“Decades are like people,” writes Frank Bruni in his opening essay for T’s Culture issue. “Some take up more oxygen than others. The 1980s were that way, most notably at the start and especially in New York City … People lived louder and larger than they had just...
His new album, “American Utopia,” portrays “the state of the country: who we are, who we hope to be, all this kind of thing.” David Byrne’s first album since 2012, “American Utopia,” explores “the state of the country: who we are, who we hope to be, all this kind of...
Ho99o9 is pronounced horror, and no, the band is not demonic or satanic. “Most people are like, ‘Isn’t that 666?’ I’m like, ‘It’s clearly a f—ing nine!’” said theOGM, who makes up the group with his bandmate, Eaddy. (Those are their names...
