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Guggenheim Museum, New York Partial gift, Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, New York, 1995 Let’s face it. Pop Art has ...

Fifa’s decision to allow the U.S. star striker to play against Belgium is in clear breach of the association’s rules.

This time around, they remind us that Randy Newman’s iconic Toy Story anthem, “You’ve Got a Friend in Me,” still rings true, even as our understanding of friendship continues to evolve. For Andy, ...

What emerges it not the Washington of postcards or political mythology, but a richer and more nuanced capital.

Robin Hood dies. A summer laugh-fest, this ain’t. For those who don’t fully recall the 15th-century legend, an English farmer ...

Highbrow Magazine contributing writer Barbara Noe Kennedy discovers the marvels of Ticino, Switzerland. Watch her video below. Ticino is Switzerland with an Italian soul—a sun-drenched canton tucked ...

I’m a father, and proud of it. When anything goes wrong, I instantly go into Dad mode: “Don’t worry! I got this. Everything’s gonna be fine. Let me just check it out, and we’ll be A-OK.” Except ...

Ornate shops line Krahnstrasse, Osnabrück's main pedestrian path in the Old Town. I can think of three reasons why you ended up in Osnabrück, Germany: 1) Your car ...

Why are we loyal to a person, a cause, an idea? A complex concept, to be sure, especially for such a simplistic time-killer as In the Grey, the latest release from director Guy Ritchie. Ritchie ...

John Banville is a vastly gifted (and almost ridiculously prolific) author. With 23 novels to his credit—not including at least 10 so-called “Quirke” mystery novels—perhaps the most remarkable aspect ...

I ambled up to the Mary Day like an old salt, as if I had shipped out on schooners like her from Valencia to Valparaiso. Actually, I didn’t amble. I positively swaggered down the long dock. The only ...