The Outline
Rob Dozier
If you can’t tear down the bad statues, create a bunch of good ones
Activist group Movers and Shakers is using virtual reality to place digital sculptures of figures like Colin Kaepernick and Serena Williams throughout NYC.
Four thoughts on the future of afrofuturism
After having a moment in 2018, where does the movement go from here?
Pokémon Go is finally the game it should’ve been
Two years after its launch, a game intended to be a social experience is now... a social experience.
Never forget the best freestyle rap in the history of the XXL Freshman Class
What rhymes with basketball player?
I missed Kid Cudi
The mercurial artist returns with ‘KIDS SEE GHOSTS,’ a new, compelling Kanye West project.
These Vine recreations by high school teachers fill our hearts with joy
Never forget being welcomed to Chili’s.
‘black-ish’ pushes the televised black family forward
The show, which just concluded a season about divorce, fits into a long tradition of boundary-testing network TV.
The year’s most emotional movie will be the live-action ‘Winnie the Pooh’
A new trailer messes us up.
Barack and Michelle are coming to Netflix
Finally, we might get a sequel to ‘The Wire.’
Kanye West’s worst song is now a little better
Thanks to all the intrepid artists remixing “Lift Yourself.”
The beginner’s guide to ‘Star Wars’ slash fiction
Which pairings do horny fans want to see most?
The beguiling appeal of Iyanla Vanzant’s TV therapy
How the premise of “fixing” someone’s life often turns into something else.
Taylor Swift isn’t the first white person who dared to cover Earth, Wind & Fire
Nor is she the worst!
Meet the cartographer mapping the size of your favorite video game
How Big Is The Map? answers a very basic question: How big is the map?
Russell Crowe probably shouldn’t sell these neo-Nazi boots in his divorce auction
A pair of shoes in his possession come with some curious context.
