‘Make American Great Again’ Was a Slogan Well Before Trump
By A.O. Scott A.O. Scott is a Times critic who writes about literature and ideas. June 8, 2026 Yes, it’s […]
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Nina Simone’s ‘Mississippi Goddam’ Is a Protest Song of the Civil Rights Era, and Our Own
By Wesley Morris Wesley Morris is a Times critic who writes about art and popular culture. June 8, 2026 Here
Nina Simone’s ‘Mississippi Goddam’ Is a Protest Song of the Civil Rights Era, and Our Own
By Wesley Morris Wesley Morris is a Times critic who writes about art and popular culture. June 8, 2026 Here
Unpacking the Famous Words in the Declaration of Independence
By A.O. Scott A.O. Scott is a Times critic who writes about literature and ideas. June 8, 2026 “The United
Frederick Douglass’s Demand for Citizenship Is Still Radical
By Jia Lynn Yang Jia Lynn Yang is a Times senior writer. She previously served as the national editor. June
How Tony Danza Spends a Day Playing a Villain and Frank Sinatra
Tony Danza is making up for lost time. “One of the things I most regret about my life is that
How ‘S.N.L’ Shorts Are Made Behind the Scenes
A rare glimpse behind the scenes reveals a frenetic process that has been refined across decades. Source link
In ‘All the Cameras in My Room,’ Michael DeForge Doesn’t Shy Away From an Absurd Premise
In his new story collection, “All the Cameras in My Room,” the cartoonist Michael DeForge doesn’t shy away from an
How a Radical Historian Saved the Schlock of ’76
U.S.A. at 250 Yale’s Bicentennial Schlock collection offers a window into the star-spangled commercialism that swept the country 50 years
Poetry Challenge Day 5: The Role of Poetry In Our Lives
The Poetry Challenge Let’s learn one poem together this week. The Poetry Challenge See Full Poem & Readings Play Game