Neil Patrick Harris Chats With Legendary Magician David Copperfield
Call it magic, a gathering: Illusion lover NPH sits down with David Copperfield to talk about all the tricks of the trade
How This Fantasy Author Just Broke Every Kickstarter Record
Brandon Sanderson's "Surprise! Four Secret Novels" crowdfunding campaign raised a record-shattering $41.7 million
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for April
Nicolas Cage plays his best, weird self. Plus, “Barry” finally returns.
Charles Dickens Was Briefly Banned on TikTok
It might not be for the reasons you think
How a Tragic, 7-Year-Old Novel Became This Year’s Literary Sensation
The secret to a long life for a dense and dark novel? You guessed it: social media.
What Can We Learn From Jack Kerouac's Archives?
The writer would have been 100 this week
The Rock Concert Gets the Oral History It Deserves
Journalist Marc Myers takes us behind the scenes with his latest book
Bob Dylan Is Releasing a Book of Music Criticism
"The Philosophy of Modern Song" will feature over 60 essays by Dylan analyzing other artists' music
What Decades of Being a Cartoonist Taught David Sipress About Writing
Sipress has been a staff cartoonist at "The New Yorker" since 1998 and published nearly 700 cartoons in the magazine
Amazon, Notorious Bookstore Killer, Kills Off All Its Brick-and-Mortar Bookstores
The company said it's pivoting to other store concepts, but their failure here is their own fault
The 10 Books You Should Be Reading This March
From Bob Odenkirk's memoir to a definite volume on the cult known as the Rajneeshpuram, thrilling reads abound on this month’s list
The Best Movies, TV, Books and Music for March
“Atlanta” returns and "Big Mouth" gets a spinoff. Plus: “The Batman.”
A French Photographer Captures the Modern Cowboys of the American West
Anouk Krantz’s gorgeous photo book “American Cowboys” features a foreword by “Yellowstone” creator Taylor Sheridan
Behind the Scenes at America’s Only Touring Black Rodeo
Gabriela Hashbun's "The New Black West" follows the Black cowboys and cowgirls of the Bill Pickett Invitational Rodeo
Chuck Klosterman Will Never Be the Writer You Want Him to Be
The author of "The Nineties" discusses his new book, the state of literary criticism, and the exquisite punishment of his own success
Years Ago, Feuds Played Out in the Indexes of Books
Sometimes, literary beef can get weird