Through her iconoclastic magazine “The Little Review,” the queer, first-wave feminist introduced American readers to Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot and the great Irish modernist James Joyce. Mentored by Quincy Jones, the Emmy-nominated music industry veteran pro... See more
Through her iconoclastic magazine “The Little Review,” the queer, first-wave feminist introduced American readers to Ezra Pound, T. S. Eliot and the great Irish modernist James Joyce. In a note to editorial staff, “Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me!” executive prod... See more
My father told me recently that he is not long for this world. He asked me to track down a particular book on the subject of what happens to the mind and body as the end approaches, which, thankfully, appears to be out of print. Still, in mid-February I d... See more
Writer Adam Morgan knew nothing about Margaret C. Anderson when he “bumped into her ghost by accident” along a shadowy corridor on the ninth floor of downtown’s Fine Arts Building in 2008. There — in the building where Frank Lloyd Wright and William Walla... See more
Taylor Swift is not playing the Field Museum in May. But it felt like she might be, after people trying to book tickets online for the Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibit, opening May 22, spent hours and hours in a virtual line Tuesday. “I knew it was going to ... See more
