Oscar Mardell on the true meaning of Christmas Evil

On a Sunday morning, practitioners of the Hauka sect leave the city to participate in a unique ritual in the countryside...

The colonial Kenya narrative with the strongest retrospective stamp is the 1982 book White Mischief...

Among the exiles Brecht found in Hollywood was his old co-worker, Peter Lorre...

The capacity for trains to amaze inspired one of the longest running urban legends of the cinematic medium...

Propelled by drug wars and battles between cartels for new territory since the 1980s, how can art or culture reflect such a terrifying threat?

The Titanic fascinates filmmakers because it has everything a dramatist could ever want: heroism, sacrifice, decency...

Departing from the human body, first to the abstraction of the size of the earth...

I named my first pets — two zebra finches — Wayne and Garth...

Blow Out contains premonitions galore about where conspiratorial thinking, and the technology that encourages it, ultimately leads us...

When does a life become a story, a narrative legible to those outside it?