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Michael Shannon on a Year, and a Career, As a Director’s Secret Weapon

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Our First Lady of Sorrows

In the midst of newfound political turmoil, Natalie Portman revives Jacqueline Kennedy onscreen, a woman whose private resolve and public grace may have held the nation together.

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GILMORE GIRLS STYLE INSPO 2016 

Gilmore Girls’ Costume Designer Breaks Down the Looks From the Revival via NYMag [X]

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12 Books We’re Reading to Help Us Understand the Election Result

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Annie Leibovitz and Gloria Steinem Created This New All-Female Exhibit

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Don’t Give In to the Urge to Disappear Under the Sea

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New this issue:  What should Democrats in Congress — and Barack Obama, and you — do now? 

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The 70 Greatest Conspiracy Theories in Pop-Culture History

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The 53 Best Movies Under 90 Minutes

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In Moonlight, One Part Leads to 3 Breakout Performances

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Is the Self-Driving Car Un-American?

Soon, thanks to technology, we’ll be a nation of passengers.

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37 Hilarious Bob Dylan Stories

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There’s Another Ambitious, Amazing-Looking Mexican Restaurant Open in New York

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34 Photos of Your Favorite Stars Backstage at New York Comic Con 2016

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“Awkward Black Girl” Goes to Hollywood

At long last, Issa Rae’s HBO series has arrived. But she’s been quietly working to change the industry for years now.

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A History of President Obama’s 8 Years in Office

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The Obama Family’s White House Life, in Pictures