Q&A
How Michael Bloomberg Keeps Reinventing Himself
“If there is a thread, it’s that he wanted to fix things. The engineer in him wanted to make the city work better.”
Q&A: How Stan Lee Changed Comics - And The World
“I think he was born to do comics. He was the master of a certain kind of sort-form fiction with a visual component,” said biographer Danny Fingeroth.
EXCLUSIVE: The Soloway Sisters: Are Their Boundaries Your Triggers?
“Everyone has so much to gain from the toppling of patriarchy, including men.”
Jonathan Safran Foer Is ‘Extremely And Very Cautiously Hopeful’ On Climate Change
“I don’t have any doubt that we will do what needs to be done. I don’t know if we will do it in time.”
Eat, Drink + Think
Kosher Eatery Denied From Manchester Christmas Market
Is it anti-Semitism, or bureaucracy?
How Michael Bloomberg Keeps Reinventing Himself
“If there is a thread, it’s that he wanted to fix things. The engineer in him wanted to make the city work better.”
Q&A: How The Israeli Baseball Team Bested The Skeptics
“Our hope in following these players to Israel – most of whom had never been there – was that they would have a magical experience, and they did.”
Q & A: Eran Riklis On Directing A Mossad Thriller With Ben Kingsley
“Belgium is actually a hub of spies, and is really the center of Europe in some ways.”
Q&A: Shlomo Avineri On What We Get Wrong About Karl Marx
“In many cases, positions that are attributed to Marx are not his positions.”
Q&A: Steven Greenhouse On Labor’s Past, Present And Future
“Worker power is at its lowest level since the 1940s and maybe since the 1930s,” Greenhouse says.
Q&A: Photographers Jay Maisel And Stephen Wilkes On Their New Documentary And The Shots They Missed
“You always have the picture that you didn’t stop for. But Jay always says, ‘But the thing is, you saw it.’ Even if you didn’t get the picture.”
