Oliviero Toscani revolutionized advertising by integrating provocative imagery into mainstream spaces, challenging societal norms with a powerful artistic expression.
ADWEEK Reporters Share Their Favorite Stories of 2024
2024 has been a transformative year, showcasing the breadth of stories that reporters value, ranging from meaningful issues to personal celebrations.
Oliviero Toscani obituary
Oliviero Toscani revolutionized advertising by integrating provocative imagery into mainstream spaces, challenging societal norms with a powerful artistic expression.
ADWEEK Reporters Share Their Favorite Stories of 2024
2024 has been a transformative year, showcasing the breadth of stories that reporters value, ranging from meaningful issues to personal celebrations.
What a gift!' The best television you never watched in 2024
The show explores deep introspection through the lens of millennial anxiety and relationships.
Broadway | Cellino v. Barnes' extended again, Maya Hawke to lead Eurydice' and more | amNewYork
'Cellino v. Barnes' showcases unexpected comedic value from the story of a rising law firm, remaining a hit Off-Broadway.
Kate Berlant and Jacquline Novack Create "Berlant and Novak" - Podcaster News
Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak successfully transitioned from their cancelled show Poog to a new podcast Berlant & Novak, gaining immediate popularity.
We Need More Shows Like Laid: Comedies That Are Actually Funny
We need more comedies like 'Laid' that prioritize humor over overly serious themes.
This is Going to Be a Big Problemo': Comedian Tim Dillon Roasts Vivek Ramaswamy For Trashing Americans
Tim Dillon humorously countered Vivek Ramaswamy's critique of American culture, sparking debate on immigration and cultural representation amidst MAGA communities.
What a gift!' The best television you never watched in 2024
The show explores deep introspection through the lens of millennial anxiety and relationships.
Broadway | Cellino v. Barnes' extended again, Maya Hawke to lead Eurydice' and more | amNewYork
'Cellino v. Barnes' showcases unexpected comedic value from the story of a rising law firm, remaining a hit Off-Broadway.
Kate Berlant and Jacquline Novack Create "Berlant and Novak" - Podcaster News
Kate Berlant and Jacqueline Novak successfully transitioned from their cancelled show Poog to a new podcast Berlant & Novak, gaining immediate popularity.
We Need More Shows Like Laid: Comedies That Are Actually Funny
We need more comedies like 'Laid' that prioritize humor over overly serious themes.
This is Going to Be a Big Problemo': Comedian Tim Dillon Roasts Vivek Ramaswamy For Trashing Americans
Tim Dillon humorously countered Vivek Ramaswamy's critique of American culture, sparking debate on immigration and cultural representation amidst MAGA communities.
The power of friendship: How a letter helped create an American bestseller about antisemitism
Laura Z. Hobson's 'Gentleman's Agreement' challenged societal norms about antisemitism in 1944, proving literature can effectively convey profound social issues.
Opinion | The Hard Reality American Expats Quickly Learn
Frustration with government often leads to thoughts of expatriation, reflecting deep-rooted American sentiments.
Expatriation combines the desire to leave home with the pursuit of new identity experiences.
Jonathan Rosenbaum on the 6,000-Film DVD Collection He Sold to a Pediatrician, 'The Brutalist,' and His New Book
Rosenbaum's comprehensive writing collection showcases his unique perspective on culture and film over nearly six decades.
On my radar: Naomi Alderman's cultural highlights
Naomi Alderman is a versatile author known for her acclaimed novels and innovative media projects, blending fiction, adaptation, and cultural commentary.
What we're reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in December
The concept of pretentiousness is challenged, revealing its classist roots and prompting more precise language for expressing artistic criticism.
Column: Why everyone shares the same quotes about wildfires and Santa Anas
Southern California is significantly shaped by its winds and wildfires, influencing literature and local mentality.
The power of friendship: How a letter helped create an American bestseller about antisemitism
Laura Z. Hobson's 'Gentleman's Agreement' challenged societal norms about antisemitism in 1944, proving literature can effectively convey profound social issues.
Opinion | The Hard Reality American Expats Quickly Learn
Frustration with government often leads to thoughts of expatriation, reflecting deep-rooted American sentiments.
Expatriation combines the desire to leave home with the pursuit of new identity experiences.
Jonathan Rosenbaum on the 6,000-Film DVD Collection He Sold to a Pediatrician, 'The Brutalist,' and His New Book
Rosenbaum's comprehensive writing collection showcases his unique perspective on culture and film over nearly six decades.
On my radar: Naomi Alderman's cultural highlights
Naomi Alderman is a versatile author known for her acclaimed novels and innovative media projects, blending fiction, adaptation, and cultural commentary.
What we're reading: writers and readers on the books they enjoyed in December
The concept of pretentiousness is challenged, revealing its classist roots and prompting more precise language for expressing artistic criticism.
Column: Why everyone shares the same quotes about wildfires and Santa Anas
Southern California is significantly shaped by its winds and wildfires, influencing literature and local mentality.
Drama Masks: 2025 kicks off with trans visibility center-stage - 48 hills
In times of uncertainty, finding joy in local art and social movements can foster hope and sustainability.
Why is it so unsettling to watch an adult drink cold cow's milk? | Arwa Mahdawi
The consumption of milk by adults sparks cultural debates, often perceived as unsettling or creepy, with significant representation in films and media.
There's So Much Milk in Babygirl
The panel discusses current cultural topics, including a film on sexuality, an adaptation of a Pulitzer-winning novel, and the intricacies of Hollywood smear campaigns.
'The Panic in Central Park' from Girls showcases a compelling narrative that encapsulates the transition from youthful fantasy to sobering reality.
