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“Oprah, you need to try this”: Chef Kenny Gilbert on fusion food and his famous fried chicken
Ashlie D. Stevens
The "Top Chef" star's first cookbook, "Southern Cooking, Global Flavors" is out now
“Soylent Green” scarred me with its disgusting twist ending – but scientists love its prescience
Matthew Rozsa
As the sci-fi classic turns 50, scientists warn that climate change and other man-made problems may render it true
Barbara Feldon on the Beatles, how to be happy alone, and turning down her now-iconic Agent 99 role
Nicole Michael
In this episode of "Everything Fab Four," the actress/author opens up about playing an "evolved" woman in the '60s
Sick of Trump? Try laughing at him
Sophia A. McClennen
We may be tired of Trump, but we aren’t tired of making fun of him
As the Netflix red envelope era ends, here’s what’s really lost to us
Alison Stine
Netflix announced it will no longer mail DVDs, which signals a bigger change to our culture
We salute you Bo-Katan Kryze, but the third season of “The Mandalorian” took on too much
Melanie McFarland
A messy season became dissonant and less satisfying until it found "the way" again
Spoon bread blends the down-home familiarity of cornbread with the simple sophistication of soufflé
Bibi Hutchings
Served during both weekday meals and Holiday feasts, this quintessential Southern dish epitomizes comfort food
Ron DeSantis moves more radically to the right in race with Donald Trump
Heather Digby Parton
Culture war issues cause Trump and DeSantis to wrestle, but the party is actually pretty united
The GOP war on youth: Spate of innocent stranger shootings shows perils of paranoid rhetoric
Amanda Marcotte
Republicans encourage paranoid, angry men to buy guns — young people are the ones paying the price
Here’s the real lesson of the Fox News trial: It’s time to break up Big Media
Brian Karem
Of course Dominion was out for a payday — we can't expect capitalism to bring down Fox News and save democracy
A church claims to have created a drug that combines ‘shrooms and toad venom. Experts are skeptical
Troy Farah
Scientists are studying whether a religious group successfully synthesized a mythical, potent psychedelic
How a viral “food disgust test” took over Twitter — and revealed a lot about its participants
Joy Saha
Some used their results as a way to explain their preferences, while others used them to bash international food
Cranberry juice can prevent recurrent UTIs, but only for some people
Gabrielle Williams, Jacqueline Stephens
The diminutive fruit and its juice can provide immense relief for certain medical issues
Ron DeSantis’ Disney obsession: Why he can’t let it go
Amanda Marcotte
Republican hate is no act — GOP leaders are true believers
Why Americans can’t keep nice things
Chauncey DeVega
Blame the same right-wing forces who are trying to censor books, close libraries, and harass teachers
Let’s all stop pretending anyone but Trump will be the GOP presidential nominee
Amanda Marcotte
GOP voters don't want "generational change" and "moving forward." Being MAGA means bitterly clinging to the past
Bud Light boycott gets even weirder as Marjorie Taylor Greene posts doctored image of Lindsey Graham
Ashlie D. Stevens
The two are currently feuding over the treatment of the alleged Pentagon document leaker
How climate change is making it easier to hit home runs
Siri Chilukuri
A new study found that climate change is knocking it out of the park — no, really.
Fox News has lost control of its viewers
Amanda Marcotte
Fox News was founded to control the GOP base — but now the hosts are in the thrall of their worst viewers
Finland’s move into NATO ends an era of neutrality in Europe: What comes next?
Medea Benjamin, Nicolas J.S. Davies
Finland was a model of successful neutrality for 75 years. This tectonic shift signals a dangerous new world
Working hard, but never enough: How to tell if you’re an “anxious achiever”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"The anxious achiever is never still, they're never done," explains Morra Aarons-Mele
What 5 ridiculous “woke food” boycotts can tell us about the GOP’s culture war
Ashlie D. Stevens
According to conservatives, Bud Light is the "groomer of beers" and Oreos are "gay cookies"
Right-wing story hour, part 2: Chaya Raichik and the Libs of TikTok saga
Timothy Denevi
Libs of TikTok cruelty superspreader Chaya Raichik lost her anonymity a year ago. Her second act remains unclear
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