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“Never Have I Ever”: Jeff Garlin becomes a problematic distraction in the show’s finale run
Melanie McFarland
For reasons one can't fathom, Jeff Garlin shows up as a love interest in a comedy featuring and about women
The hidden agenda behind the so-called Parents’ Rights push
Andra Watkins
How parents' rights is a tool for Christian nationalism
Homophobic mob attacks defenders of LGBTQ+ equality outside school board meeting in California
Jon Queally
Far-right fascist groups and homophobic parents instigated violent clashes in Glendale, California
“I feel like politicians are born in fraternities”: “The Line” director on Greek life mindset
Gary M. Kramer
Ethan Berger speaks to Salon about his morality play film about the power struggles at a Kappa Nu Alpha chapter
Escalating U.S.-Mexico debate over corn forces questions about GMOs, food sovereignty
Ryan Nebeker
" . . . the factor of cultural significance raises an important question: Is science all that matters?"
For a unique weeknight meal option, try this special chitarra pasta dish — with or without meat
Mateo Zielonka
"The Pasta Man" presents a spaghetti and meatball (sans meat!) recipe that offers a fresh spin on the traditional
MAGA Republicans torpedo GOP plan to stoke hysteria over gas stoves to get revenge on McCarthy
Tatyana Tandanpolie
"Fundamental commitments that allowed Kevin McCarthy to assume the speakership have been violated," says Matt Gaetz
Hollywood’s “list of excuses is endless”: Enabling bad behavior, from Bill Murray to Jeff Garlin
Maureen Ryan
Why are jerks like Jared Leto and "The Flash" star Ezra Miller still being tolerated ... for their creative genius?
The debt deal’s (surprising) biggest losers
Heather Digby Parton
Has Kevin McCarthy somehow defanged the House Freedom Caucus?
America’s mainstream media still wants to save the GOP — but that’s impossible
Rich Logis
As a former Trump supporter and hardcore Republican, I'm here to say: Give up on rescuing the GOP. Kill it instead
Clinging bitterly to guns and religion: The end stage of American empire
William Astore
An iron curtain has descended on America
“The Idol” tests HBO’s devotion to toxic auteur worship – and ours
Melanie McFarland
The production rumors are shocking. The reviews are terrible. So why didn't HBO just bury this mess?
‘Good soup is one of the prime ingredients of good living’: a (condensed) history of soup
Garritt C Van Dyk
Warming, comforting and oftentimes filling, soup is a reliable standby for all of us. How did it originate?
Reclaiming rice cakes: How revisiting ‘90s diet staples is helping heal my relationship with food
Ashlie D. Stevens
When I was able to view an old diet standby as just another ingredient, cooking suddenly became a lot more joyful
The other threat to Democracy
Heather Digby Parton
His "war on the woke" is silly but if Ron DeSantis has done nothing else, he's shown that he is deadly serious
Ron DeSantis is dry and dull — yet still more dangerous than Donald Trump
Chauncey DeVega
He's trying to win the primary by presenting himself as an authentic and successful culture warrior
Abe Lincoln, pig torturer? While he admitted to incredible cruelty, the answer isn’t that simple
Matthew Rozsa
In a campaign biography, Lincoln recalled a humorous tale in which he sewed pigs' eyes shut
It’s more than just a parasocial relationship: BTS and their impact on my mental health
Lily Doton
Listening to BTS may not have cured my depression, but it helped me get through it
Chris Perfetti on what aspect of “Abbott Elementary” is like “trying to play one-on-one with LeBron”
D. Watkins
The actor discusses play "King James," exploring race and friendship through LeBron fans and the writers' strike
Geraldo outed me on national television
Jim Berg
Coming out to my family was only the beginning of the process of dismantling the closet I had spent years building
Taylor Swift and the ways white women exploit allyship
Kelly Pau
With the Eras Tour, her platform is larger than ever, which only makes her silence about racism more troubling
Trump appointed judge works to keep drag shows lawful in Tennessee
Kelly McClure
Late Friday, Judge Thomas L. Parker ruled anti-drag laws unconstitutional after a two-day trial
“Bama Rush” reminded me of my own desperate need to belong
Kristine Lloyd
My Alabama high school had sororities, and one pool party sealed my fate during rush
Fascism, free speech and Cop City: What’s happening in Atlanta and why it matters
Sophia Tesfaye
Clampdown on protests in Atlanta's Cop City isn't an isolated local issue — it's about America in 2023
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