The Wild Charity of Saint Francis
The article reflects on the complexities of life, particularly through the account of Francis of Assisi, emphasizing the importance of kindness in a changing world.
DramaWatch: In January, theaters explore intricate shades of gray * Oregon ArtsWatch
Elia Kazan's adaptation of 'A Streetcar Named Desire' prompts debate over character labeling, reflecting the nuanced complexities of Tennessee Williams' creations.
Enjoy the pain, never tire of the beauty: some advice for football fans in 2025 | Max Rushden
Reflecting on time brings a mid-life crisis perspective interwoven with football-related themes.
Why a Third Life' Is the Answer to America's Loneliness Epidemic
The decline of third places is contributing to a crisis of loneliness in American society.
Modern Guru Exhibition at Chateau de Blois: Exploring AI, Creativity, and Humanity | stupidDOPE
The exhibition explores the intricate relationship between humanity, artificial intelligence, and environmental consciousness through immersive art installations.
TV, Movies, Music and Art to Look Forward to in 2025
Severance's new season promises dark humor and deeper exploration of work-life themes.
Metropolitan Opera's Die Frau Ohne Schatten raises anticipation for Salome's unique production.
Weather Station's music combines various influences to depict contemporary life.
peculiar facades of roadside love hotels paint francois prost's japan photo diary
François Prost's "Love Hotel" series highlights the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, exploring their cultural significance and intimate nature.
The Classical Music Our Critics Can't Stop Thinking About
Brady Corbet's 'The Brutalist' explores complex themes through a dynamic collaboration of film and music, reflecting the struggles of post-war life.
peculiar facades of roadside love hotels paint francois prost's japan photo diary
François Prost's "Love Hotel" series highlights the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, exploring their cultural significance and intimate nature.
The Classical Music Our Critics Can't Stop Thinking About
Brady Corbet's 'The Brutalist' explores complex themes through a dynamic collaboration of film and music, reflecting the struggles of post-war life.
Copyright expiration allows filmmakers to reinvent classic characters into horror versions, reflecting cultural shifts in storytelling and creativity.
Public domain expansion fuels new artistic interpretations of classic literary and cinematic works.
'Future Hunters' Predicts That 2025 Will Be Better Than 1986 ... Sort of
The film 'Future Hunters' offers a humorous and fantastical prediction of the future, framed within its 1986 setting.
Why Do Humans Love to Imagine Their Own Demise?
The apocalyptic impulse reflects humanity's deep anxieties about existence, often intertwining fears with desires for resolution in the face of existential threats.
One of the Most Acclaimed Movies of the Year Felt Like a Big Middle Finger to Its Own Audience
Critics grapple with conflicting perceptions of Coppola's "Megalopolis," balancing admiration for the filmmaker's vision with disappointment in the film's execution.
Chalamet Goes Eclectic in Sparkling 'A Complete Unknown'
The film portrays Bob Dylan's complexity without oversimplifying his life story, embracing its meandering narrative structure.
The Movies Slate's Movie Critic Is Most Looking Forward to in 2025
Critics today struggle with the interplay between cinema and the grim realities of the current historical moment.
Berkeley teen Simone O. Elias brings young eyes to old Hollywood
Young people today can find value in classic cinema through curated guides like 'Old Films, Young Eyes'.
One of the Most Acclaimed Movies of the Year Felt Like a Big Middle Finger to Its Own Audience
Critics grapple with conflicting perceptions of Coppola's "Megalopolis," balancing admiration for the filmmaker's vision with disappointment in the film's execution.
Chalamet Goes Eclectic in Sparkling 'A Complete Unknown'
The film portrays Bob Dylan's complexity without oversimplifying his life story, embracing its meandering narrative structure.
The Movies Slate's Movie Critic Is Most Looking Forward to in 2025
Critics today struggle with the interplay between cinema and the grim realities of the current historical moment.
Berkeley teen Simone O. Elias brings young eyes to old Hollywood
Young people today can find value in classic cinema through curated guides like 'Old Films, Young Eyes'.
A few notable writers who made their Medium debut in 2024
Medium provides a platform for new writers to share impactful stories and connect with audiences on various topics.
Capitalism Killed Squid Game
Squid Game's commercialization has shifted its meaning from a political art piece to a mere consumer brand.
2024 in Review: Why Miss USA is Imploding
The recent resignations in the Miss USA organization indicate a growing concern over the cultural relevance and pressures associated with national beauty pageants.
Bob Dylan Reads " 'Twas the Night Before Christmas" On His Holiday Radio Show (2006)
Dylan's radio show showcased diverse musical genres and aimed to expand listeners' tastes through eclectic selections and humorous commentary.
YouTube's best 'how music works' channel gives Hamilton and Encanto new depths
Howard Ho's YouTube channel uniquely combines music theory with storytelling analysis, making complex concepts accessible to non-experts.
My petty gripe: allowing hot food in cinemas is the end of civilisation | Mike Hohnen
Cinemas once embodied a unique collective magic that is now threatened by individual distractions and a shift in audience behavior.
We needed comic relief in 2024. Here are 5 stand-up specials where we found it
Stand-up comedy serves as a personal documentary, reflecting both individual life experiences and broader societal themes.
Champagne-soaked sex and slow-burn longing was this the swooniest year of TV ever?
The article highlights how modern television series are offering idealized romances that resonate with audiences amid rising loneliness due to societal challenges.
The 20 Best Podcasts of 2024
Podcast creators challenged preconceptions and explored nuanced narratives in 2024, emphasizing empathy and scrutiny of contemporary issues.