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“Harry & Meghan”: The 6 biggest takeaways from the first part of Netflix’s docuseries
Joy Saha
The tell-all series delves into the couple's relationship and their decision to leave the royal family for good
In defiance of federal drug law, mushroom dispensaries are popping up across North America
Troy Farah
Psychedelic shops are openly selling trippy fungi in a growing number of cities. Is this just the beginning?
Warwick Davis is the real hero of Gen X
Alison Stine
An action hero with a baby in every scene, Davis taught the loneliest generation how to parent ourselves
Ravi Kapoor on his comedy “Four Samosas”: “I always wanted to make a lo-fi heist movie”
Gary M. Kramer
Four friends in LA's Little India try to steal diamonds without guns, gadgets or car chases
Military pledged to remove unexploded bombs from this island — native Hawaiians are still waiting
Rob Perez
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which is leading the remediation effort, has been plagued by shoddy work
He-Man: Most powerful Gen X unifier in the universe
Jason Prokowiew
As a collector and gay man who once dressed as Skeletor, I reflect on the influence of Mattel's muscle-bound toys
What happened to Rezwan: The Afghan teen who survived the Taliban but not U.S. resettlement
Kartikay Mehrotra, Matti Gellman
“To survive war then come to America to be buried?”
The landlord & the tenant: One kind of justice for those who own and another for those who rent
Raquel Rutledge, Ken Armstrong
Young mother rents a house near Milwaukee. Previous tenant tells her, “Baby, they shouldn’t have let you move in"
Terrorist funders, arms traffickers and drug runners: The global threat of rogue diplomacy
Debbie Cenziper, Will Fitzgibbon, Delphine Reuter, Eva Herscowitz, Emily Anderson Stern
Massive investigation discovers alarming evidence on so-called honorary consuls
“Andor” shows how exploitation leads to the Dark Side, from bureaucratic drudgery to prison labor
Melanie McFarland
The latest episodes see our hero play out the real world reality of prison slave labor in service of the Empire
In “American Horror Story: NYC,” New York is depicted as small and rashy
Kelly McClure
Ryan Murphy gives us two hours a week of just every batsh*t thing you could think of
What’s new on Netflix in November, from “The Crown” and “Blockbuster” to “Wednesday”
Joy Saha
Spooky shows, provocative documentaries and feel-good holiday films are just a few offerings to watch this month
25 years ago, “I Know What You Did Last Summer” told the future of teen trauma onscreen
Alison Stine
The 1997 teen horror film was trying to warn us all along about the legacy of violence
Trump, Biden and America’s destiny: We’re about to face the consequences. How bad will they be?
Brian Karem
For Republicans in D.C., endless division is fun and games. But that isn't what most Americans really want
Molly Yeh’s nutty no-bake marshmallow squares are too good to share with your kids
Mary Elizabeth Williams
You don't have to have kids to love Molly Yeh's crunchy, chewy, chocolate squares
The 6 wildest GameStop short squeeze revelations from Netflix’s “Eat the Rich” documentary
Joy Saha
The series highlights the 2021 GameStop short squeeze, which caused major losses for hedge funds and short sellers
How to read the midterm campaign ads: Dystopian darkness vs. heartwarming biopic
Carol Vernallis
Republicans play on fear and anxiety, while Democrats tell you they're on your side. Which is more effective?
EatOkra aims to be the next Amazon for Black-owned food businesses
Maggie Hennessy
The app connecting consumers to Black-owned restaurants and food companies is growing at a rapid clip
In the hospital, with no staff in sight
D. Watkins
Where are the workers? They're tired and fed up. Is it any wonder we have so many essential jobs unfilled?
You’ve been storing your “good” butter the wrong way
Ashlie D. Stevens
It's time to think beyond the refrigerator
“Nope” and the Fry’s Electronics UFO sighting that almost wasn’t
Hanh Nguyen
Fry's, the quirky electronics stores with bizarre, giant sculptures, closed in 2021. Here's how "Nope" filmed there
Arizona’s Kari Lake celebrates BDE (um, “Big DeSantis Energy”) at right-wing lovefest
Kathryn Joyce
Far-right Arizona candidate honors Ron DeSantis' manly attributes — oh, and embraces his extremist agenda too
Scripts for “The Sandman” season 2 are already being written
Daniel Roman
There so much that Neil Gaiman wants to adapt from the graphic novels, and David S. Goyer is already looking ahead
From sugar cookies to smoked clams, 17 food safety recalls you should know about right now
Joy Saha
Staying up-to-date with food safety news is important. Here are some of the products recalled so far this month
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