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Sourdough under the microscope reveals microbes cultivated over generations
Daniel Veghte
"There can be more than 20 different species of yeast and 50 different species of bacteria in a sourdough starter"
Jerry Seinfeld: Movies are dead and TV comedy is in jeopardy due to “extreme left and P.C. crap”
Gabriella Ferrigine
The comedian and sitcom star has shared some hot takes as he promotes his Pop-Tarts movie, "Unfrosted"
Dulé Hill on the “powerful” value of artists and why “The West Wing” “still rings true today”
D. Watkins
Hill discusses his PBS artists series "The Express Way," meeting his wife on "Ballers" and why showbiz is like jazz
The ethics of eating monsters
Michael Lee
From "Star Wars" and cannibal films to "Delicious in Dungeon," what – and who – we eat prompts navel-gazing
Donald Trump and Kari Lake are hypocrites on abortion: Will evangelicals even notice?
Nathaniel Manderson
Republicans played the abortion card until it stopped working for them — only foolish Mike Pence still believes
“The People’s Joker” is the not-so-serious trans coming-of-age film we’ve been missing
Kelly McClure
Benefitting from fair use exception, director Vera Drew puts a little sugar in DC Comics' tank and lights a match
“Baby Reindeer” is groundbreaking in how it advances the discourse of the “open wound”
Gabriella Ferrigine
Richard Gadd created a comedy act mining his own experiences that became a series unlike anything we've seen before
Anna Gunn says her “Breaking Bad” character is finally out of the “ring of fire” of misogyny
Gabriella Ferrigine
Fans now tell the actor that her character, Skyler White, was the "linchpin" and "conscience" of the show
“Shōgun” bosses discuss that ending and the glorification of the so-called Great Man
Melanie McFarland
Series creators Justin Marks and Rachel Kondo break down the limited series conclusion and Lord Toranaga's reveal
Kroger, Albertsons announce plans to sell hundreds more stores to gain merger approval
Ashlie D. Stevens
The FTC sued to block the $25 billion merger between two of the country’s largest supermarket chains
In defense of a flawed “Sex and the City” – by a progressive Gen Zer
Nardos Haile
Gen Z is calling out Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte's collective awfulness – but they're missing the point
“Are those dogs happy?”: “Dogland” author tracks the answer from couch naps to kennel clubs
Kelly McClure
Shadowing a champion named Striker, author Tommy Tomlinson unlocks the mysteries of joy and "Bucket Bitches"
As a former Division I runner, I understand the complicated discourse around Nike’s Olympic uniform
Gabriella Ferrigine
Athletes aren’t forced to wear skimpy uniforms, but they could complicate running's history with body image
Cher said she wouldn’t want to be in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. Now she’s being inducted
Gabriella Ferrigine
"I wouldn’t be in it now if they gave me a million dollars," the singer said previously in December
Jell-O, nostalgia and Nuka-Cola: The subtle genius of the food of “Fallout”
Ashlie D. Stevens
There are no promises in the wasteland, so you better pick up supplies while you can
Jell-O, nostalgia and Nuka-Cola: The subtle genius of the food of “Fallout”
There are no promises in the wasteland, so you better pick up supplies while you can
Jell-O, nostalgia and Nuka-Cola: The subtle genius of the food of “Fallout”
There are no promises in the wasteland, so you better pick up supplies while you can
Crisis of consciousness: Christof Koch on abortion, AI and the reality in your head
Rae Hodge
The famed neuroscientist invites readers to join the debate on consciousness — and experience it themselves
Here’s why LeBron James, not Michael Jordan, is the GOAT
David Masciotra
Beyond the statistics, it's a matter of ideology – one that pits activism and solidarity vs. nostalgia and delusion
“The Tortured Poets Department” is Taylor Swift’s trip through heartbreak’s agonies and triumphs
Nardos Haile
In the singer's 11th studio album, she addresses various exes, from Joe Alwyn to Matty Healy
Taylor Swift in the tortured poet’s workshop
Erin Keane
Yes, you can be a Swiftie while knowing next to nothing about her life, loves or grudges
I’m excited about Angel Reese and Caitlin Clark, but what about the pioneers of women’s hoops?
D. Watkins
Many new fans are discovering women's basketball, but I grew up around women who should have went pro
For actor Matthew Modine, biking is a “tool for consciousness” and facing life’s uphill battles
Alli Joseph
From “Oppenheimer” to “Stranger Things” and “Hard Miles,” Modine shares how his acting career reflects his values
Blinken sitting on staff recommendations to sanction Israeli military units linked to killings, rape
Brett Murphy
Blinken hasn't taken any action after officials said Israeli military units credibly accused of human rights abuses
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