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In Werner Herzog’s “Bucking Fastard,” two can be as lonely as one
Coleman Spilde
This extraordinary sister act says even the closest companions can be starved for love
Wife school can’t fix MAGA husbands
Amanda Marcotte
A new wave of Christian influencers claim women can save their marriages with more self-loathing
How Oprah Winfrey became America’s cultural Oppenheimer
Melanie McFarland
Oprah Winfrey shaped what America reads, buys and believes. Not all of it aged well
“Saturday Night Live” returns with “Natalie Harp”: “If you hurt him, I will end you”
CK Smith
The comedy sketch show turned Trump aide Natalie Harp's devotion to the president into a horror-movie gag
The women reshaping kitchen culture
Francesca Giangiulio
From the Chef's Table Festival, chefs with different styles show there's no one way to lead
Trump TV’s intentional brainrot
Alex Galbraith
As the polls get worse for Republicans, Trump offers his base a boob-tube safe space
Other presidents have let white‑collar criminals dodge financial penalties – but not like Trump
Caren Morrison
Trump’s second-term clemency has saved convicted defendants nearly $1.7 billion in forgiven financial obligations
“Primetime” isn’t Chris Hansen’s story — it’s ours
Coleman Spilde
Robert Pattinson's role as the "To Catch a Predator" host turns the tables on its audience
The Monkees was our first boy band
Melanie McFarland
Hey hey, Boomers and Gen X after-school TV kids: this one's for you
Clavicular’s charges shows the real danger of MAGA manhood
Amanda Marcotte
Long before his arrest for rape, the looksmaxxing star built a brand based on contempt for women
How the Smithsonian became the latest front in Trump’s culture war
Alec MacGillis
Trump plans to install anti-woke warning signs outside the history museum
A homecoming for “A Different World”
Melanie McFarland
Netflix's anticipated revival prioritizes Black joy at a time when HBCUs and other universities have been targeted
We got the original “Resident Evil” films all wrong
Coleman Spilde
Zach Cregger's reboot might surprise, but it can't thrill like its outrageous predecessors
Is iced coffee really unprofessional at a job interview?
Ashlie D. Stevens
The drink is trivial. The unwritten rules around professionalism are not
Tom Morello wants to make dangerous rock ‘n’ roll again
Caryn Rose
On his new album, Morello urges listeners to fight for what they believe
“NAZA” could be the tipping point in the public perception of Gaza
Coleman Spilde
As Gaza support builds, the film presents testimony Israel can't easily deny
How jarred pasta sauce became a luxury pantry essential
Ashlie D. Stevens
Ragu once needed doctoring. Today's premium jars promise great sauce with little effort
“Fjord” tests whether we can ever stay objective
Coleman Spilde
Inspired by real events, the Cannes winner walks a thin line between justice and propaganda
Kathy Griffin still won’t stay silent
Melanie McFarland
Nine years after her politicized exile, the comedian still has plenty to say — and so should other stars
The TikTok tradwife tainted by an Andrew Tate connection
Melanie McFarland
Savanna Stone says women shouldn't vote. A YouTube doc reveals who was really behind her rise
The curious, unsolved mystery of “The Black Dahlia”
Melanie McFarland
20 years after Brian De Palma's misfire, let's apply some hindsight to pop culture's hottest cold case
“South Park” predicted the age of food insanity
Ashlie D. Stevens
For decades, the show has skewered the systems that turn eating into bureaucracy, branding and culture war
Hollywood’s long history of men who think actresses owe them
Kristen Lopez
Jeff Sneider's threats against Inde Navarrette fit a decades-old pattern in entertainment media
Ed Sheeran’s being a coward on Gaza. Can you blame him?
Alex Galbraith
The Macklemore-Kraft saga on his stadium tour shows the thin line artists walk
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