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Fermented foods sustain both microbiomes and cultural heritage
Andrew Flachs, Joseph Orkin
"Fermentation offers a chance to learn how taste and heritage shape microbiomes . . . "
Hannah Waddingham refusal to “show” her leg: Yes, it’s about sexism, but it’s also more than that
Gabriella Ferrigine
There's a distinctly human — and often sexist — issue with how we feel emboldened to address people
Courtney Love disses Taylor Swift as “not interesting as an artist”
Nardos Haile
The Hole singer didn't hold back while discussing Swift, Madonna and even Beyoncé
“Manhunt” explores the “what if” aspect of Lincoln’s assassination that impacts the present
Melanie McFarland
In the Apple TV+ series, showrunner Monica Beletsky creates a more inclusive Civil War story
“Teacher Spice”: What should an artist in academia look like? Not like me, I’ve learned
Jenny Irish
I've heard comments about my appearance from fellow writers throughout my career, and I know exactly what they mean
The rise and fall of O.J. Simpson, as seen on TV
Melanie McFarland
Simpson used TV to cultivate his celebrity. Our enthusiasm to watch his undoing changed the medium forever
How secret weddings became the new “it” wedding
Ashlie D. Stevens
On April Fool's Day, actress Anya Taylor-Joy announced her marriage — two years prior
What’s the source of our national bad vibes? You get exactly one guess
Heather Digby Parton
The economy has come roaring back, and most people feel OK about their own lives. What explains the "vibecession"?
Social media is a lifeline for mental health, not a curse, according to CDC’s own data
Mike Males
Being online helps teens avoid suicide, self-harm and other risks. Why do media and lawmakers blame it instead?
“They’re not talking to the working class”: Meghan McCain slams “View” hosts about “rot in media”
Nardos Haile
The former "The View" co-host left the show in 2021, leaving what she alleges was a toxic work environment
The enduring feminist legacy of Hole: 30 years later, must we still “Live Through This”?
Megan Volpert
Then and now, Courtney Love delivers raw and unapologetic lyrics that confront trauma, sexuality and agency
O.J. Simpson dies at 76 after a battle with cancer, family announces
Nardos Haile
The football legend was accused of murdering his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, but was ultimately acquitted
The right tried to rain on South Carolina’s NCAA victory with transphobia. Dawn Staley won’t let up
Andrew Jones
Coach Staley just set an awesome example of how best to deal with hateful right-wing trolling
“Star Trek: Discovery” makes a case for Michael Burnham as the last great Starfleet captain
Melanie McFarland
Our "Discovery" protagonist was never going to have it easy. The start of her last run solidifies her greatness
Nearly a year after USDA approval, lab meat is still off the menu
Ryan Nebeker
"If cultivated meat were ready to go today, it could help scale down animal agriculture . . . "
“You have to forgive yourself”: Anne Lamott on loving, fighting and not fearing death
D. Watkins
Salon's D. Watkins and Anne Lamott in conversation about conflict, cancelation and her new book "Somehow"
David Chang called a “trademark bully” for attempting to claim control of “chili crunch” market
Joy Saha
Chang's Momofuku Goods is coming after companies using “chili crunch” and “chile crunch” on their condiment labels
After playing a “Riverdale” teen for so long, Camila Mendes wants to surpass your expectations
Olivia Luppino
The "Música" star on why she started producing, what makes a good rom-com and Brazilian representation
Beyond slicing and snacking: The art of actually cooking with cheese
Michael La Corte
As "Top Chef" showed us, when you view cheese as just a snack, you're missing out on so much more
“Exploitation is just so rife:” HBO’s “Brandy Hellville” rips open the seam on fast fashion’s woes
Nardos Haile
Salon interviewed the director behind HBO's explosive documentary "Brandy Hellville & the Cult of Fast Fashion"
Are you finally with her? The Hillary Clinton paradox
Chauncey DeVega
Ignore Hillary Clinton at your own peril
From conspiracy theories to manifesting: How to navigate the age of “magical overthinking”
Nicole Karlis
Salon chats with author Amanda Montell to learn more about cognitive biases in today's information age
Research suggests that kombucha microbes may mimic the effects of fasting, without actually fasting
Joy Saha
The tasty, fermented beverage was most recently found to be effective in reducing blood sugar levels
“10 Things I Hate About You” turns 25: How Kat Stratford inspired a generation of angry girls
Nardos Haile
And why "Bottoms" and "Yellowjackets" can both be traced to the beloved 90s teen film
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