

Scott Indrisek is Anthem’s Senior Editor. He is also a regular contributor to The Believer, Time Out New York, Clear, New York Observer, Radar, and various other publications. Scott lives in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where the tap water contains extra creativity, and everyone is best friends with TV On The Radio. He’s currently reworking a novel about Slovenian war criminals, toxic oil slurries, and the worst press junket in the universe. It’s going to be funny.
04/19/10
Rave reviews spread fast after Saturday, making our second day in the sun a star-studded affair. Jeremy Scott, Eli Roth, and Die Antwoord were all there. Were you?
03/29/10
Colum McCann and Colm Toibin dish on life as new arrivals to the city, and a panel of storytellers (including a guest from The Moth) sounds off on the joy (and hell) of neighbors.
03/17/10
After the Olympics, everyone's eager to ride Vancouver's Whistler. We've been there -- and it's predictably incredible -- but let's not forget two excellent snowboarding options within driving distance of New York.
03/05/10
The best parties in recent memory continue to unfold in museums, not nightclubs. Also: Chuck Close proves that a wheelchair does not prohibit sweet dance moves.
02/24/10
Former members of Blood Brothers serve up one of 2010's best albums thus far. They describe it as "freaky vibers interspersed with atonal harsh-outs," naturally.
02/23/10
Bruce Norris serves up uncomfortable hilarity with his latest play, about gentrification in Chicago. (It's where Starbucks meets Colt 45.)
02/17/10
Winners of the Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation award play it fairly safe, while Mercedes-Benz debuts a car from the 22nd century.
02/11/10
The photographer scores with beautiful new photos of Olympic stars -- many decked out in Rodarte.
02/10/10
Deitch Projects presents epic portraits of African soccer stars. Meanwhile, Shaq turns curator.
02/09/10
One of our finest memoirists contemplates fatherhood in a world that tortures.