The Toll of a ‘Missing Scientists’ Conspiracy Theory on the Families Left Behind
David Wilcock’s life changed forever when, as a child, he found an old book about U.F.O.s that had been gathering...
Could the A.I. Mattress Topper Beloved by Billionaires Help Me Get Some Sleep?
A good night’s sleep is priceless and also unmeasurable — or so I used to think. Modern consumerism has proved...
Is It Bad to Sleep With My Pet?
Q: I let my dog sleep in bed with me, but some of my friends say it’s unhygienic and possibly...
5 Beautiful Hawaiian Swimming Holes
Many travelers to Hawaii understandably head straight for the beach, but the ocean is far from the only place for...
What the Y2K Generation’s ‘Hot Girl’ Thinks About It All Now
When Shannon Elizabeth’s character, the foreign exchange student Nadia, peeled off her clothes in the 1999 summer blockbuster “American Pie,”...
It’s a Bone of Contention: Mexico and Brazil Are Arguing Over Dogs
The caramel-colored mutts roaming Brazil by the millions may seem unlikely national heroes. Among Brazilians, though, they inspire just as...
His Grandfather Was a Spy. Obviously, He Wrote a Novel About It.
THE FIRE AGENT, by David Baerwald From the opening pages of “The Fire Agent,” we know that we are in...
The Many Revolutions That Almost Freed Iran
STOLEN REVOLUTION: Betrayal and Hope in Modern Iran, by Yeganeh Torbati and Bozorgmehr Sharafedin Before the bombs began falling on...
At Glamour, a Once-Mighty Magazine, a Skeleton Crew Churns Out Shopping Links
For nearly 90 years, Glamour magazine served fashion, beauty and relationship fare with some award-winning journalism. It won a National...
Was Churchill a Serious Artist? This Exhibition Says, ‘Yes.’
In the debate over Britain’s legacy as a global power, the figure of Winston Churchill has become a culture war...
Party Like a Swede! A Guide to Celebrating Midsummer.
Pickled herring and fresh strawberries, crowns of wildflowers, hopping like a frog around a maypole adorned with greenery, fiddlers playing...
Maggie O’Farrell Draws a New Map of 19th-Century Ireland
LAND, by Maggie O’Farrell Cartography has never been a neutral discipline. Maps offer a partial view of a landscape, informed...
Go West, Young Neurodivergent Man
WHAT CAME WEST, by Josh Weil Before the American researcher Leo Kanner published his landmark paper on autism in 1943,...
At Diane Keaton’s Estate Auction, Colorful Trims, ‘Annie Hall’ and More
Contrary to wisdom influencers might peddle online, developing a unique sense of style, one that reflects the wearer’s inner world,...
Beyond ‘Amadeus’: Where to See Composers Onscreen
Mozart and Salieri are at it again. With Starz’s recent release of the mini-series “Amadeus,” Peter Shaffer’s historically dubious, quasi...
