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“Toy Story 5” can’t conquer tech
Coleman Spilde
The Disney-Pixar sequel contends with the iPad kid, but refuses to disparage devices in a critical moment
People keep voting for scandal-plagued candidates because they don’t want the other party to win
Charlie Hunt
Graham Platner and Ken Paxton won primaries despite well-known flaws — and they just might win in November
The best TV relationships of 2026 (so far) renew our faith in other people
Melanie McFarland
Sometimes the perfect folks to turn to when we need to feel better are the ones on our TV screens
Why not just ban all the books?
Andi Zeisler
Keyword searches for "justice" and "pride" drive what ideas are being kept from kids
Businesses with ties to Jeffrey Epstein saw norms, share prices suffer
Michaela Pagel
A new study found a link between connections to Epstein and C-suite misconduct
James Burrows, legendary sitcom director, dies at 85
Melanie McFarland
The prolific TV maestro co-created "Cheers" and shaped the modern half-hour comedy as we know it
Daveigh Chase, the voice of Lilo and face of early-2000s horror, dies at 35
CK Smith
The actor from "Lilo & Stitch," "The Ring" and " died of sepsis from meningitis and a blood inflection
Why Trump can’t stop this Juneteenth for Black Americans
Tatyana Tandanpolie
For Black Americans, Juneteenth is a love letter to their history of resistance, including to the president
What do we celebrate on Juneteenth?
Jerel Ezell
The holiday marking slavery's end has always carried contradictions. In the Trump era, more so than ever
Sheila E. checked off one last glamorous dream when Ringo Starr called
Nicole Michael
The Grammy-winning percussionist shares what it was like to play alongside Ringo after years of loving The Beatles
The real “Widow’s Bay” curse is all-American
Melanie McFarland
Apple TV’s timely hit is a metaphor for what happens when willful ignorance allows long-buried terrors to resurface
Pride Month makes me feel like an imposter
Coleman Spilde
Every June, I'm forced to reckon with the parts of myself that still don't fit
The Knicks’ win was a Trump exorcism
Andi Zeisler
New York City’s irrepressible celebrations showed the power of people united in joy
What the White House fight club says about American decline
Chauncey DeVega
A cage fight on the South Lawn helps us understand violence, politics and spectacle in the Age of Trump
The coziest TV mysteries have a higher calling
Melanie McFarland
The clergymen detectives of "Grantchester" and "Father Brown" prove some murder cases call for divine intervention
“Blue Film” is the gay indie that won’t let you look away
Coleman Spilde
The controversial film is much more than its shocking premise, probing sexuality with complete candor
Trump turns 80, but his approval is in the 30s
CK Smith
New approval numbers cast a shadow over weekend of UFC fanfare, Freedom 250 events and White House pageantry
Is Melinda French Gates menopause’s fairy godmother?
Andi Zeisler
The billionaire philanthropist wants "a menopause revolution" — but can't name the real problem
“Disclosure Day” is Steven Spielberg’s last word for humanity
Coleman Spilde
Cinema's great optimist returns to sci-fi with a plea for compassion. Will we listen?
A name comes down: Trump’s name removed from Kennedy Center overnight
CK Smith
Crews removed the name overnight as onlookers, livestreams document the scene. A tarp and scaffolding still remain
The immortal thrill of The Vampire Lestat
Melanie McFarland
Anne Rice's seductive antihero made vampires the rock stars of the monsterverse
In defense of the babydoll dress
Andi Zeisler
Olivia Rodrigo's headline-grabbing looks are the latest chapter in a longer story of autonomy and liberation
Anthony Head made the flawed father figure impossible to hate
Melanie McFarland
From "Buffy" to "Ted Lasso," his roles made us see that no man is beyond redemption
How soon can we cancel the White House reality show?
Brian Karem
With Karoline Leavitt on leave, Trump-era briefings have gone from godawful to completely dysfunctional
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