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Too good to go? The second life of leftovers
Ashlie D. Stevens
Leftovers are getting a makeover — both in cookbooks and restaurant kitchens
Alanis Morissette’s “Ironic”: Putting an end to the debate over whether it is or isn’t
Megan Volpert
Megan Volpert looks at what irony is through the lens of various philosophers
I’m a dad in my 40s. This Black Friday, I’m finally giving up buying action figures for myself
Jay Deitcher
The holiday season is a spectacular time to find deals on comics-related merchandise. But I'm not into it now
“The Seed of the Sacred Fig” explores the ideology of Iranian family members who “submit to power”
Gary M. Kramer
Mohammad Rasoulof's provocative film has been banned in Iran, but Germany has submitted it for Oscar consideration
The elusive history of the gladiatrix and why you don’t see her in “Gladiator II”
Jenny Lyons-Cunha
Regarded by historians with either denial or disdain, these women warriors have always had to fight for recognition
Trump opens up a new war on public schools
Amanda Marcotte
MAGA leaders promise an "educational insurgency" to create "boot camps for winning back America"
A “roadmap” for “hope, resistance and reconstruction” in a second Trump presidency
Chauncey DeVega
The authors of “1/6: The Graphic Novel” on "how everyday people can work to restore and improve our democracy"
“Beatles ’64” is a captivating guided tour of the Fab Four’s fateful maiden voyage to the US
Kenneth Womack
The Disney+ doc is a visual and aural feast capturing how Beatlemania was the harbinger of pop cultural change
Return to office policies: What makes them work?
Nina Jagannathan
Why some companies insist on employees returning and how data-driven strategies make it beneficial
Before Donald Trump destroys it, Democrats must “re-envision what democracy needs to be”
Chauncey DeVega
Authors Alan Jenkins and Gan Golan explain that it is "action that inspires hope"
“She ripped up her own formula”: How Taylor Swift single-handedly changed pop music
Mary Elizabeth Williams
In his new book, Rolling Stone critic Rob Sheffield unwraps the story of the "fanatically driven" artist
“Look what they’re doing with their right hand”: McBride says trans bathroom fight is a distraction
Alex Galbraith
The representative-elect from Delaware said that bigoted rhetoric is "an attempt to distract" from real goals
A new culture war is brewing — and Coca-Cola’s AI Christmas ad is at the center
Ashlie D. Stevens
The global brand's holiday ad promised "real magic." It was made with generative AI
Laser-based lidar tech is rewriting history — if climate change doesn’t erase it first
Matthew Rozsa
Multiple ancient cities have been discovered recently thanks to lidar. But time is running out for some sites
“Stockings hung like Arnold Palmer”: Maher urges liberals to not let Trump ruin holidays
Alex Galbraith
The "Real Time" host railed against cutting off Republican family members and compared Trump voters to Rosa Parks
Cher memoir review: The global superstar’s story of grit is purely American
Kenneth Womack
From hustler parents to a rocky marriage with the controlling Sonny Bono, this first half is a fascinating read
Republicans and RFK Jr. have embraced psychedelics. What could go wrong?
Elizabeth Hlavinka
Psychedelic reform has hit regulatory snags lately, but the right wing could be their biggest champion
“Ain’t nobody kicking me!”: Shaboozey went to the CMAs to be honored; they mocked him instead
Nardos Haile
Shaboozey's named was invoked many times during the CMAs, but not to announce him winning any awards
A Whole Lotta McRib Sauce: You can now buy a half-gallon jug of the iconic McDonald’s sandwich sauce
Joy Saha
The fast food chain is also bringing back its elusive McRib sandwich for a limited time only
The evolution of Rosemarie DeWitt’s career, from “Sex and the City” to “deeply flawed” Disney mom
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The "Out of My Mind" and "Smile 2" actress also discusses Post-It breakups and the joy of horror movies
“Conclave” is just “Mean Girls” with priests
Melanie McFarland
Upon further study, a comparison that began as a punchy meme turns out to be super accurate. Shut up, it's true
Trump expected to name Project 2025 architect Russ Vought to head White House budget office
Nicholas Liu
Russ Vought headed the Office of Management and Budget for part of Trump's first term
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia De Rossi have ditched the US for rural UK after election, source says
Nardos Haile
Except for a Netflix special, the comedian has been mostly out of public eye since her talk show was canceled
“Harry Potter” series to benefit from J.K. Rowling, says HBO: Defends her right to free expression
Kelly McClure
“J.K. Rowling has a right to express her personal views," a spokesperson for the network said in a statement
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