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Americans hate tipping. So why haven’t they stopped?
Ashlie D. Stevens
The backlash against tipping is loud. Restaurant gratuities are holding steady. What are diners really mad about?
Amanda Seyfried is the “You Can See Everything” wild card
Coleman Spilde
"The Dropout" star turns the Elizabeth Holmes doc into a metafiction labyrinth unlike any other
Even Jesse Watters seems tired of pushing Fox News’ culture war
Alex Galbraith
With the GOP staring down brutal midterm math, the network's host is getting cranky
The global rise of listening bars
Melanie McFarland
When was the last time you heard a whole album in one sitting?
How Hegseth shattered the world Eisenhower made
Heather Digby Parton
The defense secretary broke the 34th president's globe — and provided an inadvertent metaphor
VisionQuest is perfectly timed for the AI companion era
Melanie McFarland
To paraphrase the famous "WandaVision" line, what is our lust for this show if not a hot bot crush persevering?
Michael Kiwanuka’s “Fudge” is a treat not to be missed
Melanie McFarland
The British musician's fifth album takes on a poignant significance in the wake of his health struggles
Of course Jay-Z picked himself for the Super Bowl
Alex Galbraith
The billionaire rap mogul has spoken his accomplishments into reality his entire career
Ramaswamy’s ad exposes MAGA’s obsession with parental estrangement
Amanda Marcotte
Many Republicans have kids who won't talk to them — and they blame their offspring
“The Diplomat” reminds us that political couples used to be smart
Melanie McFarland
Netflix’s hit drama recalls eras when presidents and their spouses were intellectual equals
Clockwork’s “The Devils” rerelease reignites NC-17 passion
Coleman Spilde
As Ken Russell's infamous film closes its first week run, moviegoers look toward a bright future
The case for going to concerts alone — and why it isn’t sad
Caryn Rose
Live music is better on your own terms. You don’t need anyone else to enjoy a show
Jalen Hurts shows the price of being unapologetically Black
Rann Miller
The Eagles quarterback's health crisis exposed a double standard that goes far beyond the NFL
Eminem’s Kid Rock collab shows the risk of cozying up to MAGA
Alex Galbraith
Morgan Wallen cost Tate McRae some goodwill. Kid Rock may cost Eminem even more
“Making Marie Antoinette” is a tale of two Coppolas
Coleman Spilde
As "Marie Antoinette" turns 20, Eleanor and Sofia Coppola's documentary reveals new resonance
What “Once Upon a Time in Harlem” can teach us about arguing over Black art
Candice Frederick
A documentary on Harlem Renaissance luminaries offers a powerful reminder of the value of thoughtful disagreement
The uncertain future of Erika Kirk’s Turning Point USA
Mariel Padilla
The 19th spoke with student leaders who launched their chapters after Charlie Kirk’s death
Pamela Voorhees has a point, and Peacock’s “Crystal Lake” proves it
Melanie McFarland
The “Friday the 13th” prequel is just a tale of a furious woman fulfilling her fantasies ... and ours
Ben Shapiro is building a comeback machine for canceled stars
Alex Galbraith
The failed screenwriter is in the business of giving disgraced stars an embarrassing second act
The millennials raising sons to speak up after Cornell
Nicole Karlis
Parents and therapists say the consent talk is only the start of raising accountable boys
“You Can See Everything” and the tragedy of Elizabeth Holmes
Coleman Spilde
Nathan Fielder's remarkable documentary contextualizes fact with fiction to reach sad, vital truths
Alex Gibney’s “Musk” asks why we gave Elon Musk so much power
Melanie McFarland
The filmmaker tells Salon his documentary reveals as much about us as the world’s richest man
The internet isn’t dead. It’s even worse
Troy Farah
Ukraine didn't knock out Russia's digital troll army, but the attacks say a lot about our fears of being online
Kelly Clarkson is nobody’s idol
Coleman Spilde
A fight with Brooklyn small business Art of Play reveals the dark side of celebrity worship
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