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The small-screen seduction of the middle-aged woman
Melanie McFarland
Midlife can be as blissful as "The Five-Star Weekend" or as cathartic as "Ride or Die"
Pete Hegseth’s Iran war math doesn’t add up
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary pegged the war's cost at $37 billion. The real total is far higher
“President Curtis” is a “Rick and Morty” spinoff to believe in
Melanie McFarland
Keith David's man of action won't make America great again, but he just might save it from itself
Yes, you can cook your lettuce — and it’s delicious
Joy Saha
Wary of eating cold salads right now? Try a warm lettuce dish instead
How Holden Caulfield became a performative male
Andi Zeisler
Gen Z has context about "The Catcher in the Rye" that earlier generations lacked — but even less empathy
Andrew Tate’s arrest causes trouble for Trump’s youngest son
Sophia Tesfaye
The manosphere influencer has lost the president's support — but he could pose a threat to Barron
Big cannabis has cozied up to the GOP
Russell Payne
The hemp, marijuana and alcohol industries are all vying for the president’s attention
“Remake” will shift your perspective on grief
Coleman Spilde
In his magnificent documentary, Ross McElwee evaluates the role of his films in the life and death of his son
“The Man Will Burn” accidentally shows why people despise Burning Man
Melanie McFarland
Instead of clearing up misconceptions about the annual desert bacchanalia, HBO's docuseries confirms them
How owning books became everybody’s business
Andi Zeisler
The number of books you have, and the way you shelve them, invites judgment
Republicans want a Smithsonian that skips history’s hard parts
Alex Galbraith
A face-off between a Smithsonian official and congressional Republicans revealed the battle over America's meaning
MAGA’s social safety net assault could turn away older voters
Heather Digby Parton
As Republicans slash healthcare, older Americans are pushing back
Musk: I’ll use AI to make “historically accurate” version of “The Odyssey”
Alex Galbraith
The world's richest man wants his high-powered chatbot to make movies in Homeric Greek
“Obsession” hasn’t earned classic status
Coleman Spilde
A true cinematic classic must meet its moment in unexpected ways. Curry Barker's smash hit merely winks at it
Can Andy Burnham save Britain? Wait, what would that even mean?
Andrew O'Hehir
Ever since Brexit, the UK has been on a downward economic and political slide. Can improved vibes really fix that?
“Princess Mononoke” is a warning we didn’t heed
Melanie McFarland
Hayao Miyazaki's gorgeous epic is also his most humanist
The “Odyssey” casting furor obscures a deeper history
Katherine Kelaidis
Christopher Nolan's film reveals the fight over cultural ownership of ancient Greece
Featuring Trump on US coins and bills would put America in rare company
Jacques Hymans
Putting living politicians on currency is uncommon but not unheard of
“The Vampire Lestat” is a study in nature versus nurture
Kelly McClure
Lestat may be a bitter star, but his brutal love is the meteor above it
Trump admin pushes foreign aid grants toward right-wing causes
Anna Maria Barry-Jester, Sharon Lerner
Trump's State Department has prioritized aid for white South Africans and anti-communist organizations
The MAGA-fication of Hollywood is going to be so boring
Amanda Marcotte
The Paramount/Warner Bros. merger will suck the joy out of TV and movies
Andrew Tate sold men a fantasy. Reality is finally catching up with him
CK Smith
The influencer who built an empire on dominance and misogyny faces allegations could finally face a reckoning
“A Woman of Substance” is a fiercely old-fashioned revenge saga
Melanie McFarland
This soapy Britbox drama trades worshipping high society for good old payback
Breathable air is a luxury. Paying out of pocket could be next
Troy Farah
As wildfires spread every summer and pollution intensifies, fresh air may become a luxury commodity
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