Why Hannah Berner Is Actually Happy About Her Botox Mishap

Why Hannah Berner Is Actually Happy About Her Botox Mishap

Hannah Berner has found a way to smile through the pain—well, at least on the inside. After the comedian said she had a bad reaction to botox injections—which she receives to treat temporomandibular joint disorder (commonly referred to as TMJ)—she has found the bright side of the accident that made “smiling felt like weightlifting.” “I’m…

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Photographer Steven Seidenberg On Capturing Temporality and Decay

Photographer Steven Seidenberg On Capturing Temporality and Decay

Steven Seidenberg, Untitled, from his series The Architecture of Silence: Abandoned Lives of the Italian South. Courtesy of the artist Too often, photographers play with images of ruin aesthetics with the aim of triggering a sense of lament, but Steven Seidenberg takes a different approach—his camera has captured the change of time in structures as…

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Taylor Sheridan and the Streaming Boom That Brought Westerns Back

Taylor Sheridan and the Streaming Boom That Brought Westerns Back

Taylor Sheridan at the “1923” Las Vegas premiere in December 2022. Getty Images for Paramount+ The Western genre is often viewed the same way we think of newspapers and dial-up internet: fossils from a bygone era best left behind. But audience behavior suggests otherwise. Nielsen named Gunsmoke the most-binged series of 2025, averaging a whopping…

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Breaking Down the Ending of Netflix K-Drama ‘Spooky in Love’

Breaking Down the Ending of Netflix K-Drama ‘Spooky in Love’

Park Eun-bin and Yang Se-jong in Spooky in Love —Courtesy of TvN Extraordinary Attorney Woo’s Park Eun-bin and Doona!’s Yang Se-jong star as ghost-whispering hotel heiress Cheon Yeo-ri and ace prosecutor Ma Gang-uk, respectively, in the supernatural romance series Spooky in Love. In the Korean drama, which broadcast domestically on tvN and was distributed globally…

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New Collectors Seeking Old Stories About America Are Reshaping the Market for Western Art

New Collectors Seeking Old Stories About America Are Reshaping the Market for Western Art

Howard Terpning’s Coffee Coolers Meet the Hostiles, painted in 1982, achieved nearly $1.4 million at Bonhams in 2019, more than doubling its presale estimate. Courtesy Bonhams When one says ‘Western,’ John Wayne and Roy Rogers shoot-em-up films, painted and sculpted images of cowboys and Indians and beach-reading by Zane Grey, Larry Mcmurtry and Louis L’Amour…

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