Thomas Morton

We talked to the pope of arthouse cinema about making a movie on Pope Francis

Like many, she turned to the art form after a life of crime.

Cohen is promoting his fourth novel, second-drafting his fifth, and sitting on some five books of collected short stories and nonfiction, and he's 34. Yeesh is right.

Trinidad James discusses his sudden rise to fame, Netflix, and the other creative pursuits that keep him busy.

We spoke with one of Atlanta's most elite producers about trap, Gucci, and Miley.

Atlanta cops have divided the city into six zones. Not only does this provide an easy way to tell people where you're from, calling your hood "Zone X" makes Atlanta sound like a dystopia in the not-so-distant future.

"The term 'trap' irks me. I feel like Atlanta culture has been raped."

In this interview from the Noisey Atlanta filming, legendary manager Coach K discusses Pastor Troy, BMF, and the beef between Young Jeezy and Gucci Mane.

Coach K, who's managed everyone from Young Jeezy to Gucci Mane to Migos, discusses trap music and hipster rap in this extended transcript from Noisey Atlanta.

Are you scared of getting nuked? If you asked me that now, I'd say, "Not hugely." But if you had asked me that when I was around ten, I would have been sobbing before you even finished the question.

Tonight on the HBO show we're hanging out with a bunch of Kazakhs whose genes were irreversibly fucked by the 450-odd nukes the Soviet Union set off in their backyard. But I'd like to talk about something even more dangerous than nuclear radiation...