Eliott Grover

Jamie Wallace took inspiration from his military background to make a tee specifically designed to elevate the classic look

Stephen Ross could be in big trouble, and the rest of the NFL's oligarchs have some explaining to do

From Kanye to volcanoes to cabbage-eating robots, this year’s lineup had something for everyone

When will NFL owners learn that these guys are nothing but snake-oil salesmen?

The anonymous social media app has returned with new owners and heightened moderation. Time will tell if it's enough.

In 2007, a website you've probably never heard of prompted college students to torture each other in the name of free speech

The latter-day renaissance man gets personal in his memoir "Greenlights," a love letter to living optimistically

We caught up with the legendary surfer about the quixotic journey that led him to Nazaré, and why that journey is far from over

50 years ago, Harrison and Ravi Shankar’s “Concert for Bangladesh” created the blueprint for the benefit concert

Looking back at an era when Americans worshiped a different breed of gurgitator

There’s a reason the “Nomadland” director’s work is universally resonant

Ever wonder what the father of modern psychology would think of the modern world? We asked a leading scholar.

Of the mercurial artist’s many cognomens, “diss jockey” isn’t used enough

“Dope is Death” revisits America’s first acupuncture detox program and the political persecution of its leaders

A new book traces the history of the American mass shooter and the troubling ways we make sense of senseless violence

No writer made friends — or enemies — as easily as Papa