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“Pretty Baby: Brooke Shields”: The 10 most heartbreaking revelations from the Hulu doc
Joy Saha
The '80s icon opened up about her tumultuous life and career as a child star in the emotional two-part feature
“When you are changed as a person, you cook differently”: “Top Chef” winner Kristen Kish opens up
D. Watkins
The restaurant-trained chef finds new beauty in food by meeting cooks at the end of the world
Republicans caught off guard by the left’s ferocious backlash
Heather Digby Parton
The GOP is an authoritarian, extremist political party that is out of the mainstream of American life
“The groomer of beers”: Conservatives vow to boycott Bud Light over partnership with trans activist
Ashlie D. Stevens
Clad in a MAGA hat, Kid Rock went so far as to shoot cases of the light beer. He had tears in his eyes
The power of Ben Affleck’s “Air” gotta be more than the shoes
Gary M. Kramer
The legendary line of sports apparel gets an easygoing '80s sports origin story that reunites Affleck and Damon
Radical eco-activists have made it into mainstream fiction. Is reality next?
Kate Yoder
History suggests novels about monkeywrenching could inspire real-world copycats
Trump’s indictment is no sad day for America: Let’s celebrate our justice system working
Heather Digby Parton
It may have been sad for Donald Trump — but it was good for America
Lawsuit brought by two Christian businessmen may lead to thousands more HIV cases, experts fear
Nicole Karlis
"Entirely preventable": experts warn of a predictable public health crisis from making PrEP less accessible
“That was an epic moment”: “John Wick 4” martial artist on that traffic battle, honoring Bruce Lee
Gary M. Kramer
Marko Zaror on what it's like to fight Keanu Reeves in "John Wick 4" and making new film "Fist of the Condor"
Food forests are bringing shade and sustenance to US cities, one parcel of land at a time
Prakash Kashwan, Karen A. Spiller
Otherwise called "edible parks," these spaces provide food and animal habitats while offer pleasing aesthetics
“60 Minutes” catapults Marjorie Taylor Greene from “the fringe to the front row”
Heather Digby Parton
With the cameras of CBS News' most prestigious show set upon her, Greene called Democrats "a party of pedophiles"
The right’s newest culture war target: HIV treatment isn’t simply collateral damage
Ruth Madievsky
Recent events suggest that the newest casualty in these battles may be access to HIV care
The toll of emotional labor: “You have a hierarchy of whose experience matters and whose doesn’t”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Author Rose Hackman talks about emotional labor, and how it explains so many family and workplace gender inequities
Pasta, pannetone, Parmegiano and pizza are obviously Italian . . . right?
Michael La Corte
Some commonly accepted "truths" about the origins of Italian food may actually be myths
With a storyline about the adjunct crisis, “Lucky Hank” moves to the head of the class
Alison Stine
The new AMC show distinguishes itself from other academic stories by acknowledging contractual faculty
“Pull yourself up by your bootstraps:” How a joke about bootstraps devolved into an American credo
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Being self-made means "denying that you're born from a mother": Alissa Quart on the enduring "bootstraps" myth
How the pandemic stole your focus — and how to get it back
Monica Manmadkar
The pandemic shortened our attention spans — and so-called "burnout brain" is a real side effect
Hitting my stack: How yoga helped me understand my trans identity
Cole Wolf
What I learned from flipping my world upside down, literally and figuratively
“They banned Dolly”: Republicans want the dumbest parent at the school to control the curriculum
Amanda Marcotte
The anti-education bill from House Republicans would empower a single parent to censor what all students can learn
Basking in the soothing Goop that is the Gwyneth Paltrow ski trial
Melanie McFarland
How long has it been since we've seen a celebrity trial that augurs no lasting damage or grave implications?
Teachers union head: Critical race theory bans are a front for school privatization
Jack Ross
AFT President Randi Weingarten says GOP has an “intentional strategy” to sow distrust of public schools
Ron DeSantis should be second-guessing his race for the White House — Trump is just getting started
Heather Digby Parton
The Florida governor has been caught flat-footed by Trump's barrage of attacks
Klamath countdown: Researchers hustle before largest dam-removal project begins
Tara Lohan
By the end of 2024 the Lower Klamath River will run free for the first time in a century
4 simple tips to embolden your home cooking, gleaned from Andrea Nguyen’s “Ever-Green Vietnamese”
Cathy Erway
Andrea Nguyen's prowess is unmatched. In her new book, she equips home cooks with the tools necessary for A+ meals
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