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How to become a potluck person
Ashlie D. Stevens
A guide to hosting — or showing up to — the modern potluck without the awkwardness
The ancient prophecy behind the Iran war is a modern invention
Russell Payne
Religious leaders warn that apocalyptic beliefs might outweigh the nuclear taboo
“The Murdochs” is a messier “Succession”
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's strangely entertaining new docuseries explains the ascendance of Fox News in the age of Trump
Trump ally out as Kennedy Center president
CK Smith
Ric Grenell’s exit comes after boycotts, artist backlash and a bitter fight over politics at the iconic arts venue
Foraging is the new food tourism
Katie Lockhart
Travelers are trading restaurant reservations for seaweed hunts, truffle dogs and lionfish dives — ushering in the
The most powerful Oscar nominee you didn’t see
Coleman Spilde
"All the Beauty and the Bloodshed" shows how Nan Goldin challenged the Sackler family with artistic protests
“Sinners” should win, but always bet on the Oscars to disappoint
Melanie McFarland
I regret to predict that "One Battle After Another" is a safer choice for an irritatingly familiar reason
Straight women are rewriting the rules of heterosexual life
Andi Zeisler
Women are increasingly choosing not to marry and men assume they know why. They don't
Trump’s threats against the “radical left” echo a long history
Heather Digby Parton
Conservatives have often used the federal government to go after protesters and dissenters
Why Oscars season in Trumpworld makes us so mad
Coleman Spilde
From a "La La Land"–"Moonlight" fiasco to Chalamet’s opera drama, awards debates now mirror Trump-era culture wars
The US had a blueprint to avoid civilian war casualties. Trump officials scrapped it
Hannah Allam
The Trump administration scrapped a harm-prevention framework and laid off the staff members in charge
U2’s “Days of Ash” is an urgent dispatch from a band that still believes
Caryn Rose
With their surprise EP, U2 channels today’s global crises into a set of familiar but heartfelt protest songs
How the DOJ is using civil rights law to attack school desegregation
Russell Payne
In conservative push to redefine the 14th Amendment, Los Angeles schools are on the front line
Why Pete Hegseth talks like he’s in an action movie
Casey Ryan Kelly
The defense secretary's bro-y tone is borrowed from blockbusters
Tracey Emin turned her messy life into radical art
Andi Zeisler
A Tate Modern retrospective shows what Emin’s raw, personal work looks like in a world where women speak up
Fox News erased fallen soldiers to make Trump look better
Sophia Tesfaye
The network apologized for airing old footage of Trump at Dover. But it has a pattern of covering for him
Why the “Love Is Blind” experiment was doomed from the start
Melanie McFarland
Lockdown shifts that made Netflix's romance reality show a hit may be the main reason its couples aren't making it
“Frankenstein” needed a woman’s touch
Coleman Spilde
Maggie Gyllenhaal’s "The Bride!" is deeply flawed — and more exciting than any recent take on Mary Shelley's work
In Finland, winter is a way of eating
Howie Southworth
Where soup, sauna and salt turn cold into culture
Trump’s cable-news Cabinet tries to sell a war
Sophia Tesfaye
The Trump administration’s media strategy on Iran reveals as much about the conflict’s weaknesses as its goals
Morrissey was always a jerk
Andi Zeisler
Despite a new album and an unswayable fan base, Morrissey wants nothing more than to validate his victimhood
“All the President’s Men” was a warning
Coleman Spilde
Nearly 50 years later, the film feels less like a triumphant ode to journalism than a warning about media decay
Harry Styles lets the music — and the joy — take over
Kenneth Womack
"Kiss All the Time. Disco, Occasionally" trades sleek sensuality for a daring, sonic feast of happiness
“Saturday Night Live” has a middle ground problem
Melanie McFarland
The Olympic hockey cameos offered a reminder that the show’s nonpartisan jokes often drift into false equivalence
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