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Is There Ethical Music Streaming Under Capitalism?
With a slew of potential alternatives to Spotify, both new and old, there’s never been a better time to leave mainstream streaming services behind. Now it’s the responsibility of music fans to jump ship.
Planned Parenthood
In a divorce, who gets custody of the embryos?
These Are the Days of Our Lives
A look at how creativity works within walls.
The Last of New York City's Jukebox Repairmen Are Searching for Their Successors
There are only five people in New York capable of fixing antique jukeboxes. Unless they can find someone to carry on their line of work, it might go extinct.
The Man Behind London’s Last Video Rental Store
Blockbuster might be dead, but for some people, the siren call of the DVD box sings on.
More and More Companies Are Covering the Cost of Egg Freezing. But Who Is It Really For?
Some argue that this benefit provides yet another way for women to have a career and family. Others see it as just part of a solution to a problem not yet solved.
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When Is the Artist Assistant Just the Artist?
As lines of art ownership grow increasingly blurred, the role, credit, and compensation of its makers becomes harder to define.
Making Bikes for the Dead
How a memorial no one wants to make comes to be.
The Last Person Hand Painting Movie Posters in Greece
In Athens, one cinema is keeping alive a dying, and deeply human, tradition.
The Last of Pakistan’s Cinema Artists
Once designed to accompany the silver screen in a nation passionate about film, their work has moved to the domain of private art collections and upscale restaurants.
How Post Malone Became Pop's Most Suffocating Presence
The secret to his domination—and, increasingly, the homogenization of pop—is his one-size-fits-all approach to genre.
The Most Interesting New Museum Is a Vintage Shop in Brooklyn
BLK MKT Vintage wants to be the “Blackest antique store there ever was.” But in trying to make Black cultural ephemera accessible to their community, its founders have revealed how often white curators control the narrative.
