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Shingo Ota and producer Kyoko Takenaka discuss the origins of “Numakage Public Pool,” the unexpected communities surrounding it, and how the disappearance of a beloved public space became a meditation on memory, identity, and urban change. Shingo Ota and Kyoko Takenaka on Numakage Public Pool: Memory, Community, and the End of a Public Space
Last night Gorillaz were the musical guest on SNL, marking Damon Albarn’s debut on the show. Their new UK #1 album The Mountain just came out a couple of weeks ago, but they only played one song from it: “The Moon Cave,” during which they were joined by Asha Puthli, Black Thought, and Anoushka Shankar. They also…
"The Bride" has cratered in its box office debut. Meanwhile "Hoppers" signals a return to form for original animation for Pixar.
DUNEDIN – Addison Barger hit a solo shot and added a two-run single to power the Toronto Blue Jays to a 5-0 win over the Detroit Tigers on Sunday in a split-squad game at TD Ballpark. Barger ope...
Interstellar was a hit of 2014. 12 years later, it's still shaping Hollywood blockbusters.
Based on the web series by The Unearthly Guy, Black Lantern Collective, HMS Studios, and NerveLabs’ Angel Engine is now available on Steam. The video game adaptation explores a missing chapter of the eponymous series, and tasks you with healing the wounds of increasingly deformed patients while all the equipment you rely on begins to […]
“Why did no one ever come in and go, ‘We’re going to rip this all out?’ ”
I interviewed the actor about the CBS series that follows Kayce Dutton on a new, crime-fighting adventure.
A surprisingly heartfelt and socially aware take on the classic harem formula, built around an impossibly devoted protagonist and a growing “family” of eccentric girlfriends. The 100 Girlfriends Who Really, Really, Really, Really, Really Love You (2023) Hikaru Sato Anime Review
Guest Opinion The Cherokee identity, in all its rich complexity, grows from common values and a shared cultural heritage. An important aspect of Cherokee culture is encapsulated in the spirit of Gadugi — the recognition of shared hardships and the collective goal of working together for the common good. Cooperation is a part of who […]
I'm gonna take this city back."
Jack White says he doesn’t like writing song lyrics about himself, and he used Taylor Swift’s music in an explanation for why not.
Sprints are showcasing "the frustration of a generation stuck in wait mode while everything burns" on new single 'Trickle Down'.
R.E.M's Michael Stipe joined Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy to play 'The Great Beyond' and 'These Days' live.
Before his breakout hit with Your Name, director Makoto Shinkai explored the power of loss and longing