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  • print • Dec/Jan/Feb 2023

    Be Loyal to the Royal in Yourself

    Bunny Mellon’s majestically contradictory style • Rachel Tashjian

    ... coverage of then-presidential candidate John Edwards’s cheating scandal; it was Mellon who secretly provided $750,000 to Edwards through checks made out to interior designer and pastel enthusiast Bryan...

  • print • Feb/Mar 2020

    Artful Volumes

    The season’s outstanding art books • Bookforum contributors

    ... ways that still feel cutting-edge. During Etude for Pianoforte in 1960, he sliced up an audience member’s suit and tie with a pair of scissors; the victim was John Cage, Paik’s greatest influence...

  • print • Summer 2019

    Eyes Wide Shut

    Power, shamelessness, and sex in Washington, DC • Charlotte Shane

    ... be nice to people.” When John Edwards staffer Andrew Young came to town, his colleagues warned him it was “miserable” because “the people here suck.” DC has long been called a fetid swamp full of...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2018

    Throne of Games

    Robert Lipsyte casts a cool eye on professional sports • Gene Seymour

    ... sport and extoled Harry Edwards’s leadership of an all-black boycott of the 1968 Summer Olympics, a movement that led to the black-gloved-fist salute to the American flag that subsequently got medal...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2015

    Welles Lettres

    The first and final chapters of the legendary director’s complicated career • A.S. Hamrah

    ... One day in 1974, Orson Welles, John Huston, and the comedian Rich Little were sitting in a Denny’s near Carefree, Arizona, about to order a meal. Huston and Little were acting in Welles’s new...

  • culture • March 24, 2015

    Girl in a Band by Kim Gordon

    Naomi Fry

    ... of drugs and depression, why doesn’t she just off herself?” This hot blurb suggests a very ’90s attitude, one still in thrall to the credo of “4 real,” to quote the phrase that Richey Edwards of...

  • print • Dec/Jan 2015

    Menifesto

    Laura Kipnis’s study of the un-fair sex • Kerry Howley

    ... Straussian philosopher of manliness Harvey Mansfield. Appearances are made by quondam presidential candidate John Edwards, pugnacious author-critic Dale Peck, and a Marxist professor who, upon being...

  • print • Apr/May 2013

    Myth America

    Glenn Frankel’s The Searchers: The Making of an American Legend Ben Schwartz

    ... It’s been forty years since John Ford passed away, but filmmakers continue to wrestle with his legacy. The directors of three recent Oscar contenders--Django Unchained, Lincoln, and Zero Dark...

  • print • Apr/May 2012

    Pieces of a Man

    The fragmentary autobiography of an elusive artist • Brent Hayes Edwards

    ... tune the radio to WDIA in Memphis to listen to the music of John Lee Hooker, Rufus Thomas, and B. B. King. When his grandmother died unexpectedly in November 1960, Scott-Heron’s life changed...

  • papertrail • May 18, 2012

    May 18, 2012 @ 12:44:00 am

    ... Robert Draper, a contributor to the New York Times Magazine and GQ, has has been added to John Edwards’s witness list

  • print • Feb/Mar 2012

    West Toward Home

    Tracking Marilynne Robinson’s intellectual pilgrimage • Charles Petersen

    ... little respect for its culture and people? Robinson is a representative of the grand tradition of liberal Protestantism, still carrying the flame for the likes of Jonathan Edwards and Paul...

  • print • Sept/Oct/Nov 2009

    God, Living Is Enormous

    How might the novelist reconcile fiction and faith—make-believe and must-believe? • Benjamin Anastas

    ... Word,” the opening lines of the Gospel of John instruct, “and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” Ever since, the power to capitalize the w has been the prize that nearly every writer...