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“There was gaslighting”: “The Bachelorette” Jenn Tran on her toxic ex and today’s dating landscape
Teresa Tran
Tran spoke to Salon about preferring reality TV dating to apps, her Viet American heritage and that surprise twist
Inside Ziklag: The secret group of rich Christians trying to sway elections and change the country
Andy Kroll, Nick Surgey
Little-known right-wing organization spends millions on big election push — but it may be violating the law
After making the yuletide gay, Hallmark is bringing tidings of comfort and joy to reality TV
Melanie McFarland
To mark its streaming service's rebrand to Hallmark+, the holiday juggernaut is going "Survivor" mode
“It’s hard to look away from how damning it is”: Louis C.K. doc on why his wrongdoing still matters
Melanie McFarland
"Sorry/Not Sorry" directors discuss the cult of complicity that enables one of comedy's biggest stars
Trumpism’s powerful weapon against Western democracies is antisemitism
Chauncey DeVega
"Trump continues to tell antisemites that it is fine to operate out in the open," Sharon Nazarian tells Salon
A death knell for NATO: Project 2025 calls for Trump to “restructure” US foreign policy
Heather Digby Parton
The plan is for Donald Trump to "reset the nation’s role in the world"
“Stupid is as stupid does”: The Gumpification of America, 30 years later
Melanie McFarland
Robert Zemeckis' "Forrest Gump" is aging poorly. What's worse is how we're creating more bliss through ignorance
Kamala Harris dodges talk of Biden during Essence Festival appearance in New Orleans
Nandika Chatterjee
Rather than add to the Biden chatter, Harris focused on rousing voters
Ten Commandments gone wild! The Christian right’s latest toxic distraction
Paul Rosenberg
A tale of the evangelical right, the least religious president ever and Cecil B. DeMille's phony list from God
Laura Ozyilmaz on food waste, how “Top Chef” was affirming and her culinary-focused honeymoon
Michael La Corte
"The competition affirmed my love of food and of being a chef"
Why David Duchovny wrote in his own nude scene at 63: “I find that funny”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
David Duchovny discusses his new movie and why people like Trump should not just accept but actually embrace losing
A Republican revolt over Trump’s abortion flip-flop threatens to blow up the GOP convention
Heather Digby Parton
The appearance of division is a show meant to distract from Republicans' unity on dangerous extremism
“Drag is a protest”: How Chappell Roan’s fierce persona spells liberation for the queer community
Nardos Haile
Drag queen Juiccy Misdemeanor, who opened for Roan, discusses the singer's political moment and the power of drag
Newest “Top Chef” winner Danny Garcia talks seafood, top ingredients and how he’ll honor his mentor
Michael La Corte
"Jamal always said leave it better than you found it and that’s exactly what we plan to do"
“House of the Dragon” shows the unfair burden placed on grieving women
Gabriella Ferrigine
In Westeros and real life, there's a gender disparity when it comes to unrealistic expectations of emotional labor
“Breakdancing is an American art form”: From its origins in 1980s New York to the Paris Olympics
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to Hulu's "Breakin' on the One" filmmakers about breakdancing's joyful "Goonies Never Say Die” moment
What I wish I’d known about bisexuality and the truth about love
Emma Nadler
I'm not straight, but I appear that way to the world. Visibility and belonging can be a struggle
Once branded as “cheap eats,” Asian cuisine is finally getting the awards it deserves
Joy Saha
The recognition and acclaim for Asian cuisine is long overdue
Grief is brutal, but there is value in it, experts say. So why do we try to “cure” it?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
From AI chatbots that sound like grandma to memory deletion, author Cody Delistraty has seen the future of grieving
“This cannot be real life!”: Stewart says both candidates need “magic drugs” after disastrous debate
Nardos Haile
Stewart quipped that Biden's repeated blank facial expression was his "resting 25th Amendment face"
“The Bachelor” producers admit failing Black leads but plan to rectify issues for “The Bachelorette”
Nardos Haile
Producers said they let down Matt James: "We did not protect him as we should have"
“I had the cameras rolling”: What lost footage of Biggie and other rap greats tells us about hip-hop
D. Watkins
Director dream hampton uncovers old tapes of her friendships with 1990s rappers in their casual moments
O Canada! “Top Chef” sets its sights northward for season 22, set to air next year
Michael La Corte
The next season is heading to Gail Simmons's stomping grounds
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