Six additional women have raised assault and harassment claims against CBS Corp (CBS.N) Chief Executive Leslie Moonves in a media report published Sunday. The new disclosures come as the media company is expected to announce on Monday that Moonves is resigning following similar claims previously made by six other women against the executive, said sources […]
The New Yorker Divinity on the Dance FloorThe New YorkerYou've got to hear “UFO” to believe it, and you probably already have. The single has been sampled hundreds of times since its release, in 1981, but it still escapes categorization, remaining as elusive as its namesake. The most recognizable bit is the …
The New York Times and The New Yorker won the Pulitzer Prize for public service Monday for breaking the Harvey Weinstein scandal with reporting that galvanized the #MeToo movement and set off a worldwide …
The New Yorker The Garden's Loud, Goofy SoundThe New YorkerYou've got to hear “UFO” to believe it, and you probably already have. The single has been sampled hundreds of times since its release, in 1981, but it still escapes categorization, remaining as elusive as its namesake. The most recognizable bit is the …
The New Yorker Spring Music Preview: DJ Khaled, Camila Cabello, the Breeders, and MoreThe New YorkerYou've got to hear “UFO” to believe it, and you probably already have. The single has been sampled hundreds of times since its release, in 1981, but it still escapes categorization, remaining as elusive as its namesake. The most recognizable […]
An American tourist has been arrested in Japan after police found the severed head of a woman in a suitcase in his holiday rental flat. Yevgeniy Vasilievich Bayraktar, 26, from New York, is currently in custody and being questioned by police following the discovery in Osaka last week. The victim is believed to be a woman, […]
The New Yorker ESG's Otherworldly SoundThe New YorkerYou've got to hear “UFO” to believe it, and you probably already have. The single has been sampled hundreds of times since its release, in 1981, but it still escapes categorization, remaining as elusive as its namesake. The most recognizable bit is the …
Do unicorns exist? Of course not, but what about sasquatch? One’s less impossible from the other, but how do humans come to this conclusion? Aristotle puzzled over this conundrum, and Kathryn Schulz runs with it straight into the 21st century. One chilling effect is the possibility of cryptids becoming less fanciful and more mundane. Also […]
What is this, Halloween or something? First up is a piece on William Mumler, the original spirit photographer, “whose rise and fall in the late nineteenth century put him at the center of a debate about religion, fraud, and, of course, the material reality of our immortal souls.” Think all spirit photographers must be frauds? […]
The New Yorker A Town Famous for a UFO Sighting Awaits the Solar EclipseThe New YorkerHe paused, then corrected himself—“except for the U.F.O. people.” Hopkinsville and Kelly have been famous among ufologists for more than half a century, ever since a local family, the Suttons, saw what they believed was a spaceship and at least […]
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