Premiere His new album Knock Knock is one of the best of the year. We meet DJ Koze to find out how he chooses his collaborators, why he wants to make a hip hop album and why techno is boring. DJ Koze laughs more than any other person I’ve interviewed. No, that’s not quite right, he doesn’t laugh, he…

Columns Alongside Daft Punk, these two producers redefined dance music around the turn of the century. Now they’re back with a collaborative project and an infectious new single featuring Panda Bear. March 29, 2022 Alan Braxe and DJ Falcon. Graphic by Callum Abbott. (Photo by Stéphane Quême) Alan…

First Jenny Odell examined our obsession with productivity. Now she’s turned to our relationship with time — and what happens when you remove the grid. Jenny Odell embarked on her book “Saving Time,” searching for a relationship with time that “wasn’t painful.” The book helped. “Time feels thicker,”…

I know that I am not alone in saying that I am the most politically disoriented and unorganized I have been in my life. While I have political tastes and desires, I have no sense of a future, let alone a positive one, and little sense of where the levers of power are. There are many hopeful signs…

Updated at 11:34 a.m. ET on June 7, 2023. “How are we gonna cover Trump? That’s not something I stay up at night thinking about,” Chris Licht told me. “It’s very simple.” It was the fall of 2022. This was the first of many on-the-record interviews that Licht had agreed to give me, and I wanted to…

The NDP has a lobbyist problem. Many of the party’s top officials shuffle between employment at lobbying firms and work on provincial and federal elections—and…

Illustration: by Jess Ebsworth This article was featured in One Great Story, New York’s reading recommendation newsletter. Sign up here to get it nightly. If you call a slew of Hollywood’s most powerful showrunners, studio chiefs, agents, and operators and ask them to describe the state of the…

The Semilla cafe and coworking space sits in the heart of the upscale Laureles neighborhood in the city of Medellín. It looks as if it were picked up in Silicon Valley and dropped into Colombia by a crane. Coders and digital marketers crowd the tables, drinking pour-over coffee and enjoying loaded…

This article was featured in One Story to Read Today, a newsletter in which our editors recommend a single must-read from The Atlantic, Monday through Friday. Sign up for it here. Where in the name of human rain delays is Juan Soto? The stud outfielder is late. Everyone keeps checking their…

For the first time in three years, this year’s Oscars bore no trace of the pandemic: Faces were fully visible, celebrities packed the champagne carpet, and the Best Picture lineup included multiple box office hits. The only sign anything had changed was the presence of Letterboxd, the social network…

Alan Braxe, co-writer, guitar, production I have three distinct memories of hearing this song. Right after we finished the track, we listened to it in the studio on a boombox. The sound was really poor. The second time, I was in a club in Paris. It was really loud and the reaction from the crowd…

Today in Tedium: Does it really matter what types of shoes politicians wear in 2023? Really? Over the last 60 years or so, formal wear has largely started a slow fade out of style as professional environments have gotten less … well, professional. (Admit it, wearing a suit in a WeWork feels kinda…

You deserve a smile! @nardwuar on the receiving end of an interview https://t.co/Un7pEGqKtr — 🌎 Ben Holt (@beanjammin) May 27, 2023 Tweeted by @beanjammin

When you feel overwhelmed, you may react in ways that not only don’t help the situation, but that even make it worse. Maybe you’re oblivious to these patterns, or you know what they are but struggle to do anything about them. The following are five common self-sabotaging mistakes overwhelmed people…

Really appreciating @bychrischeung's feature in @TheTyee on the daily lives of bottle binners in the city, and the discrimination they face while trying to earn an income. This is the result of extensive work and thinking. https://t.co/p4YPFEK25G — Jackie Wong (@_jackiewong) May 18, 2023 …

It’s an interactive graphic from The New York Times , published as part of an article entitled “ Who’s Running for President in 2024? ” (updated April 25,

This is an incredible film. It’s like no memoir I’ve ever seen. https://t.co/u5s0BwFrWU — Cecily (@skeskali) May 12, 2023 Tweeted by @skeskali

A tale of Montreal and Toronto, and their different paths on regional #governance. https://t.co/Q2Orv6LpKW @IRPP @joshuamedicoff #Montreal #Toronto — Park People / Ami·es des parcs (@Park_People) May 17, 2023 Tweeted by @Park_People

My @TorontoStar column: With fears of wild tailgate parties, increased DUIs and other social ills, council’s debate on allowing people to drink in parks got very silly last week. Toronto’s next mayor needs to be ready to cut through the silliness. https://t.co/dkJd8L33Ck — Matt Elliott…

