Sep 12 ‘It’s a potluck dinner versus the melting pot’: 6 books for appreciating other religions By Alison Thoet Interfaith leader Eboo Patel wants to change and jumpstart the American conversation on religion. Continue reading
Jul 16 What you should read, listen to and watch, according to David Sedaris By Joshua Barajas One of them is a Danish political drama. Continue reading
Jun 01 16 songs that never leave our summer playlists By Joshua Barajas These songs conjure up memories and refuse to take the summer off. Continue reading
May 25 Missing the Royal Wedding mania? These 11 romantic movies taught us lessons about love By Lora Strum We’ve all seen the one about the improbable couple who get together after some hilarious hijinks. But, if you dig a little deeper, rom-coms and other tearjerkers can offer serious takeaways. Continue reading
May 18 3 documentaries the Duplass Brothers want you to watch now By Elizabeth Flock Jay and Mark Duplass are known for making quirky, funny, empathetic films and television -- and almost always on their own terms. Here are three documentaries that influenced them. Continue reading
May 11 These 16 songs broke ground for ‘This is America’ By Joshua Barajas This week, the NewsHour asked several music experts for songs that can be seen as musical predecessors to Childish Gambino's "This Is America."… Continue reading
May 01 James Comey loves Beyonce, says he doesn’t watch ‘The Americans’ By Elizabeth Flock The former FBI director also recommended some favorite reads -- history that offers poignant lessons for the current moment. Continue reading
Apr 27 5 great comics that have nothing to do with ‘Avengers: Infinity War’ By Michael Boulter The nominees for the so-called Oscars of comics were announced on Thursday. Michael Cavna, writer and artist for Comic Riffs at the Washington Post, offered up his top picks for books that deserve some of the superhero limelight. Continue reading
Apr 20 7 movies and TV shows that baffle, but we love them anyway By Michael Boulter In honor of “WestWorld” coming back for a second season -- which we expect to be no less baffling than the first -- the NewsHour asked its staff for recommendations for movies and TV shows that left us with questions,… Continue reading
Apr 13 3 of Meg Wolitzer’s favorite books about the lives of women By Elizabeth Flock Meg Wolitzer didn't mean to write a novel of the #MeToo movement. But her latest, "The Female Persuasion," explores issues around power, sexual assault, feminism and how women relate. Continue reading