“I hate court. I didn’t want to be at court. No one likes court. It’s boring. It’s terrible. It’s chaotic. And having to tell someone they have to do five sessions with me to get an...
I sit in North London, in a flat with windows the length of the floor to the ceiling, overlooking passers-by getting on with their day. Ege Dündar is looking out the window, reminiscing on his life...
Long hailed as France’s most famous – and controversial – public intellectual, Bernard-Henri Lévy has been making waves through his writing and speaking (and outsized personality) since his...
Welcome back to our weekly reading roundup. Before you see what we're loving elsewhere, don't miss Philippa Willitts on how Instagram can be both blessing and curse for communities seeking fellowship...
I'm sitting with Jessica Hazell, an Australian artist who encapsulates the beauty that is the human body via oil paint while working at a coffee shop in East London, as well as Alex Beighton, a...
Before we delve into the posts we’re reading and loving elsewhere on the internet, don’t miss E. Young on the inclusivity, and quality, of Pose on FX. And subscribe to the Global Comment podcast...
Speaking of resurrections, let's talk about funerals in media. Admittedly, this isn't something that's on my mind constantly. It wasn't really until I started catching up on SyFy's latest original...
Before we delve into sharing the longreads we’re loving right now, our most popular post last week was Louise Hung's sensitive, thoughtful, provocative look at YouTuber Logan Paul's venture into...
The GlobalComment.com podcast series returns with its second episode, a thought-provoking interview with Sunny Rahbar, a major figure in the art scene in the Arab world and Middle East. Sunny Rahbar...
Happy Monday, gentle readers! We're in an essay-reading mood and we have a few we particularly enjoyed...along with a deep dive into the lead crisis, the myth of the 'French girl,' and an...