September 2015 – The American Mag

Quan belongs

By Patrick Masterson| 2018-03-21T19:07:44+01:00 September 30th, 2015|Music Archive|

The collapse of Rich Gang is giving Rich Homie Quan a chance to shine, and he's taking it.

By Alexandra Bruzzese| 2018-03-21T19:07:44+01:00 September 30th, 2015|First Person|

Americans often come to Rome bearing a host of myths — which can call for a reality check.

By Madeleine Johnson, Associate Editor| 2018-03-21T19:07:42+01:00 September 30th, 2015|"Notebook"|

Small cities charged with youthful significance can fail to resemble their one-time selves decades on.

By Film Staff| 2018-03-21T19:07:36+01:00 September 27th, 2015|"Critics Notebook"|

Alex R. Johnson's "Two Step," billed specifically as a Texas thriller, brilliantly delivers the dark side of that state.

By Marcia Yarrow| 2018-03-21T19:07:38+01:00 September 27th, 2015|Reviews|

Andrew Bujalski pokes gentle fun at fitness culture while doing romantic comedy a favor.

By Eleonora Baldwin| 2018-03-21T19:07:38+01:00 September 27th, 2015|"In Cucina"|

Italy can be the subject of irrational nostalgia, mostly when it comes to food. Why?

By Jennifer Allison| 2018-03-21T19:07:40+01:00 September 27th, 2015|"Lost In Translation"|

The death of a beloved dog and a son's departure for college can bring on a therapeutic reaction: tears.

By Joel Stein| 2018-03-21T19:07:21+01:00 September 27th, 2015|At Large & Sports|

Who needs ESPN and fantasy football when you have the Empire Sports Gladiator Network?

By Lucy Brignall| 2018-03-21T19:07:40+01:00 September 27th, 2015|Lifestyle Archive|

When you're teaching English to Italians, terseness and precision are precious assets.

By Don Carroll| 2018-03-21T19:07:40+01:00 September 27th, 2015|"Closing Argument"|

When it comes to choosing U.S. presidential candidates, think "Star Wars" and think hard.

By Eleonora Baldwin| 2018-05-04T19:26:53+02:00 September 27th, 2015|"In Cucina"|

The Arab presence in Sicily produced granita and cremolato, icy staples on which Italy depends.