Zweigelt is one of Austria’s most popular wines—and its namesake was one of the Third Reich’s most successful viticulturalists

GEN

While takeout and delivery-only models help, the question of a long-term solution remains

Inside Hook

Amid coronavirus-related closures, bottle shops and wine clubs are becoming a new money-making model for restaurants

Eater NY

The role of Demeter certification in biodynamic wine

Planet of the Grapes

Without event revenue due to the novel coronavirus pandemic, many companies have started selling directly to the public — including throwing a virtual party by delivering cake to separate homes

Eater

To make money during the COVID-19 shutdown, many top NYC restaurants are selling bottles — including rare Champagnes and lots and lots of natural options

Eater NY

Mac-and-cheese balls, red-sauce pastas, and a couple grocery options are now available from local catering companies

Eater NY

Uncovering the hidden history of AIDS on the New York Times obituary page.

Slate

When news broke that my youth group’s founder was a serial sexual abuser, I left the church for good. Ten years later, the Catholic Church is in just as bad — if not worse —shape.

Buzzfeed News

How A Masterpiece Came Together Through Secondhand Stories

Vinyl Me Please

In 1842, John James Audubon moved to Washington Heights. His legacy is still felt today.

INSIDE HOOK

The Rumpus

As a young girl, running away is considered a flight of fancy. As a grown woman, people think it’s just flight.

Catapult

The author and New York magazine writer on anger as a catalyst for change.

The Nation

Naomi Wolf’s ninth work of nonfiction Outrages, unearths early dialogue and debate about Victorian sexuality.

Publisher’s Weekly

On Alexandra Jacobs' Biography of an Icon Still Here

Lit Hub

Cultured

LA Weekly

The inveterate fair, now in its 65th year, attracts a more youthful crowd thanks to an infusion of the contemporary

The Art Newspaper

LA Weekly

Paste

When we think of queer history as a series of tragedies and protests, we miss the fun and joy that fueled the movement.

Slate

Glenn Close’s masterful performance carries the recent film adaptation of a Meg Wolitzer novel.

The Nation

“All I felt was fear of dying,” the filmmaker says of the ’80s. Here he looks back on his iconic feature Swoon, working with Gran Fury and ACT UP, and his definition of activism in the Trump years.

Hyperallergic

Her new film attempts to answer a vexing question:What Is Democracy?

The Nation

UNC Chapel Hill seeks another solution to preserve Silent Sam, described as a “monument to white supremacy”

The Art Newspaper

The National Endowment for the Arts News We All Saw Coming

Paste