Boris is a new fan of The Amazing Race and a longtime reader of Thomas Pynchon. He enjoys watching Severance as it grows ...

On Sunday in New Orleans, Philadelphia is playing Kansas City in “a Super Bowl for Conspiracy Theorists.” That’s how a headline characterized it in the Wall Street Journal, which has some expertise on ...

And while anyone who’s already read Pynchon’s 1990 classic featuring Zoyd Wheeler, a burnt hippie trying to survive Ronald Reagan’s American dystopia, no doubt rejoiced immediately at the ...

His first novel, “Another Roadside Attraction,” was published in 1971 when Robbins was 39 -- more than three decades after ...

With this year’s Oscar ceremony just a couple of weeks away, it’s worth going back and remembering the awards show from a ...

What do we have to show for more than 20 years of war and trillions of dollars spent, since that prophetic day, February 15, ...

"Marquez’s love story is nothing short of phosphorescent itself, glowing in spite of the darkness." Charlie Bennet explores the presentation of non-traditional, yet powerful, forms of love as ...

Save John Lilly, all these titles were in the Bright Future section reserved for first-time feature filmmakers, which is nice ...

Ian Giles / Staffwriter “Mean Girls 2” is no longer available for free on any streaming services, but I’m confident that it used to be, as I’d no longer be able to live with myself if I knew that ...

Dividing lines cover the vast North American continent, writing meanings and demarcations onto its previously unplotted space. The most famous line of all was the Mason-Dixon, surveyed and drawn ...

English novelist Graham Greene championed his first book, and the reclusive novelist Thomas Pynchon even contributed a blurb for “Cowgirls,” calling it “a piece of working magic, warm ...