Culture

Going to China as a second-generation Chinese American is a deeply personal and overwhelming experience—and this movie evokes it beautifully.

Reflections on suicide, survival, and the new tribute album to Scott Hutchison.

Reflections from a trauma specialist and survivor.

Even when reality TV's dating franchises include dark-skinned black women, too often these shows end up reinforcing false and harmful stereotypes.

Ari Aster isn't a political filmmaker—but his films are all the more disturbing when considered as previews of what could emerge after a political or climatic breakdown.

Under the Trump administration, some gay bars have found themselves wrestling anew with anti-queer prejudice.

Jim Jarmusch's new movie is an accusation aimed at his audience.

Perry Dino is capturing Hong Kong's demonstrations against the mainland in a series of unique and powerful paintings.

Young artists are finding creative ways to carve a space in Portland's lively—if fractious and often ignored—hip-hop scene.

Far from the reach of the Chinese government, Uyghur booksellers are protecting their language from being erased.

I've always known who the "American Boy" is. He's the model I was supposed to imitate—at least until my queerness got in the way.

When we ask images and monuments to bear the burden of our conscience, we are doomed to repeat the mistakes of the past.