Nosferatu is both a very new film and a very old film, and that contradiction is what makes it so fascinating. The version released in theaters this past Christmas is director Robert Eggers’s remake of the German filmmaker F.W. Murnau’s silent classic from 1922, and it’s been surprisingly successful at

In the hit TV reality show, as in life, we like to think we are autonomous. In fact, we follow the herdWhat explains the stupendous success of The Traitors? More than 9 million people tuned in to the first episode of this, its third season, and last week it overtook

Sifting for bottles together never gets old – it’s the idea that something so fragile could have survived for so long in one piece and in one placeMy family and I have a weird hobby. We like to dig for old bottles. It’s something we stumbled upon, quite literally, one