Ethan Hawke Explains ‘The Lowdown’ Finale, Season-Two Plans
Photo: Copyright 2025, FX. All rights reserved. By the end of The Lowdown, Ethan Hawke’s Lee Raybon has…
‘Task’ Fabien Frankel on Earning the Right to Play Grasso
Spoilers follow for Task finale “A Still Small Voice.” In Task, every character’s life is presented as a…
Why Lukas Gage Skims His Hollywood Stories in Memoir
Lukas Gage Photo: Corey Nickols/Getty Images Lukas Gage pitched his memoir in the middle of the WGA and…
Crossing line between good and bad anxiety — Harvard Gazette
Three in five Americans experience anxiety over world events, family safety, or financial security, according to a recent…
In Whose Name? Director Spent 18 Hours a Day Filming Kanye
In Whose Name? director Nico Ballesteros was 18 when he became West’s video biographer. Eight years later, he…
How close are we to having chatbots officially offer counseling?— Harvard Gazette
The parents of two teenage boys who committed suicide after apparently seeking counsel from chatbots told their stories…
Alex Lawther Explains ‘Alien: Earth’ Episode 7 Ending
At the core of Alien: Earth, a very human show about mostly nonhuman creatures, is a girl who…
Mark William Lewis Is A24 Music’s Canary in the Coal Mine
When Mark William Lewis thinks about his songs, they summon a particular image in his mind. It’s a…
The City as a Laboratory of Processes: A Decade of Urban Experimentation with Concéntrico
Concéntrico Pavilion / sauermartins + Mauricio Méndez. Image © Josema Cutillas Share Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp…
Big Thief on New Album ‘Double Infinity’ and Max Oleartchik
Double Infinity is out September 5; the Somersault Slide 360 Tour starts September 17. Left to right: James…
Scaling smallsats: A conversation with Muon Space President Gregory Smirin
Muon Space is racing to expand production capabilities following a $90 million funding boost, targeting the growing appetite…
Dr. Robot will see you now? — Harvard Gazette
The robot doctor will see you now? Not for the foreseeable future, anyway. Medical robots today are pretty…