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A Guide to Florist’s Emily Alone

By Florist | July 26, 2019

Emily Sprague poetically takes us track-by-track through her new album, out today via Double Double Whammy.

By Jay Giampietro | November 7, 2018

While many New Yorkers celebrated Democrats retaking the House, Trump stalwart were having their own party at Fox News HQ.

By Jay Giampietro | November 9, 2016

Photographs taken on the streets of New York City on the day Americans chose Donald J. Trump as the 45th President of the United States.

By Brian Trenchard-Smith | January 16, 2016

The veteran director concludes his two-part piece about his love of animals, and how to get the best out of them on camera.

By James Marsh | February 20, 2015

The director of an Oscar-winning documentary shares his thoughts on one of this year's non-fiction contenders.

By Brian Trenchard-Smith | October 18, 2014

The veteran director recalls making a movie about the Vietnam War in the Philippines — where a real conflict was taking place at the very same time.

By Randy Blythe | July 20, 2013

Due to my job as a professional musician, I'm quite used to being the focus of a photographer's lens. I have stood there staring, making the same...