Bubble

The Vatican, Kremlin, and Valhalla of modernismhome of the faith, the sway, and the glamourthat is the Museum of Modern Art is reopening, after an expansion that adds forty-seven thousand square feet and many new galleries, inserted into a moma-owned apartmen…

Blood Cries Out is a new graphic novel by Cy Dethan, Conor Boyle and Nic Wilkinson debuting at the Thought Bubble Comics Festival in Harrogate next month. But those attending and who pre-order a copy will get a) discount and b) a free new comic book thrown in…

SHARE Preserving An Icon: The R.Y.O. Japan AE86 For all of the incredible metal which has been imported into Ireland from Japan over the years, a lot of it has been lost. Some cars have been carefully and brilliantly reimagined, such as the ex-BN Sports …

Lee Tilghman, an influencer better known as Lee From America, has built up a following in the hundreds of thousands with her wellness-oriented content. Think: ads for products like charcoal and collagen lattes and pristine photos of her veggie-packed, homemad…

Telescope seeks clues to exoplanet interiors

A few days ago, I saw this tweet from Jocko Willink, an author and former Navy SEAL who has written a few books I’ve enjoyed. The tweet is actually just a short video where he’s monologuing at the camera, and so I’ll simply transcribe that monologue for you: …

A quick Google search for the term farming is likely to produce dozens of articles related to British agriculture, what challenges await the farming industry in the instance of a no-deal Brexit, or a viral TikTok account, depending on how deeply you dive. Wh…

The next step in Clint Eastwood’s late season crashing of the awards bubble: a buzzy world premiere at one of the last pre-Oscars fall film festivals. The American Film Institute (AFI) has announced that Eastwood’s fact-based drama “Richard Jewell” will celeb…

As the presidential campaign accelerates, I am reminded at how much expediency (ahem) trumps integrity, especially when it's inexpedient. Candidates deliver focus-group-tested phrases more than deeply held truths. Their spinmeisters admit that in the primari…

As the presidential campaign accelerates, I am reminded at how much expediency (ahem) trumps integrity, especially when it's inexpedient. Candidates mouthe focus-group-tested phrases more than deeply held truths. Their spinmeisters admit that, in the primarie…