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Green Day is selling Donald Trump’s mugshot T-shirts labeled “Nimrod”
Joy Saha
It's not the first time that Green Day has made their feelings about the ex-president known
Britney, Pamela and pumpkin spice: What the PSL hatred was always really about
Ashlie D. Stevens
Like Spears and Anderson, the latte became a symbol of a certain kind of femininity — and was then reviled for it
“Blood on his hands”: Ron DeSantis booed at vigil for victims of racist Jacksonville shooting
Gabriella Ferrigine
State Rep. Angie Nixon accused DeSantis of an "all-out attack on the Black community" ahead of the shooting
Communication breakdown: Here’s how to have better “Difficult Conversations”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Douglas Stone reveals how understanding intent and emotional intelligence can lead to better tough talks
We should all be lunching like Europeans — it’s better for your mind and body
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Put down your sad desk salad; experts explain why a real lunch break is better for your mind and body
Five ways movie theaters are luring back audiences, from discounts to fancy concessions
Joy Saha
In addition to National Cinema Day with $4 tickets, theaters are offering swanky, fun perks for moviegoers to enjoy
From #Scandoval to “Love Is Blind,” understanding the new reality heyday in this Hot Labor Summer
Melanie McFarland
This summer of a famous "Vanderpump Rules" cheating scandal coincides with another Bravo star calling to unionize
“Rich Men” versus the rest of us: A country hit embodies the GOP’s narrative
Sonali Kolhatkar
“Rich Men North of Richmond” channels a narrative of white male resentment — one that most Americans oppose
Grim expectations: An expert explains how toxic achievement took over American childhood
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Jennifer Wallace on why academic and career success shouldn't come at the expense of social connection
Spanish soccer chief won’t resign after World Cup kiss, despite players’ refusal to play in protest
Olivia Luppino
Luis Rubiales decries the "false feminists" who want him to step down, and player Jenni Hermoso says she's a victim
Gut microbes are the community within you that you can’t live without
Christopher Damman
"Communal eating is also intricately woven into the social fabric of traditional communities"
“If they shout at me, I’ll shout back”: Eddie Izzard talks comedy, transphobia and taking a stand
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Izzard discusses remixing her comedy hits and takes aim at Trump, Fox News and the right: "They're happy to lie"
Why do Republicans even bother with this whole farce?
Amanda Marcotte
Trump wasn't there, but we saw why he's leading: GOP voters don't care about substance, just unjustified grievances
We need to talk about Jennifer Aniston’s misguided take on cancel culture
Nardos Haile
The Hollywood A-lister's comments are indicative of a misunderstanding of privilege and crime versus bad behavior
Baking with the beloved, unknown dead: How tombstone recipes connect us to food and family history
Maggie Hennessy
GraveToker Rosie Grant says food offers a bridge to a healthier relationship with death
“Truly shameful”: Critics blast NY Times for featuring “openly racist and bigoted” Ann Coulter
Tatyana Tandanpolie
One critic called Coulter "one of the most repulsive hatemongers to ever slither her way through American politics"
What is pinsa? Pizza’s hipper, fresher little sibling is now stepping into the spotlight
Michael La Corte
The cloud-like flatbread is easy to make at home and is popping up on menus across the country
The one argument Democrats are hoping can persuade GOP voters away from Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
Democratic observers tell Salon they are rooting for Republicans to seize on the "Trump can't win" argument
Can we stop pointing out how famous women are aging?
Nardos Haile
Comments on Charlize Theron, Kristin Davis and Sarah Jessica Parker raise the question of why folks weigh in at all
Why heirloom seeds matter
Lauren David
"[The] goal is to preserve and promote these heirloom cultivars . . . so future generations can enjoy them"
From “Barbie Girl” to Girl Dinner and beyond: What’s behind our obsession with the girl-ish label
Kelly Pau
The empowering reason why 2023 is the year of girlhood
From fatal eyedrops to mislabeled melatonin, why the FDA is failing the public
Mary Elizabeth Williams
A slew of public health alarms raise concerns about what's going on at the Food and Drug Administration
“Generation Anxiety”: When my worry became a hidden dinner guest
Maggie Hennessy
Is menu anxiety real? Or had my generalized anxiety spilled into areas of my life without noticing?
From star to stars: Astrophysicist Aomawa Shields traces her journey from acting to astronomy
Elizabeth Hlavinka
In her memoir "Life on Other Planets" Shields talks pursuing her dreams and why we may not be alone in the universe
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