Culture
 In which William Shatner pretends not to know that he’s an icon. |
 Literary news and recommendations written by the editors of Peach Mag,. |
 The current project, launched in the winter of 2015 by 16 students, is called the Buffalo Benches Project. |
John Cena and Aaron Taylor-Johnson in The Wall.
Iraq, 2007. The war is over—President Bush has declared victory and rebuilding is underway. |
 One artist offers paintings of young African Americans, the other mixed media examining the legacies of the Vietnam War. |
Katherine Waterston in Alien: Covenant.
Like Prometheus, Alien: Covenant ends with a cliffhanger and promise of another entry, but this origin feels as told as it is old. |
Richard Gere and Lior Ashkenazi in Norman.
The title character of Joseph Cedar’s surprisingly entertaining and poignant film calls himself “a consultant” at one point. This isn’t so much a lie as a... |
 The Public’s weekly local music reviews and previews. |