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Why do I cook like a Sicilian? Seeing myself in the food of Italy
Maggie Hennessy
Some of these tendencies I can explain — including my love of oily fish, simple pasta and bright flavors
Jamie Foxx’s performance in “They Cloned Tyrone” adds to his legendary body of work
D. Watkins
After the Oscar winner's health scare, his hilarious turn in Netflix's sci-fi comedy mystery is a must-see
Disability rates rose sharply during the pandemic. Long COVID is largely to blame
Matthew Rozsa
COVID-19 has changed the landscape for disability rights, an issue that is already far too neglected in society
Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp can teach Jason Aldean a thing or two about small towns
David Masciotra
It is not only easy to find better politics in small towns, but also better music than Billboard's No. 2 song
Did I just become a citizen of a country that doesn’t want me?
Lise Ragbir
The Supreme Court had just struck down affirmative action. The man said, "Can you please raise your right hand?"
The secret “Barbie” message everyone can get behind is that Allan is amazing. He is also like us
Melanie McFarland
Summer 2023 is a "Barbie" world. But it wouldn't mean nothing, and we mean nothing, without Ken's buddy Allan
How Russian colonialism took the Western anti-imperialist Left for a ride
Alaric DeArment
Blindness to Russian colonialism distorts Westerners’ view of the Ukraine war
Voodoo Doughnut plans French Quarter location and New Orleans’ Voodoo community isn’t thrilled
Kelly McClure
Practitioners and preservationists worry that the Portland-based company "bastardizes" local religion and culture
Dear Ron DeSantis, slavery was not a job skills program
Chauncey DeVega
A losing Republican campaign finds a winning issue: whitewashing the enslavement of Black Americans
A new MCU looms: “Barbie” unleashes the overkill that is the Mattel Cinematic Universe
Nardos Haile
The toy company is copying the Marvel blueprint with UNO, Hot Wheels, Barney and more – and we're already tired
“Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” shows how war muddles the moral compass of two of its crew
Melanie McFarland
In "Under the Cloak of War" an old Klingon foe visits the Enterprise as an ally. But for some, the war never ended
The obesity epidemic is fueled by biology, not lack of willpower
Megha Poddar, Sean Wharton
"Mountains of calorie-rich (and often nutritionally poor) food and . . . sugary beverages are readily available"
The gospel according to Sinéad O’Connor: She was right all along
Amanda Marcotte
The late singer's legendary "SNL" moment outraged the mainstream — and was a massive breakthrough for '90s feminism
Jason Aldean’s controversial “Small Town” video reportedly edited out Black Lives Matter references
Joy Saha
The edited video is now six seconds shorter than the original, which was posted nearly two weeks ago
From “Only Murders” to “Sex Lives,” disability onscreen is improving but “still not enough”
Gary M. Kramer
Experts discuss the ongoing need for more thoughtful representations of disabilty in front of and behind the camera
DOJ sues Greg Abbott over “barbaric” Rio Grande buoy barrier
Brett Wilkins
Rep. Joaquin Castro called the buoys state-sanctioned "drowning devices"
“It’s a movie about a doll!” : “The View” mocks right-wing “Barbie” haters who feel “emasculated”
Nardos Haile
"I love my Barbie," Whoopi Goldberg said as she displayed her boots with Barbie heads embedded in the platform heel
Gotta get back in time: The current explosion of time travel novels goes beyond sci-fi and fantasy
Nancy McCabe
If something about how we've been experiencing time feels messed up to you, you're not alone
The “Barbie” backlash isn’t just cynical: The GOP is abusing its own supporters
Amanda Marcotte
Relentless culture war is making Republican voters increasingly alienated — like members of a fading cult
Researchers find evidence of a 2,000-year-old curry, the oldest ever found in Southeast Asia
Weiwei Wang, Hsiao-chun Hung
"We found eight unique spices, originally from different sources, which were likely used for making curry"
We did Barbenheimer, the “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” double feature. You should too
Melanie McFarland
It's the closest any of us may come to passing through a black hole and emerging into a cheerier existence
Live long and flounder: An aging expert on the looming crisis of our longer lifespans
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A new book, "The Measure of Our Age," explores the growing problem of our graying nation
How to have better orgasms, according to science
Rae Hodge
Ladies and gentle-femmes, welcome to Pleasuredome
The migrant boat disaster and America’s endless wars: Why we missed the real story
Andrea Mazzarino
Hundreds died in the Mediterranean while we were focused on that submersible. Looking the other way was a choice
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