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The heart of Schwartzness: The roots of the “Vanderpump Rules” Scandoval implosion run deep
Erin Keane
The Scandoval infidelity made "Vanderpump Rules" relevant again, but the revelations go beyond Tom and Raquel
“We leave these places in ruins”: How the white lens on “Kandahar” reflects the human cost
Gary M. Kramer
Filmmaker Ric Roman Waugh on how Gerard Butler action film had to be rewritten when U.S. withdrew from Afghanistan
“Astoundingly humiliating”: DeSantis brutally mocked after Twitter launch ends up a big “mistake”
Igor Derysh
"Unspinnable failure. Total and complete. Fully public,” tweeted MSNBC host Chris Hayes
Meatball in the machine: Ron DeSantis learns a tough lesson about depending on Elon Musk’s Twitter
Amanda Marcotte
To be fair, launching a campaign at Disney World was out of the question
At Lutèce, Chef Isabel Coss blends abuela-inspired tradition with elevated French pastry-making
Michael La Corte
Coss shares about her baking origins, her elite kitchen training and why "desserts need to tell a story"
Donald Trump entered the Republican Party into “international arrangements of oligarchies”
Chauncey DeVega
America's democracy crisis is much bigger than any one person or group of people
Pass the oat milk! It’s time that coffee shops stop charging extra for non-dairy milk
Joy Saha
Those who can't tolerate dairy shouldn't be penalized or expected to pay extra for their choice of milk
A new Daughter of the Confederacy: The hate pageantry of Marjorie Taylor Greene
Chauncey DeVega
The Southern Pride of Marjorie Taylor Greene
This controversial sci-fi blockbuster about climate change still polarizes scientists today
Matthew Rozsa
Did "The Day After Tomorrow" accurately depict our climatic future? Not quite. But some appreciate a deeper message
Bud Light tried to please everyone—and ended up angering everyone—with its Dylan Mulvaney response
Ashlie D. Stevens
Bud Light is simultaneously being investigated by the Senate and chastised by the Human Rights Campaign
Transgender identity has a history as long as human beings have existed
Matthew Rozsa
In 1857, an anonymous author of a short story chronicled life as a trans woman with uncanny clarity and insight
Stand your ground set the stage: How we let fascism creep in
Scott Huler
Stand your ground has been the principle of people who want to control other people forever
How do we know what is true? In an age of war, pandemic and conspiracy theory, it’s not easy
Richard Eckersley
To survive this crucial century, we need to solve the problem of truth. That may be our biggest single challenge
Marjorie Taylor Greene shows off her Confederate beer cooler in a new workout video
Kelly McClure
Eagle-eyed viewers spotted the Confederate imagery in a clip posted to Greene's Twitter account on Friday
Celebrities are talking openly about menopause. Why won’t the healthcare industry?
Anna Sullivan
We desperately need more healthcare resources for menopause — and less “menopausal capitalism”
The sexual celebration of mature women in bloom, from “Queen Charlotte” to Martha Stewart
Melanie McFarland
It's not quite a revolution, but we're here for queens of a certain age making us hot in film, TV and magazines
Sammy goes to school: After 30 years of incarceration, graduation
Chris Hedges
We've heard too many dark stories about incarceration. The story of my student Sammy Quiles is not one of them
“DeSantis just cost Florida $1 billion”: Disney yanks massive project and 2,000 jobs amid GOP feud
Tatyana Tandanpolie
Disney canceled plans to build new Florida campus and relocate 2,000 workers
DeSantis’ deal with the devil: Chasing the Christian right won’t help him
Heather Digby Parton
DeSantis' chances of winning the election once the country learns of his radical record are worse than Trump's
As Trump’s legal woes mount, Republicans prep with a new talking point: Jury verdicts don’t count
Amanda Marcotte
John Durham's report cements the new GOP line of attack on democracy: Rejecting the legitimacy of jury trials
Beware Joe Biden, Donald Trump has got his hands on AI
Chauncey DeVega
Republicans weaponize deep fakes and AI technology
In “White Men Can’t Jump” remake, Sinqua Walls outshines Wesley Snipes’ original basketball hustler
Gary M. Kramer
While Hulu's low-intensity reimagining of the classic basketball comedy is imperfect, some scenes inspire
Danai Gurira on playing “Richard III” on PBS: “In this Black female body, I can own it”
Melanie McFarland
Salon talks to the hero of "The Walking Dead" and "Black Panther" franchises about Shakespeare's top villain
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