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The Last Picture Show

The illustrious illustrator recalls the humble 1950s graphic publication with big dreams he founded on a whim with Seymour Chwast and Milton Glaser

Jaden Michael

Colin Kaepernick meets his match in the star who plays him as an aspiring high-school football player grappling with racism in Colin in Black & White

A Man for All Seasons

From fashion to film to a stint at magazine editing, Tom Ford does it all. In the foreword to a new book, the author tries to describe how Ford became Tom Ford

Body and Soul

Soul music to make you move, from Billy Preston, Prince, George Duke, D’Angelo, and more

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Victimhood Goes Mad

The tribulations of the brainy and beautiful. Tiny violins, please!

The Squid Game Secret

People have chalked up the South Korean TV show’s unprecedented popularity to word of mouth. Here’s the real source of its success

Staff Picks

This week, don’t miss a collection of letters by writers from Beckett to Vonnegut; a history of the 13th Tour de France; and a guide to the world’s most peculiar foods

Full Circle

Home Improvement

Opera Pick of the Week

From Brussels, The Time of Our Singing, an operatic mixed-race American family saga, speaks to our historical moment with an eloquence that transcends it

The Lap of Luxury

A new memoir reveals the late Karl Lagerfeld in all of his complexity

Jerusalem Syndrome

The Christian obsession with the holy city has played a key role in creating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict—and remains a stumbling block to its resolution

Exposing Her Weiner

Huma Abedin claims she had never heard of sex addiction until her husband’s sexting scandal broke

Honor Swinton Byrne

The actress reveals what it’s like to act alongside her mother

Striking a Chord

Songs that register with us all, from LCD Soundsystem, Grace Jones, Elton John, and more

Taxi Driving

An illustrated history of the New York taxicab recalls the glory days of early motorized cars and spacious Checkers

Murder, They Wrote

The Wind Cries Jimi

The Decade That Never Ended

Flipping the Godfather Script

Mario Puzo was an avid gambler, novelist, and pizza eater. But there was one department where he could use some help: screenwriting

Bob Dylan Is Back (Again)

A Podcast Full of Treats (and a Few Tricks)

From Kylie Jenner’s “swimsuits” to a zombie hotel, we’ve got it all this week

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook