The former executive chef of Mission Chinese Food—now creative director of food and culture at The Standard International—on de-colonizing food, and her favorite childhood dishes.
The 90s youth network can't be blamed for sending Bill Clinton to the White House—but it might provide some helpful lessons for Howard Schultz.
Alife® and the Brooklyn Museum teamed to bring Faith Ringgold’s seminal work to a new audience for its inaugural Black History Month capsule collection.
The Australian DJ vents about how much the nightlife landscape has changed for the worse since the introduction of Sydney's lockout laws.
10 million gamers found their way to Pleasant Park in Fortnite to dance and watch the set by Marshmello.
The British artist draws from Surrealism to empower women to reclaim their “birthright” to sexual expression and deconstruct oppressive structures of power.
South African photographer Imraan Christian captures regal portraits of the indigenous communities of Cape Town.
The Los Angeles-based brand kicked off New York Fashion Week with Steve Lacy and Kelsey Lu.
With hip hop being banned on television in mainland China, Taiwan is leading the way for Chinese-language rap.
Hunting is increasingly popular amongst millennials, with Mark Zuckerberg claiming to eat only what he kills—and it makes more sense than you think.
Document senior editor Ann Binlot writes on her search for representation of her Filipino heritage only to find it through the art of contemporary artist Maia Cruz Palileo.
The duo behind Girlpool sit down with Document to discuss their new album and their evolving relationship to each other and their music.
Five photographers consider how toxic, traditional, and beautiful forms of masculinity inform their practice.
Suffo Moncloa and Gary David Moore join forces in a tantalizing series for Document's Fall/Winter 2018 issue.