Baby Graham wears traditional moccasins that his mom Shannon Kopelva purchased for him at a powwow in Seattle.Jessica Lázaro Moss This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, and co-published by Native News Online and ELLE. Shannon Kopelva, who is a citizen of the Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shosone, Hualapai, and Hopi […]
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The prospect of this anniversary issue has been something of an obsession for a number of years now. In the world of print magazines, you’re constantly asking yourself the question: how can we do something special? But something special that’s also achievable with the means at your disposal. Thinking about this issue, the LWLies team […]
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A rare, 6.8-magnitude earthquake struck Morocco late Friday, becoming the most powerful quake to hit the Middle Eastern country in 120 years. The seismic event was centered in the High Atlas mountainous region south of the city of Marrakesh and was felt in coastal cities, such as Casablanca. Photos and videos show ancient structures collapsing […]
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Let’s just say I’m definitely a front row virgin. The only difference between losing my virginity this way and losing my virginity for real is that I wasn’t disappointed. Given that this was, in fact, my first time (wink-wink), I felt like a fish of water. And did I mention it was hot? Like, 95 […]
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Yorgos Lanthimos reteams with his Favourite muse Emma Stone and screenwriter Tony McNamara for a lavish, lewd romp through a steampunk vision of Europe in this cheeky, surprisingly heartwarming adaptation of Alasdair Gray’s cult novel. The bright but poverty-stricken Max McCandless (Ramy Youssef) wants nothing more than to become a doctor and make something of […]
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Selena Gomez promised to deliver a track with a little fun to end the summer, and deliver she did. The singer dropped “Single Soon” on midnight Friday, and the infectious track offers up a very unusual, joyful take on a breakup song. Gomez, as the dumper-to-be, sings about her excitement heading back into single life. […]
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A group of friends head for a cabin in the woods only to face off with a killer in this fresh horror spoof, from the writer of Girls Trip. Even in a turbulent industry horror movies continue to draw audiences. Perhaps more than any other type of film, part of the horror viewing experience is […]
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Defined by the British Dyslexia Association, “dyslexia is a learning difficulty that primarily affects the skills involved in accurate and fluent word reading and spelling.” Dyslexia exists around the globe, across all cultures and languages, and even today carries a sustained stigma, despite the fact that in the UK at least one in ten people […]
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Pascal Plante presents a piercing take on true crime in this austere, affecting psychological thriller. Red Rooms, for the uninitiated, are the stuff of internet legend. Rumoured to exist on the ‘dark web’ – only accessible through a special browser – these video portals connect paying voyeurs with criminals who provide videos, usually live, of […]
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Isabelle Huppert stars as the head union representative of a multinational nuclear power company in Jean-Paul Salomé’s corporate drama. You’d be forgiven for thinking you’ve seen La Syndicaliste before. It is a murky-grey drama shot with corporate restraint, the sort of thriller vérité that gets a scattered UK release because Catherine Deneuve, Juliette Binoche or Isabelle […]
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