Nitsuh Abebe

A charmingly old-fashioned bit of prose appears in the least old-fashioned of formats: the tweetstorm.

There are great sentences on paper and great sentences in songs, but the categories don’t often overlap.

Investigating the behavior of teenagers has become a much more pressing activity than this TV show anticipated.

What is it about dogs that makes it so tempting to write in their voices?

Con artistry can charm us as much as it enrages us. And lately, it seems ubiquitous.

The digital effects were mocked for trying to make an old man young. But this is the rare American film that accepts what being old really means.

In an era of institutional rot, cranks can be hard to tell from heroes.

In the second season of “How To With John Wilson,” the documentary filmmaker shows off his penchant for mutating the mundane into the vivid and extraordinary.

The debate about ChatGPT’s use of the em dash signifies a shift in not only how we write, but what writing is for.

There are new words for how we process bad news. They’re cynical, hopeful or maybe delusional.