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How can I stop using food to cope with negative emotions?
Inge Gnatt
"Emotional eating' refers to the eating behaviors . . . that occur in response to difficult emotions"
From sex to surrealism: Gregg Araki on the legacy of his “Teen Apocalypse Trilogy”
Gary M. Kramer
Araki spoke to Salon about the 4k Criterion release of his most famous films and their portrayal of '90s alienation
The danger of a Trump campaign on a losing trajectory
Chauncey DeVega
Talk of Haitian immigrants eating pets in Springfield conceals Trump's tour of sundown towns in battleground states
Trump’s revolution succeeds: “One of the fastest shifts in evangelical thought in American history”
Amanda Marcotte
In "The Violent Take It by Force," Matthew Taylor tracks the rise of a fringe sect behind the Appeal to Heaven flag
“Secrets start to corrode a person”: “Aaron Hernandez” creator on the NFL player’s rise and fall
Gabriella Ferrigine
Zicherman spoke to Salon about "American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez" and the NFL's commodification of players
Ahead of the presidential election, Ben & Jerry’s endorses Kamala Harris with new ice cream flavor
Joy Saha
The flavor is inspired by Harris' viral "coconut tree" quote, which quickly turned into a meme across social media
Tim Walz and the politics of football: Democrats tackle the manhood game
G.F. Fuller
Through "Coach Walz," Democrats try to embrace football and a revisionist masculinity. It's a bad bargain
It’s still Jesus or Jimmy: How Green Day’s “American Idiot” speaks to a new generation
Megan Volpert
We're still walking along that boulevard of broken dreams 20 years later
Mark Robinson’s big mistake with MAGA: Being afraid to own his pro-Hitler posts
Amanda Marcotte
It's not like the North Carolina Republican's posts on an adult website differ from Trump's campaign message
“Sometimes you have to jump”: Roy Wood Jr. on why his “Daily Show” exit was about facing fears
D. Watkins
The comic talks about his new chapter hosting a show for CNN in an interview for Salon’s “Who Are You Now?" series
“The Substance” explores the dark side of society’s beauty obsession
Gary M. Kramer
Despite a chaotic final act, Demi Moore and Margaret Qualley shine in this darkly humorous body horror film
Will climate change bring an end to America’s world order?
Alfred McCoy
America's global hegemony is in rapid, irreversible decline. But what happens after that?
Kamala Harris’ rise triggered a primordial rage in Donald Trump. Expect him to ramp up the racism
Chauncey DeVega
Donald Trump can't stand to be publicly humiliated by a Black woman
“SNL” 50th season lineup to include Ariana Grande, John Mulaney and Chappell Roan
Nardos Haile
The variety show is celebrating 50 seasons on air and a movie about its origins, set to release next month
Tupperware’s pop culture legacy will outlive its parties
Ashlie D. Stevens
From "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel" to "Napoleon Dynamite," those plastic food storage containers mean something
“How will MomTok survive this?”: The Mormon MomTok sex scandal and show explained
Nardos Haile
"The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives" premiered on Hulu last week, exposing the Mormon
"soft swinging" scandal
“The politics of fear”: Springfield’s Haitian community stays indoors amid Trump-led smear campaign
Tatyana Tandanpolie
A resident of Springfield, Ohio, told Salon they are afraid to leave their home in the wake of Trump's attacks
Stress from parenting is finally recognized as a crisis. Maybe it’s time to stop blaming parents
Allison Carmen
It's astonishing how much blame is placed on parents while the wider world escapes accountability
Springfield schools closed after another wave of threats leads city to cancel diversity festival
Marin Scotten
Six schools have been targeted by threats following the Trump-Vance campaign's lies about Haitian migrants
Tyrese on “1992,” making Hollywood uncomfortable and rejecting “wack” R&B
D. Watkins
The "1992" movie star and singer opens up about Hollywood cowardice and the pain that inspired his new album
Tim Burton’s use of a “Soul Train” scene in “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” was probably not the best idea
Gabriella Ferrigine
Burton's attempt at diversity falls flat, worsening casting controversies with a problematic cultural reference
“Cooking, to me, is an art form”: Leila Heller on the rich history of Persian food
Michael La Corte
"Cooking [is] much like a painter’s canvas, where the universality of art and cooking beautifully intertwine"
Egg donations build dream families, but systemic racism in the industry has hints of eugenics
Matthew Rozsa
A new book, "Eggonomics," explores the racism, economic exploitation and deceit in the egg donation industry
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