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“Top Chef” goes “back to the good land,” celebrating Native and indigenous ingredients
Michael La Corte
You shouldn't just honor Native and indigenous ingredients and dishes on Thanksgiving
Trump’s testing out a new campaign strategy: horror politics
Chauncey DeVega
Trump is walking a tight line between using fear to mobilize MAGA and scaring them out of voting
“There’s this sorrow”: How the “Baby Reindeer” plaid suit evokes pain
Gabriella Ferrigine
Costume designer Mekel Bailey on Donny's suit evolution, Martha's surprising wardrobe origins & how Teri brings joy
No one cares anymore about cancel culture, but it is a heckuva marketing tool for some comics
Melanie McFarland
Bill Burr is mostly right: powerful comics don't get canceled. Blaming it for comedy's problems only helps them
Plant-based meat alternatives are trying to exit the culture wars – an impossible task?
S. Marek Muller, David Rooney
"Amid the highly polarized politics in the U.S., plant-based meat substitutes . . . have become weapons"
Bumble’s anti-celibacy marketing campaign and its backlash, explained
Nardos Haile
The dating app tried to rebrand by using ads that shamed celibacy. It did not go well
It’s been a bad month for Starbucks. Ex-CEO Howard Schultz agrees
Ashlie D. Stevens
"The go-to-market strategy needs to be overhauled and elevated," Schultz commented
“Consent was an enormous part”: How “The Contestant” director earned a reality TV victim’s trust
Gabriella Ferrigine
Clair Titley spoke to Salon about creating rapport with a Japanese man who unknowingly had his life broadcast on TV
“We’ve been doing that to survive”: “Black Twitter” filmmaker on Black culture repurposing spaces
D. Watkins
Director Prentice Penny on his new docuseries about the coming-of-age story of an influential online community
Lab-grown meat’s PR problem offers an opportunity for plant-based products
Ashlie D. Stevens
Alabama announced Tuesday they would follow Florida's lead in banning lab-grown meat
“Why am I f***ing listening to you?”: Bill Burr rips Bill Maher’s “very simple solution” to Gaza war
Gabriella Ferrigine
"You’re like that guy that has a fantasy football team and thinks he’s a f**king GM," Burr told Maher
“It exposes a contradiction”: Can colleges rocked by campus protests recapture a spirit of activism?
Chauncey DeVega
Author Alex Vitale on the "deeper truth" about universities as "an important part of America's imperial program"
“The songs for people after the protest”: Kathleen Hanna makes clear she’s a “musician not activist”
Amanda Marcotte
In her memoir "Rebel Girl," the singer of Bikini Kill writes about finding joy in music, despite all the oppression
Chimps continue learning tool use even as adults, study finds
Matthew Rozsa
New research has surprising implications for primate intelligence as they age
Actor “Sympathizer” Soldier Spy: How Australia’s Hoa Xuande became the ultimate double agent
Hanh Nguyen
The star of HBO's post-Vietnam War satire discusses the power of language and going undercover
I finally understand my mother’s tough love
Randall Horton
"You and your mother are just alike," my father would tell me
Modern motherhood is a major challenge and many parents are struggling to cope
Nicole Karlis
Salon spoke with a dozen moms to ask what motherhood is like today. Most said balance is “impossible to achieve"
Can you actually steal a recipe? The answer is legally (and ethically) complicated
Ashlie D. Stevens
Everyone from Martha Stewart to a current "Top Chef" contestant has been accused of plagiarizing a recipe
“Life is warm, even when it’s hard”: Author John Green on challenging the OCD narrative
Gabriella Ferrigine
Green discusses the "Turtles All the Way Down" film adaptation, his own OCD & why he loves writing for young people
The rise of the Every Boyfriend, from Hugh Grant to Nicholas Galitzine
Melanie McFarland
As romance movies evolve, a handful of actors are widening their appeal by playing both queer and hetero roles
When it comes to the Kendrick Lamar and Drake beef, we all lose
Nardos Haile
The rappers have delivered blows to each other's reputations, but at whose expense? The lyrics say it all
“Making The Shift”: 6 things we learned from Oprah Winfrey’s live broadcast with WeightWatchers
Joy Saha
The three-hour long event featured candid interviews with Rebel Wilson, Busy Philipps, Sima Sistani and more
What gets lost in the campus protests
Chauncey DeVega
The "media's focus on the mechanisms of the protest movement and its repression has taken the focus off of" Gaza
“This is embarrassing”: Law professors skewer Trump lawyer’s “lying women” defense
Marina Villeneuve
How gender stereotypes could play out as jurors weighing verdict in Trump case
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