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Philomena's son would have turned 50 today, prompting a discussion about her search for him and the emotional weight of her story.
Steve Coogan recounts his first kiss-and-tell story from January 1996 in the Daily Mirror.
Stormy Daniels discusses her life since her involvement with Donald Trump and the fallout.
Claudia Durastanti reflects on her experiences growing up with deaf parents, exploring the complexities of identity and family in her autobiographical novel.
Bob Mankoff discusses cartoonist humor and reactions to their own work in The New Yorker.
Suleika Jaouad discusses her cancer survival, relationship with Jon Batiste, and the transformative power of art in her life and writing.
Within 45 minutes of Robert Bork's nomination, Senator Ted Kennedy delivered a fiery speech that marked a turning point in judicial confirmations.
Jeff Flake met with Merrick Garland, a moderate Supreme Court nominee, before ultimately voting to confirm Brett Kavanaugh amid significant political pressure.
Mitch McConnell attended the signing of the Voting Rights Act and was present for Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech in Washington, D.C.
Robert Bork was nominated to the Supreme Court by Ronald Reagan in 1987, a decision that sparked significant political controversy and public debate.
Robert Bork, Jr. recalls the moment his father was secretly driven to the White House for his Supreme Court nomination by President Reagan.
Senator Susan Collins discusses threats faced during Kavanaugh's Supreme Court confirmation.
Suzanne Brøgger, a prominent Danish writer, discusses her literary evolution and the significance of writing as a means of survival from her home in Løve.
Svetlana Alexievich, a Nobel Prize-winning writer, discusses the complexities of human nature and the role of literature in a corrupted society during a 2017 interview.
Tal R articulates his admiration for Marsden Hartley's complex and emotionally resonant paintings, highlighting their relevance and the beauty found in imperfection.
Tavi Gevinson, at just 12 years old, discusses her experiences as the youngest panelist at a festival, addressing the pressures of youth and expectations.
Eric Harroun recounts his experiences from the Egyptian revolution to joining the Free Syrian Army, detailing the chaos of the Syrian civil war.
Devipriya Chandhirahasan, Headgirl of Birla Public School, excels in public speaking and debate.
In 1992, Carol Moseley Braun won a Senate seat, motivated by the Clarence Thomas hearings and the treatment of Anita Hill during the nomination process.
Corey Lewandowski discusses his role in Donald Trump's campaign in a FRONTLINE interview.
Jill Biden discusses her role as second lady and her insights on the 2020 election.
When Donald Trump was two and a half years old, his mother was hospitalized for a year due to postpartum complications, leaving him without his primary caregiver.
Valerie Biden Owens discusses Joe Biden's campaigns in an interview with Jim Gilmore on July 21, 2020.
Tessa Hadley reflects on her evolution as a writer, sharing insights into her creative process and the profound influence of literature on her life and work.
William Friedkin discusses The Exorcist and his career with Jason Solomons.
Claudia Rankine discusses how whiteness shapes cultural perceptions and interactions.
VICE meets Rick Astley to discuss his rise, retirement, and the RickRoll meme's impact.
Three films are ranked by critics Peter Bradshaw and Katherine Sha as the best of 2013, including "Gravity" and "Behind the Candelabra."
The Honorable Stephen G. Breyer discusses justice with Jeffrey Toobin at The New Yorker Festival.
Last time Cate Hall applied for a job, she suggested running an organization similar to the one she was applying to, demonstrating her approach to personal agency.
Rick Astley discusses his hit 'Never Gonna Give You Up' and the RickRoll phenomenon.
Sheila Skemp, a professor at the University of Mississippi, discusses Benjamin Franklin's role in American history during a lecture at the National Archives.
In the spring of 334 BC, Alexander the Great launched one of the biggest invasions in history, risking everything to confront the Persian Empire.
Shervin Pishevar discusses the Hyperloop and his connections in Silicon Valley.
Ida Ekblad, a contemporary Norwegian artist, shares her vibrant creative process in her Oslo studio, emphasizing the importance of experimentation and embracing failure.
Norton Juster reflects on the unexpected elements in his book, noting that many ideas emerged during the writing process that he had not anticipated.
Jamaica Kincaid reflects on her early reading experiences and their profound influence on her writing, shaped by her childhood and complex relationship with her mother.
Lydia Knight explains the making of 'I Dare You' and its influences from The Strokes.
A 500 Rs. note remains valuable even when crumpled, illustrating that a person's worth cannot be diminished by life's challenges.
Tyler Henry, a 23-year-old psychic known as the Hollywood medium, reflects on his rise to fame and the emotional impact of his readings for grieving individuals.
Jonas Mekas, an influential avant-garde filmmaker, reflects on his life from his Lithuanian roots to his pivotal role in the New York independent film scene.
Jonathan Meese shares his transformative childhood experiences, artistic evolution, and the passion that drives his creativity, regardless of his chosen profession.
Marina Abramović and Ulay reflect on their groundbreaking 12-year partnership in performance art, exploring their love, iconic works, and eventual reconciliation.
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost discuss their friendship and British conformism in comedy.
German artist Thomas Demand explores the significance of models in shaping our understanding of reality, highlighting their role in art, architecture, and daily life.
Toni Morrison discusses her father's influence with Hilton Als from The New Yorker.
Torbjørn Rødland, a Norwegian photographer, challenges conventional imagery by blending everyday life with fantastical elements, creating thought-provoking visual narratives.
Ulay, a pioneering German artist known for his radical performance and photography, explored identity and politics through his own body as artistic material.
