The New Yorker

'The Bel Air Battleground of “Daddy”'

Review of Jeremy O. Harris’s new play Daddy, starring Alan Cumming and Ronald Peet an exploration of intimacy and identity colliding around a Bel Air swimming pool

The world’s biggest colonial power, the British Empire, prided itself on being a liberal democracy, but that was part of the problem?

'The Silly Satisfactions of "Long Shot"'

Reviews of Long Shot, starring Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen

'Humanitarianism in war'

Did making the rules of war better, make the world worse?

'The Instant Pot and the Miracle Kitchen Devices of Yesteryear'

Illustrating an article about our love affair with the potential of new kitchen gadgets that promise to make meals faster, easier, better or healthier