Review: Midlake- For the Sake of Bethel Woods
Midlake’s fifth album is a strangely moving work of art that mourns a lost father, finds comfort in togetherness and reflects on the elusive promise of Woodstock.
Review: Patrick Alley’s Very Bad People: The Inside Story of the Fight Against the World’s Network of Corruption  
A new book explores one NGO’s fight against money laundering, corruption and exploitation in the Global South.
Review: William Kentridge’s SYBIL
In a new chamber opera piece at London’s Barbican Theatre, the South African artist takes inspiration from Greek mythology and creates a work of art that is both joyful and melancholic.
Becoming Gonzo
A new biography of Hunter S. Thompson explores the birth of gonzo and the life of an exceptional writer whose journalistic instincts allowed him to always find the bizarre in the banal and the banal in the bizarre.
Review: The Tinder Swindler
Netflix’s The Tinder Swindler, shows why you should think before you swipe.
