-obsessed artists Jonah Freeman and Justin Lowe to disrupt the monotony of well-manicured booths at this week's "Art Basel: Unlimited" in Basel, Switzerland.
Everything about Forrest Bess was unusual in the booming post-World War II New York art world. Fourteen years after his documentary on Bess, Chuck Smith is releasing his meticulous research, including many of Bess' letters, in a monograph also titled Forrest Bess: Key to the Riddle (Powerhouse Books).
The 22-year-old photographer Raine Manley Robertson, whose first exhibition will be unveiled at Miss Lily's Variety today, spends a lot of time looking at overlooked things, whether it's last week's orange, marked with slowly expanding green rot; a fingerprint-stained coffee table book; or cracks crawling down a wall.
Having flooded the market with an almost nonstop flow of releases—some official, some on mixtapes, some as a guest rapper on other people’s tracks (he now commands a reported $150,000 an appearance)—Wayne finally established himself as a solo megaforce in 2004 with the release of the Tha Carter, which unveiled to the world the Wayne we all know today.
Credit Suisse Hosts a Private Dinner at Kunstmuseum BaselJune 12, 2013 @ Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switzerland |
FIJI Water and SVEDKA Vodka Present a Special Screening of 'This Is The End'June 10, 2013 @ Sunshine Landmark Cinema, NYC |
FIT Hosts Its Annual GalaJune 10, 2013 @ Cipriani 42nd Street, NYC |
Stella McCartney Spring 2014 PresentationJune 10, 2013 @ Jefferson Market Gardens, NYC |