As a designer, I appreciate (finally) reading a take on this that’s more interested in the stumbling aesthetic choices than their supposed deep political meaning. https://t.co/zCGxJALJim — Joshua Hind (@joshuahind) May 14, 2023 Tweeted by @joshuahind

"This is a situation we should employ @CycleToronto to do public education. We should talk to Uber & say what are you doing to ensure the people are riding safely? These are all steps we should take before sending police after vulnerable working people.” https://t.co/Wjsn8tWyiY — The Biking…

There’s a new coffee shop on Spadina “sandwiched” between Paramount and Wide Open: Cubano Kings opened May 8 with delicious cafécito and a celebratory guava pastry from Felix, pictured here. Welcome to the neighbourhood! https://t.co/J1mIrXqHts https://t.co/sYAwPyNE9z — Garment District…

Introduction: In the early 1990s, two Russian artists named Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid took the unusual step of hiring a market research firm. Their…

“The good thing about Iceland,” I was once told by the exceptional pianist Víkingur Ólafsson, “is that anything is possible.” Incredible peace about the strong classical music scene in Iceland, featuring many of our most beloved artists. https://t.co/CLuwMxY7LS — Iceland Music (@IcelandMusic) …

Because my brain was infested with worms at a very early age, I value continuity of username across platforms more than my own sanity. I have used the same

Credit...Rebecca Clarke By the Book The artist, whose monograph “Sarah Sze: Paintings” came out in March and whose exhibition “Timelapse” is at the Guggenheim through September, would invite Stein to dinner with Cervantes and Murasaki Shikibu: “Stein might instigate a … debate on the origin of the…

Latest Stories Subscribe for full access to read stories from National Geographic. Today's Picks How this laid-back Southern city became a culinary hot spotTravel How this laid-back Southern city became a culinary hot spot You might be stretching the wrong way, scientists sayHealth You might be…

Photo by Paula Mariel Salischiker One of the more baffling events of the first quarter of 2023 was the mass protest in Oxford (England, not Mississippi) against

.@DianneSaxe proposes targeting working cyclists/e-bikers w identifiers & police enforcement. Pedestrian safety is critical but this is an inefficient & potentially harmful response to safety concerns. We need safe infra, education & corp responsibility: https://t.co/8ekmqEZifQ — The Biking…

Gil Scott Heron argued that the Revolution Will Not Be Televised. Yet recently in the UK that statement is being challenged by disruptive environmental protesters unexpectedly gatecrashing live sporting broadcasts. At the end of April, live on ITV the animal rights protesters Animal Rising delayed…

For a decade and a half , Twitter held true utility for the contemporary reader. At its best, the site offered brisk access to the news and the figures…

Fiction “Death of an Author” is a murder mystery coaxed from artificial-intelligence tools like ChatGPT. By Published May 1, 2023Updated May 10, 2023 AmazonApple BooksBarnes & NobleBooks-A-MillionBookshop.org When you purchase an independently reviewed book through our site, we earn an affiliate…

Reboot turns three today. This makes it a toddler in human-years, a young adult in dog-years, and either way the longest project I’ve ever nurtured. That’s longer than I spent at Stanford and longer than my longest job. In light of this milestone, I wanted to reflect on Reboot’s work at a high…

Credit... Photograph by Jamie Chung. Concept by Pablo Delcan. Whether the platform is dying or not, it’s time to reckon with how exactly it broke our brains.

A longer version of this essay originally appeared in the Winter 2023 issue of Liberties . Reprinted with permission. I have been a college teacher for some of…

Here's to @gregddunlap, continuing to do amazing work! https://t.co/AJJPpozDd4 — 🌎 Ben Holt (@beanjammin) Apr 29, 2023 Tweeted by @beanjammin

Chinatowns everywhere are under threat of disappearing—and along with them, the rich history of communities who fought for a place to belong. @TVOdocs Original 'Big Fight in Little Chinatown' premieres May 9 on TVO, YouTube and the TVO Today mobile app. https://t.co/nEcW8Yy0eR — TVO (@tvo) …

I profiled @AFSulli's and his superb new novel "The Marigold" for the @TorontoStar because a) this is what I do, and b) you should read the novel https://t.co/esj1rbXt9r — James Grainger (@JamesNGrainger) Apr 19, 2023 Tweeted by @JamesNGrainger