The director of the Oscar-nominated comedy on her interest in role-playing, her love for Andy Kaufman and the fate of a particularly memorable piece of costuming.
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Speaking with the director of the Oscar-nominated Life, Animated about representation in documentary film.
Speaking with the author of How to Survive a Plague about the early days of the disease, the unpredictable nihilism of the Trump government, and the evolution of lasting gay love.
How a race riot in New York state inspired a generation to reconsider America's vulnerability to fascism.
In order to find purpose and affirmation, Black artists rethink time and space as we know it to find a place for themselves.
Before I read The View from Saturday, I saw anger as a luxury, a way to take up physical and emotional space that I didn’t think I deserved to occupy.
In April 2016, eight family members were slain in their homes in Ohio. Nine months later, the killer or killers are still on the loose, and the town has all but forgotten the crimes.
The poet and MTV columnist on witnessing, mapping grief and joy, and The Wire.
Some women have trouble wanting, but my instincts were indistinguishable from my cravings. My wanting was the leash that pulled me through my life. Until one day the leash was off.
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