Sugar Rush

The lunar album continues. One song per full moon, a project that treats patience like a material.

Inferno lands on the same day as the movie. The IDM legends resurface after 13 years in the margins of horror.

The Honest Broker on what one decision costs a writer's legacy. A Sunday meditation on irreversibility.

Two YouTube-trained directors brought shivery life to urban legends. The New Yorker on how precocious talent remakes horror.

Kane Parsons, 29, became the youngest director to top the box office. A24's record. The culture rewarding execution over pedigree.

Two horror films in one weekend reset the entire category. Gen Z showed up and broke records doing it.

The Italian menswear label stages a major runway show in the US on Friday. Luxury chasing volume and taste in one move.

First Vans made a Miu Miu sneaker. Now Miu Miu makes a Vans-style shredder. Tables turned, twice.

Alessandro Michele took Gucci five days after he got the job. Pattern recognition beats credential.

Thrift-deep obsessions yield Alessi and the brands that whisper instead of shout. The read on taste over signaling.

Limited Air Jordans, Nike Air Foamposites, the usual scarcity plays moving through the calendar.

Benedict Evans, ex-Andreessen, on what the hype has right and wrong. Pattern over panic.

Africa's biodiversity, fastest-growing consumer market, and founder talent sit on the table. American buyers still look away.

"Choosin' Texas" now the fifth-longest-running No. 1 on Hot Country Songs ever, beating "Last Night." A woman rewrote the ledger.

The game moves to recalibrate after a rough year. Execution discipline as comeback machinery.

Fresh mustard recipes to harness the eye-watering depth. Summer cooking at its simplest.

Nutty, seedy, a primer on how we treat seeds and sesame.

Several candidates made hospitality part of their platform before Tuesday's primary. Food politics matter.

The question reshaping how cities court culinary status and what it costs.

The San Antonio Spurs make the NBA Finals in Victor Wembanyama's third season. Youth and discipline rewrote the calendar.

The Murdoch heir repositioning himself after years away. Timing and capital as comeback tools.

The training test that's meant to forecast race time. The read on whether meters on a track translate to miles on pavement.

Maria Shriver on Alzheimer's prevention and what you have to demand of your own system.

50 songs that earn the effort. Music as performance enhancement.

The monthly edit curated. June's calendar in beauty form.

A gardener-turned-studio worker answers. Time, failure, and the practice of scent.

"I've become quite obsessed with it." The operator's endorsement that moves inventory.

A Vox read on successionism, transhumanism, and the people who'd cheer the transition.

Late 2027 release date. iOS 27, iOS 28, new Apple TV and HomePod mini on the way. The ecosystem plays forward.

Middle East conflict plus rising US tariffs squeeze the global aluminum market at once.

Two visions of scale. One legal, one not yet.

Android Automotive as margin play for an appliance maker. The auto tech story nobody expected to come from LG.