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As the clock ticks for TikTok, users can migrate to numerous alternatives
Nardos Haile
Apps like RedNote have seen a boom in downloads from people who call themselves "TikTok refugees"
“SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night,” like its inspiration, is pleasant, uneven and occasionally inspired
Melanie McFarland
If you get a fever for this docuseries special, it'll assuredly have been caused by one episode
Holiday spending hangover? How to recover, guilt-free
Dana Miranda
Here's how to deal with your debt without shame or restriction
How being child-free became a provocative part of comedian Rose Matafeo’s stand-up act
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"Things are going backward in terms of actual rights," the comedian said while talking about her Max comedy special
“Small acts of resistance”: Retooling “what protecting democracy looks like” in a second Trump term
Chauncey DeVega
A conversation with Virginia Kase Solomón, president and CEO of Common Cause, ahead of Donald Trump's inauguration
“You can’t silence people”: “Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy” producer unravels allegations
Nardos Haile
In Peacock's new documentary, the many facets of Sean Combs are explored as his accusers give harrowing testimony
Bye bye, Birkin? Gen Z leans into the dupe economy
Jackie Lam
Younger shoppers are embracing less expensive versions of designer brands
“There will be no rebuilding”: Bracing America for the implementation of Project 2025
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump's return to power further undermines America's self-image of greatness
How “The Last Showgirl” earns its “Total Eclipse of the Heart” needle drop
Coleman Spilde
A power ballad can feel cheesy in the wrong context, but in Gia Coppola's film, it's a deceptively meta knockout
The lazy comedy of “Bill Maher: Is Anyone Else Seeing This?” coasts on complaints instead of jokes
Melanie McFarland
This special is what giving up at the "concepts of a plan" stage looks like
Without Hoda Kotb, daytime television has a seismic hole in its heart
Coleman Spilde
Kotb's 17-year run as a "Today" anchor may be over, but her empathetic spirit will be impossible to recreate
“They’re not shortcuts” — but weight loss drugs became the business of shame
Nina Jagannathan
Fat-shaming drove people to Ozempic. Now its competitors are using shame to try to lure them away
How Jimmy Carter’s so-called betrayal of evangelicals led to MAGA
Amanda Marcotte
Evangelicals loved Jimmy Carter — until his anti-racism turned them against him
Pamela Anderson returns in “The Last Showgirl,” a sublime, timely comeback in a changing world
Coleman Spilde
Anderson's long-awaited return to the silver screen is a subtle middle finger to those trying to destroy artistry
“The entertainment of MAGA infighting” is a trap
Chauncey DeVega
How not to get buried by Trump's avalanche of distractions while staying informed
“Fights, Camera, Action”: How Jerry Springer exposed the beginning of America’s decline
Melanie McFarland
A new documentary explains how "The Jerry Springer Show" was a herald of the end of American civility
Donald Trump will be forced to face justice before he takes office
Austin Sarat
Judge Juan Merchan is the one man making sure no man is above the law
Meghan Markle has a new Netflix cooking show — and people are already ready to hate it
Ashlie D. Stevens
"With Love, Meghan" has already attracted haters. The show doesn't actually debut until Jan. 15
Gen Z needs office etiquette skills, hiring managers say
Zina Kumok
The top complaints about younger workers include not making eye contact and dressing inappropriately
“I refuse to be trolled”: How to resist Trump and maintain peace
Chauncey DeVega
Never Trump in 2025 requires a new set of rules for the resistance
Toxic masculinity links the New Orleans attacker and the Las Vegas bomber
Amanda Marcotte
Whether MAGA or ISIS, troubled men are getting sucked in by hateful online propaganda
Journalists can be heroes: I still believe in the “enemies of the people”
Kirk Swearingen
People who read the news made the right choice in 2024. Whatever their failings, journalists are bringing light
Reading list for a year of chaos: These books make 2024 make sense (kind of)
Salon Staff
If you're wondering WTF just happened — well, so are we. This reading list may help. Or not!
Can we move past anti-trans jokes? Michelle Buteau and other comics sound the call that it’s time
Melanie McFarland
"We can tell jokes and stories and not disparage a whole community," the "Survival of the Thickest" star declares
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