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Storm Clouds Brewing

Scientists first started sounding the alarm about climate change more than 100 years ago. No one was listening

Every Trick in the Book

Inside the British-retirement-home mystery that knocked the new Sally Rooney off the No. 1 spot on the Sunday Times best-seller list after just one week

Staff Picks

This week, don’t miss a charming introduction to classical music; the chilling account of an epic polar-rescue mission; and a history of the Appalachian Trail

Against the Grain

A collection of songs in the maverick vein of Karen Dalton, by Elizabeth Cotten, Odetta, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, and more

In Her Own Time

Bob Dylan said Karen Dalton had “a voice like Billie Holiday.” A new film looks at the enigmatic singer’s enormous influence

Once upon a Time in Wrexham

Actors Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney buy a Welsh football club because … why not?

Little Gold Men, Big White Guilt

L.A.’s new Academy Museum of Motion Pictures has little to say about movie history—but speaks volumes about Hollywood and our times

Cosmic Chaos

Isaac Asimov’s epic Foundation series comes to Apple TV+

A Spy Like No Other

A new film tells the unlikely story of Noor Inayat Khan, a young Indian pacifist turned Allied spy

Françoise Gilot Is So Over Picasso

After she left him, Picasso tried to get Françoise Gilot blacklisted. Today, Gilot, who turns 100 this fall, is breaking auction records

Risko’s Sketchbook

Say Bonjour to France’s Most Elegant Castle

Photos of the Château de Haroué celebrate life chez Beauvau-Craon, the family who has called Haroué home for 300 years

Back to the Future

In Search of the Lost Ark

Elizabeth Neel

With a new show at Pilar Corrias, in London, Alice Neel’s granddaughter forges a path of her own

Barry Blitt’s Sketchbook

Mad for Majolica

Does Anderson Cooper Have Money Issues?

The CNN anchor drops by to discuss his complicated relationship with his Vanderbilt family—and their cash

The Yin and Yang of Peter Thiel

The Silicon Valley venture capitalist has poured millions into far-right politicians with anti-big-tech agendas. He also happens to sit on Facebook’s board

Opera Pick of the Week

As the Metropolitan Opera returns to live performance, an easy fix for fans hooked on the company’s once-complimentary nightly streams

Great Minds …

Both Albert Einstein and Marie Curie visited America during the Roaring 20s. It left a lasting impression

The Big Sleep

A River Runs Through It

Art Basel is Back!

The 50th edition of the famed art fair features work by artists as varied as Camille Pissarro and Kara Walker