Tag: arts & entertainment
Who benefits from race-based science
A new book explores how big business and political systems benefit from classifying race as biological category....
The murder of Argentinian musician Facundo Cabral
The folk singer and peace activist is mourned across Latin America after he was shot to death in Guatemala....
The 'Beats, Rhymes and Life' of A Tribe Called Quest
Interview with Michael Rapaport, whose film documents the triumphs and travails of the hip-hop group, A Tribe Called Quest....
A book about waiting in line
In 1960s Russia, friendships develop, feuds and fist-fights erupt and romance blossoms for those waiting in 'The Line.'...
Director Seth Gordon on 'Horrible Bosses'
The director talks about how his new film, "Horrible Bosses" was inspired by real-life bosses....
A story of AIDs for a new generation
For younger audiences, 'The Normal Heart' -- which recently won three Tony Awards -- is not just a tragedy, but a history lesson....
Gillian Welch's first album in eight years
The singer/songwriter has produced her long awaited album, 'The Harrow & The Harvest.'...
Interview with Tea Obreht, author of the 'The Tiger's Wife'
Obreht recently became the youngest person ever to win the Orange Prize, given every year to the best English-language novel by a woman....
Rock stars' disaster stories
Rock musicians now have a venue for sharing their stories of humiliation, mishaps and other fiascos on the road. ...
“Where’s My Wand: One Boy’s Magical Triumph Over Shag Carpeting”
A young boy hopes that he might have the ability to wiggle his nose and make a stressful family situation turn TV picture-perfect. ...
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