The legendary rapper could run a successful campaign if he commits
By Will Lloyd
History professors compare our present moment to 1917 Russia
By Will Lloyd
Hollywood’s audiences don’t care about diversity in movies as much as people in Hollywood do
By Will Lloyd
It is worth giving abolitionists a hearing. It is also worth asking them questions, getting them to be specific and detailed about their stated goals
By Will Lloyd
Other factors better explain which countries are totally girlbossing the virus
By Will Lloyd
Where were you when David Guetta cured racism?
By Will Lloyd
If you don’t understand, it’s because you’re not rich enough
By Will Lloyd
The director’s new work, The Personal History of David Copperfield, is certainly brave
By Will Lloyd
Lockdown has been more illustrative of the gender gap in reading than any event I can remember
By Will Lloyd
Only if his supporters trade Marx for Machiavelli
By Will Lloyd
Technology can be used to tell us where people are, where they’ve been and whether they have the disease
By Will Lloyd
‘JESSICA is sitting on her Peloton bike. It’s April 2020. Rain slides down the windowpane. She hasn’t left her apartment — not even to go to Whole Foods — for almost a month’
By Will Lloyd