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The visual artist and musician on his creative practice and fascination with electromagnetic waves.

Fifth Estate Magazine, radical publishing since 1965

Travis Scott represents the triumph of pop, consumerism, and the commercial music industry over hip-hop's radicalism.

Paul Pfeiffer looks at the spectacular social and political upheaval generated by the digital revolution, using everything from the Stanley Cup to the shower from 'Psycho.'

Travis Scott represents the triumph of pop, consumerism, and the commercial music industry over hip-hop's radicalism.

Editor’s note: Italy and Albania signed an agreement for the non-EU country to hold migrants at two new detention centers there. Read about the deal in Reuters. While in Italy … Continued

The days when anti-war agitation by radicals like Rosa Luxemburg, Karl Liebknecht, or, for that matter, Lenin resonated with millions of workers tired of being cannon fodder for their rulers are clearly long gone, and so is the period of turmoil around 1968, when rebellious GIs subverted America’s military adventure in Vietnam. A world order marked by imperial tensions ready to spill over into full-out war, however, is still very much with us, arguably more so than in recent decades.

A new film adaptation of his 1967 essay “The Society of the Spectacle” reminds us that the revolution must take place within the self first.

The former New Jersey governor is a uniquely flawed foil for Donald Trump, compromised in ways that blunt his most effective attacks.

Bodies, the new Netflix miniseries, is a show less about a time traveling murder mystery and more about the soul of London.