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Concert sign of the times: Expert on the increasingly disturbing trend of hurling things at artists
Gabriella Ferrigine
Whether it's a phone, ashes or cheese – here's why fans have become emboldened to toss out concert etiquette
On “The Bear,” Sydney’s Chicago-wide smorgasbord liberates women from food guilt and girlbosses
Kelly Pau
Yes, this episode is a love letter to Chi Town, but also shows why Sydney, like Coach K, can lead others to victory
Fraud “justice”: Anti-LGBTQ decision based on a fake case showcases the Supreme Court’s illegitimacy
Amanda Marcotte
Far-right lawyers created a phony "victim" in made-up case — and the justice with the stolen seat wrote the opinion
“Putin is stronger today”: Russia expert explains how rebellion effort may backfire
Chauncey DeVega
Matthew Schmidt, professor of national security at the University of New Haven, on war in Ukraine
Kim Cattrall deserves her own “Sex and the City” spinoff, as her time on “Glamorous” proves
Melanie McFarland
While doing the talk show rounds, the woman behind Samantha Jones reminds us of why she can carry a show of her own
Is it ethical to eat octopuses? An acclaimed octopus expert and marine biologist weighs in
Matthew Rozsa
Marine biologist Dr. David Scheel spoke about his new book, "Many Things Under A Rock"
What’s hash is new again: Why cannabis concentrates are finding new life
Roger Volodarsky
Hash is the OG extract — the holistic essence of the cannabis plant. Here's why it's still popular
“What is American music?”: Ryan Coogler leads a fresh exploration of the national anthem
D. Watkins
The "Black Panther" director and composer Kris Bowers ponder what a national anthem written today would sound like
What liberal bias? My media research suggests it’s another right-wing myth
Anthony DiMaggio
Republicans complain endlessly about the media's supposed bias. Yes, that exists — but primarily on their side
Drag queen story hour doesn’t traumatize my kids — but the anti-LGBTQ protesters certainly could
Katryn Bury
Far-right protesters showed up at our library claiming drag is inherently sexual and damages children. I disagree
“The Bear”: An appreciation of Claire’s glorious unibrow
Kelly McClure
It's two-and-a-half eyebrows summer, ladies. Get with it
There’s no such thing as a conservative intellectual — only apologists for right-wing power
Mike Lofgren
From Burke to Buckley to Patrick Deneen, we've seen a 200-year history of defending the indefensible
Ron DeSantis has no respect for the rule of law
Norman Eisen, Richard Painter
Now the Florida governor is facing real problems — and potential legal jeopardy — over his reckless political stunt
“Burn It Down” or stick around? How TV and movie fans “can be in the fight” to make Hollywood better
Melanie McFarland
Journalist Maureen Ryan on her book "Burn It Down" and how to make art in Hollywood without tolerating misconduct
Two anti-equality decisions show billionaires’ return on Supreme Court investment
Dennis Aftergut
A pair of SCOTUS decisions make clear the corruption that conservatives on the court have worked hard to obfuscate
“Give us pizza or give us death”: Conservatives blame “pink-haired liberals” for ruining NYC pizza
Ashlie D. Stevens
Here's what Elon Musk, Lauren Boebert and Dave Portnoy are all missing about NYC's new pizza oven ordinance
Here’s the “We Didn’t Start the Fire” revamp with lyrics covering 1989-2023 no one asked for
Joy Saha
Lyrics for Fall Out Boy's cover of Billy Joel's hit range from George Floyd and Fyre Festival to Kanye and Brexit
Are the orca “attacks” spreading? What cultural evolution teaches us about fads in animals
Nicole Karlis
Genetics aren't the only way that animals evolve. Here's what cultural evolution means for orcas that attack boats
Lab-grown meat techniques aren’t new — cell cultures are common tools in science
André O. Hudson
"Lab-grown meat may improve animal welfare and be less likely to carry disease or cause food-borne illnesses"
Republicans reignite the red scare in service of Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Why the right has suddenly returned to screaming about communism
We’re having a violent meltdown: The human costs of global warming — and of our response to it
Stan Cox
Weather disasters may whip up an oppressively violent sociopolitical climate hostile to reducing emissions
Oldest ever Neanderthal art illuminated in new study
Matthew Rozsa
Researchers analyzed a cave painting in France believed to have been made by Neanderthals 57,000 years ago
“Cataclysmic evidence against him”: Espionage Act expert explains how Trump faces “historic” trouble
Chauncey DeVega
"It could be 1938 all over again": Michael Nacht on what Trump's classified documents scandal means for Americans
Turner Classic Movies holds our cinematic past. Does it have a future under Warner Bros. Discovery?
Melanie McFarland
Last week's reports of TCM's death may have been exaggerated but movie buffs, classic and otherwise, should worry
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