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Entertainment

‘These Schmucks Were Geniuses!’: Poet Eileen Myles Remembers Her New York

10.04.15

By Hugh Ryan
Tech

Apple Looks to Take Ebook Case to Supreme Court

09.17.15

By Kari Paul
Entertainment

Two Vodkas and One Iced Coffee with Salman Rushdie

09.09.15

By Aidan Flax-Clark
Identity

Learning to Be Less Stupid with Patricia Marx

09.08.15

By Anna del Gaizo
Tech

Oliver Sacks Humanized His and Others’ Diseases, Is Dead at 82

08.30.15

By Jason Koebler
Tech

China’s First Hugo Award Is a Win for Diversity in Science Fiction

08.24.15

By Brian Merchant
Entertainment

Harper Lee’s ‘Go Set a Watchman’ Reveals the Limits of the Liberal Imagination

07.21.15

By John Keene
Tech

Amazon Knows Who Your Author Friends Are

07.08.15

By Clinton Nguyen
Entertainment

[Exclusive] Visualizing 36 Years of Iranian Literary Censorship

06.27.15

By Sami Emory
Tech

The Secret Authoritarian History of Science Fiction

06.19.15

By David Forbes
Entertainment

Read an Excerpt from Joshua Cohen’s Tour-de-Force Novel ‘Book of Numbers’

06.09.15

By Joshua Cohen
Health

My Grandfather Was a Gun-Running Psychopath Who Hung with William S. Burroughs

05.27.15

By Ryan Fletcher

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LAS VEGAS, NEVADA – MAY 17: Singer David Draiman of Disturbed performs during a stop of "The Sickness" 25th anniversary tour at MGM Grand Garden Arena on May 17, 2025 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)

Music

Disturbed’s David Draiman Responds to Kanye West’s Anti-Semitism Apology, Offers to Attend ‘Unity Events’ With Controversial Rapper

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