Новости за 11.06.2021

From 'Pan's Labyrinth' to 'Atlantics,' 'The Handmaiden' to 'Wadjda'

Mansour Abbas explains why an Islamist politician would agree to join Israel's new ruling coalition

Elyse Fox is on a mission. The founder of Sad Girls Club, a non-profit organization working to support and destigmatize mental health care for women of color, Fox is working to combat the mental health crisis plaguing Black Americans—one Instagram post at a time. With an artfully curated aesthetic and over 250,000 followers, Sad Girls…

There are at least 81 million or so Americans who would like to forget all about Donald Trump and his presidency. Late-night television host Stephen Colbert has stopped saying his name altogether, referring to him simply as “the former president.” But the ongoing stream of criminal charges arising from the Jan. 6 riot at the…

The program pays up to 120% of direct or guaranteed farm loan balances for Black, American Indian, Hispanic, Asian American or Pacific Islander farmers

Katie Hobbs spoke with TIME about her decision to run for governor, the ongoing fight over Arizona’s presidential election results, and the state’s new law restricting mail-in voting.

Writer-director Manjari Makijany's debut feature, streaming on Netflix, sees a girl in an Indian village find new possibilities in the form of a skateboard

More experts are criticizing the FDA’s decision to approve aducanumab

It's likely not a coincidence that the vast majority of these stories are about women, who are chronically overrepresented in Hollywood’s most underpaid positions

Since the pandemic began, the think-piece economy has churned out countless articles about how our world—work, medical care, cities, transit, social interactions—will be different when it finally ends. But will we be different after the pandemic? Judging by the fact that a New York Times essay titled, “You Can Be a Different Person After the…

Don’t expect Biden and Putin to pretend they like each other, writes Ian Bremmer

The summit, set for June 16, marks Biden's first in-person meeting with Vladimir Putin since taking office earlier this year

Startling new visions and potent interactions blossom when artists live and work in close proximity to innovative arts organizations, schools, and cultural institutions, and daily disciplines of craft are often enriched by the vast multiplicity of human experiences and perspectives offered by our country’s great cities. As Walt Whitman—a New Yorker as well as one…

One of the most powerful ways of fighting a pandemic caused by a never-before-seen virus is by decoding the microbial culprit’s genome

The records of at least 12 people were eventually shared, including Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff

A Tesla, a free apartment and gold bars are all up for grabs in COVID-19 vaccine lotteries in Hong Kong. They may not be enough to overcome hesitancy.