Troubadour of sadness Antony tries to shake off the solipsism.

Harmony Korine, the lost bad boy of indie cinema, finds redemption in nuns falling from the sky.

Bernard-Henri Lévy on the rebranding of anti-Semitism.

Why Lisa Dennison bolted the top job at the Guggenheim for Sotheby’s.

Damien Hirst and his ex-junkie friend Antony Genn team up to rock out Fashion Week (soberly).

European intellectuals imagine a faux American election for the Venice Biennale.

Dana Vachon, the investment banker turned blogger turned novelist, is one very sincere satirist.

Will U.K. sensation Scissor Sisters ever cut it here at home?

White, single, and from Princeton, she was terrified to tell anyone she had HIV. Until she announced it on the cover of a magazine.

Just out: the collected works of the former Times public editor, complete with footnotes and lingering feuds.