Alex Pappademas

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From a convention for fans of an 18th-century Austrian monarch to cheerleader tryouts at AT&T Stadium, charting the myriad passions of a population of true believers.

Chill host and ambient pioneer Brian Eno and Apple Music 1 creative director Zane Lowe talk about the connection between music and mindfulness.

How do you make it in the music business in 2024? For starters: Don’t put out more albums every year than even your hardcore fans can keep track of. Don’t chase every new idea you have (psychedelic rock, electronics, symphony orchestras!) and make every album sound nothing like the last one. Don’t encourage fan bootlegging. And above all, don’t call your band something like “King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.” GQ hitches a ride with the Australian sextet who’ve become a worldwide sensation by doing just about everything except what you’re supposed to do.

It's a sweeping, era-spanning cinematic landmark in the tradition of The Godfather and There Will Be Blood. It cost less to shoot than a midrange horror movie. Corbet and the film's production designer and cinematographer explain how they pulled it off.

Netflix describes its latest hit as a limited series, sure — but director Peter Berg hasn't written off a return to the frontier, so why should we?

Yorkshire's one-woman TV-making machine is taking us up north again

Oh, hell yeah!

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“This was a new experience for me,” said the Severance star, who walked Zegna’s grassy-knoll catwalk in Milan.