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Marlee Matlin and Billy Porter help viewers understand the “Accused” in Fox’s new crime series
Melanie McFarland
In his new anthology crime drama the creator of "24" and "Homeland" steps aside to let other voices tell the story
Happy Year of the Rabbit! Or is it the Year of the Cat? Well, it depends …
Joy Saha, Hanh Nguyen
This Lunar New Year, find out why the cat became felina non grata in some Asian zodiac cycles
“House in the Pines” thriller author on the “dark side of nostalgia” with a narrator no one believes
Alison Stine
Ana Reyes discusses being Reese Witherspoon's Book Club pick, one haunting image and evil, manipulative geniuses
Experts say gas stoves are a huge cause of childhood asthma. Here’s what parents should know
Nicole Karlis
No, the government isn't coming for your stove. Yet parents might want to rip them out themselves
DeSantis blasted for banning AP African American studies class because it “lacks educational value”
Rae Hodge
Critics called it a "reckless and menacing ban that limits our students' educational needs and values"
Fleishman is in trouble — and a lot of dads will be too, unless expectations change
D. Watkins
I see first-hand how men get heaped with praise for basic parenting. And men need to be the ones to change this
“It makes him look very small”: GOP critics trash Ron DeSantis’ “anti-woke” crusade against the NHL
Alex Henderson
The Florida governor thinks the NHL’s push for diversity is an example of “wokeness”
“That ’90s Show” is here to remind Boomers, Gen X and Millennials that we’re all alright
Melanie McFarland
The spinoff of "That '70s Show" looks back by viewing the next teen generation through a Generation X skew
Shorter height, lower salary: Height discrimination is real, and can be economically devastating
Matthew Rozsa
Though little-discussed, there is a profound wage gap separating the short and the tall
“Gas stoves!” freak-out is the least convincing fake Republican outrage ever
Amanda Marcotte
Suddenly the party that despises kale and Dijon mustard wants to pretend they're precious about culinary techniques
Drinking culture: Why some thinkers believe human civilization owes its existence to alcohol
Troy Farah
Philosopher Edward Slingerland argues alcohol shifted us from hunter-gatherers to agrarians
Tech experts on what AI tools like DALL-E mean for artists and creative workers
Lynne Parker, Casey Greene, Daniel Acuña, Kentaro Toyama, Mark Finlayson
AI systems can now produce human-sounding written language and convert descriptive phrases into realistic images
I talk to my elementary aged kids about alcohol. Experts say you should, too
Lindsay Karp
Experts say talking to younger kids about safe alcohol consumption can be beneficial later in life
Richard Avedon, Truman Capote and the brutality of photography
Rebecca Senf
Being the subject of Avedon's photographic scrutiny could be uncomfortable, especially if you've visibly aged
We need Martin Luther King Jr.’s lessons in resistance — that’s why the right wants to erase them
Chauncey DeVega
Right-wingers want to refashion Martin Luther King Jr. in their own image — because the truth is still dangerous
Hospitals’ use of volunteer staff runs risk of skirting labor laws, experts say
Lauren Sausser
The U.S. health system benefits from potentially more than $5 billion in free volunteer labor annually
Family history, distilled: My ancestor Nathan “Nearest” Green, Jack Daniel’s and my dad’s sobriety
Yvette J. Green
How do I distill these family stories born of generational trauma into something affirming?
Hands! Before “The Bear” returns, the cast and producers serve up a light appetizer
Melanie McFarland
"We thought we were making a small, bespoke little jewel box," said FX's chairman of the runaway international hit
The cult of expertise comes for Buddhism
Curtis White
A moneyed caste has co-opted Buddhism and folded it into its techno-centric worldview
Andrew Tate charged with human trafficking — and continues to gain followers
Areeba Shah
Although charged with serious sex crimes in Romania, "manfluencer" Andrew Tate hasn't lost his far-right fanbase
Tucker Carlson is once again enraged by “woke M&M’s” lack of sex appeal
Ashlie D. Stevens
The Fox News host previously said he no longer wanted to "have a drink" with the candy cartoon characters
“They can pry it from my cold dead hands”: Rumors of a gas stove ban ignite a right-wing culture war
Ashlie D. Stevens
From Tucker Carlson on Fox News to Ted Cruz in the Senate, conservatives are getting heated about gas stoves
Getting lung cancer to own the libs: House Republicans want to make smoking great again
Amanda Marcotte
Masculinity gets toxic — literally! — with the GOP majority's plans to stink up the halls of Congress with tobacco
How to speak Na’vi: An interview with the creator of the alien tongue in “Avatar”
Matthew Rozsa
Dr. Paul Frommer is a linguistics consultant, a professor at USC — and creator of the alien language in "Avatar"
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