Jo Livingstone

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The series, from the creators of 'Serial,' begins as a murder investigation, before broadening into a meta-investigation of its own genre.

A new documentary examines the director’s early life and painting career.

Her character controls the enormous monster of Nacho Vigalondo’s genre-busting “Colossal.” What is going on with Hollywood, girls, and monsters?

This mythic figure is having a moment. But to adopt his point of view is to look for meaning around all the wrong corners.

Why her painting of Emmett Till at the Whitney Biennial insults his memory.

'Exit West' conjures a world where there are no barriers to movement.

“Raw” is a toothsome morsel for horror-movie aficionados.

Olivia Sudjic’s “Sympathy” meets the reader at intimacy’s new frontier.

An exceptionally heartfelt selection of work puts a nation face to face with itself.

As she puts her tween-cinema origin story behind her, Stewart faces pigeonholing of a subtler variety.

The organizers of the International Women’s Strike say they are addressing the everyday concerns of women across the country.

A commemorative compilation pays a very special tribute to a legendary synthesizer—proof that everybody still needs a 303.

How a new exhibition of Alice Neel's paintings, curated by Hilton Als, reflexively explores relationships and identity.

Why the arts need a space the state can't touch—and how we get there.

Gore Verbinski’s mountaintop horror flick is haunted by Freudian melodies and evil capitalists. And eels.

A much-discussed essay in "The American Conservative" is an attack on trans people masquerading as an exercise in good faith.

Shows like Belgium's "The Break" and Iceland's "Lava Field" are banking on an audience that has reached a new level of maturity.

A look back at the headlines which dogged his