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24 of the coziest dumpling recipes, from pierogi to gyoza
Brinda Ayer
Reward yourself with alllllll the little pockets of joy
31 New Year’s Day dinners for good luck
Kelly Vaughan
Long noodles, cornbread and black-eyed peas are all said to bring good luck and prosperity
“Benedetta” is the latest in a history of sexy nunsploitation that dates back to Enlightenment
Kaite Welsh
Sapphic sister-on-sister action & Hot Priests as entertainment tropes hail from decidedly unsexy political origins
Mambo, ranch and Kewpie: Our five sauciest condiment stories of 2021
Ashlie D. Stevens
Condiments may seem simple, but the stories behind the jars and bottles tell us a lot about culinary history
Best of 2021: The sobering truth about quitting my job: I was addicted to high-stress nonprofit work
Jackie Lieske
When I resigned without a backup plan, I didn't realize 4 million workers had just done the same. I can see why now
The harmful messaging of “It’s a Wonderful Life”
Emily Anne Strong
The classic holiday film just passed its 75th anniversary, and its timeless message could use a little updating
With fascism coming, America responds: LOL who cares? Let’s Netflix and chill
Chauncey DeVega
As the threat of authoritarian takeover grows, most Americans have lost interest. They'll have nobody else to blame
10 amazing facts about Bruce Lee
Jay Serafino
The esteemed actor and martial artist garnered more public acclaim and reverence after his death in 1973
Marjorie Taylor Greene slams College Republicans for “happy Kwanzaa” message
Igor Derysh
Georgia congresswoman describes secular African-American holiday as "fake religion created by a psychopath"
Long Covid is pitting patients against doctors. That’s a problem
Jack Gorman, David Scales
Health care professionals must act swiftly to ensure frustrated patients don’t fall victim to misinformation
Joan Didion exposed political stories America is still telling itself in order to live
David Masciotra
Didion crashed the political journalism party, revealing much about power, the mainstream press and America
2021 was an extraordinary year of making the nonbinary ordinary
Alison Stine
Thanks for celebrities who came out and more inclusive TV, pop culture led the charge in busting the gender binary
Don’t get too excited about MAGA anger at Trump over vaccines — they won’t ever ditch him
Amanda Marcotte
Redhats aren't turning on Trump for advocating vaccines — he's still their best bet for a fascist takeover
Top Florida newspaper knocks Gov. Ron DeSantis for fear-mongering “critical race theory” bill
Bob Brigham
"DeSantis would make Floridians ignorant of the most troublesome aspects of our past, present and future"
George R.R. Martin enthusiastically recommends “The Great” on Hulu
Dan Selcke
"You thought there was a lot of sex in 'GAME OF THRONES'?" the author writes on his Not a Blog
How Michael Carolan broke down political barriers by asking middle-class people to pick berries
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of "A Decent Meal" watched conservatives change their opinions on immigrants through his research
The war on culture: How conservatives and progressives joined forces to crush art
Doug Neiss
In battling "high art" and promoting pop culture, progressive academics became apostles of free-market capitalism
Cuban-Chinese arroz frito is a reminder of a complex past
Alex Portée
No recipe is the same, but all share soy sauce, rice and a history lesson
“Don’t Look Up,” sheeple! Adam McKay’s comedy, about a comet that will destroy Earth, fails to hit
Gary M. Kramer
Leonardo DiCaprio, J. Law & Meryl Streep can't save Netflix's bloated mess that isn't as smart as it needs to be
Magic and mysteries woven into “The Wheel of Time” main titles
Hanh Nguyen
Salon spoke to the creator of making the opening credits, from rogue gold threads to the women who wield power
My grandmother’s chai is the special tradition I’ll keep forever
Pooja Bavishi
It's the cornerstone of my afternoon ritual — and my holiday entertaining secret weapon
White supremacist Christmas: Those Boebert and Massie “gun photos” are a direct threat
Chauncey DeVega
Christmas family photos bristling with guns aren't funny — they're a direct appeal to white Christian fascism
9 cookbooks that make great last-minute holiday gifts for the foodie in your life
Erin Keane, Ashlie D. Stevens, Mary Elizabeth Williams
There's something deeply personal about purchasing the right cookbook for the right person
Ginger beer is a Jamaican holiday tradition — and my grandmother’s is the spiciest
Vaughn Stafford Gray
When it comes to ginger beer, the hotter the better
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