Malcolm Jones

Joyce’s mammoth masterpiece has been scaring off readers for more than a century. Elevator Repair Service’s production puts the story’s humor and humanity front and center.

Oxford, Mississippi, is a college town a lot like other college towns, but it’s also like your favorite Southern aunt—lovably eccentric, funny, and always fun to visit.

He made westerns, sci fi, monster movies, biker movies, and every other B-movie genre you could imagine, and along the way, he greenlit the careers of our greatest filmmakers.

Brian d’Arcy James talks “Days of Wine and Roses,” Tony nominations, depression, Broadway’s future, and why he and Kelli O’Hara might soon tackle ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’

Racism remains entrenched in the corporate world, just as it is in American society. It’s time to evolve—or die.

Men account for only 20 percent of the fiction market. Maybe if they had better recommendations, they’d read more stories. Because life does not have to be like high school.

The partnership requires the orgs to publish an agreed amount of AI-generated content for 12 months in exchange for a “five-figure sum annually.”

MoodCapture uses a facial recognition AI to pick up on subtle signs of depression—but it also opens the doors to a mess of privacy and security issues.

“It’s lost its mind.”

If you’ve ever wondered just how seriously the French take their wine, consider that in 1911 there were more soldiers than farmers guarding the vineyards.