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From no-buy to buy everything: How 2025 became the year of overconsumption

Andi Zeisler
Our tech overlords are determined to keep us shopping. It's working

“The Testament of Ann Lee” shows us that utopia is possible

Coleman Spilde
The bold pseudo-musical about the founder of the Shakers caps the year on a hopeful, brilliant note

Christianity grapples with the rise of an AI Jesus

Russell Payne
How AI and podcasts are reviving “ancient heresies” and colliding with American Christianity online

On “Heated Rivalry,” the smut is the point

Melanie McFarland
The in-your-face sex on this HBO Max hit opens a smooth path to the goal: a profound look at intimacy

10 culture comforts to beat the post-holiday blues

Kelly McClure, Erin Keane, Andi Zeisler, Natalie Moore, Troy Farah, Jason Kyle Howard, Hanh Nguyen
From "mothernami" Westerns to podcasts for the phonephobic, here's how to ease yourself into the new year

What “Marty Supreme” loses in its quest to be the best

Coleman Spilde
Timothée Chalamet and director Josh Safdie pursue greatness at all costs in their thrilling, meta new film

A Christmas classic, a perfect food movie

Ashlie D. Stevens
"Christmas in Connecticut" is a screwball holiday comedy where food, farce and love mix with effortless charm

A holiday viewing guide for every taste

Hanh Nguyen
From "The Family Stone" to Christmas caped crusaders, we've got you covered

Not even Christmas can escape America’s war fetish

Daniel Secatore
The Trump administration's deadly boat strikes are set against an increasingly militarized version of Christmas

Merry Krimble from The Beatles: A year-by-year tour of their holiday singles

Caryn Rose
Released annually from 1963 to 1969, these collectible albums now feel like a holiday time capsule

The patron saint of 2025 is . . . Gwyneth Paltrow?

Coleman Spilde
Paltrow laughed off biographers and adulterers before turning in one of her best roles. We can learn a thing or two

Celebrities, merch and controversy dominate AmericaFest

CK Smith
From celebrity feuds to a replica of Charlie Kirk’s killing site, TPUSA’s event blurred politics and performance

The lovable Rob Reiner, as seen on TV

Melanie McFarland
From "New Girl" to "The Bear," Reiner's TV appearances echo the humanism that guided his work behind the camera

The real reason 2025 had us ready for the rapture

Coleman Spilde
In September, #RaptureTok prepared for the end of days. It was the natural result of humanity seeking connection

Why the Roman Empire still captivates us

Melanie McFarland
The "Spartacus" franchise continues to challenge whose stories get told

26 tiny ways to be a better cook in 2026

Ashlie D. Stevens
From shopping to seasoning, these simple adjustments can quietly improve how you cook at home

For Rob Reiner, music was a main character

Andi Zeisler
Reiner had an instinctive grasp of how sound can carry memory and feeling, using music as a storytelling force

How the TV Yule log stole Christmas

Melanie McFarland
From flaming time-killers to franchise-branded blazes, TV fireplaces are now "home for the holidays" to stay

Not the last picture show: A small-town theater brings hope to the heartland

Coleman Spilde
So it turns out you can go home again — and what I found in two North Dakota movie theaters was marvelous

Rob Reiner, remembered at Katz’s Deli

Francesca Giangiulio
The filmmaker behind “When Harry Met Sally” was a beloved regular at the iconic New York delicatessen

“When Harry Met Sally” is Rob Reiner’s everlasting message of love

Coleman Spilde
A classic scene written to reflect Reiner's love for his wife, Michele, embraces a brighter future

10 shows we loved watching in 2025

Melanie McFarland
From "Severance" to "Andor," here are the series that kept us tuned in to the small screen this year

MAGA shifts away from Trump after Reiner remarks

Sophia Tesfaye
Trump's vile comments about Rob Reiner's killing has widened the cracks in the MAGA movement

“I Love LA” wrestles with Zillennial ambition

Angelina Mazza
Rachel Sennott’s HBO Max comedy is a generational manifesto for the post-girlboss era
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