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Hoagies, Wawa and that funeral spread: The stories told by the food in “Mare of Easttown”
Ashlie D. Stevens
There’s more to the innumerable cups of Wawa coffee than initially meets the eye
How to eat and cook with cicadas, according to an expert
Nicole Karlis
A scientist and onetime cicada-eater explains the best way to harvest and consume the 17-year cicadas
“Have more Asian friends”: James Chen reflects on Hollywood, activism & new series “Run the World”
Gary M. Kramer
Salon spoke to the "FBI" actor about his new Starz series, breaking stereotypes and working for the community
The sex scene isn’t disappearing — it’s simply shifting from clichéd fantasy to messy reality
Maria San Filippo
Today’s sex scenes are, first and foremost, fun
The deeper history of “defund”: How the “get tough” policies of the ’70s and ’80s led to disaster
Paul Rosenberg
Historian Julilly Kohler-Hausmann on the destruction wrought by "common sense" crackdowns on crime and welfare
In praise of Cher, the self-proclaimed “Betty White of Rock ‘n’ Roll”
Annie Zaleski
Talented, confident and versatile, Cher has become a beacon of resiliency, and we're lucky to have her
“Dear Trolls”: A form letter media can use to tell right-wing mobs where to shove it
Dan Froomkin
Journalists need to stop being defensive about "appearances" and push back against bad-faith attacks. Here's how
“Hacks” grasps how ageism creeps up on women and revels in sucker punching back
Melanie McFarland
Whether you're a "geriatric" Millennial realizing youth is in the rearview or a Vegas has-been – "Hacks" gets you
Bill Cosby denied parole for failure to complete treatment program for sex offenders
Kylie Cheung
The disgraced actor is serving a three-to-10-year sentence for date rape
How iceberg lettuce wedged its way into American culture
Caroline Hatchett
And why we just can’t quit eating the crunchy produce
A year after the nationwide protests, some signs of progress — but police are still killing people
Igor Derysh
Advocates say police reform is starting to work — but will the nationwide murder spike send us backward?
This puritannical high school yearbook edited student photos, sexualizing girls’ bodies
Kylie Cheung
It’s a tale as old as time: sexist high school dress codes and modesty standards
“Friends: The Reunion” is The One We Could’ve Lived Without
Melanie McFarland
All six original cast have gathered for the long-awaited "Friends" reunion to tell us little we don't already know
Molly Yeh’s casually progressive “Girl Meets Farm” is a multicultural cottagecore fantasy
Jane Song
The popcorn salad creator should be honored, not vilified for her cheery recipes that incorporate Midwestern food
Amy Cooper’s “racial discrimination” lawsuit and the scourge of white whining
Amanda Marcotte
Anger over "woke" culture or "critical race theory" is not new — just a new way to recast racists as the victims
ABC’s Mike Tyson documentary “The Knockout” is a celebratory apologia without adequate interrogation
Melanie McFarland
Don't call it a comeback. People forgave the infamous boxer years before #MeToo, as this ABC News special shows us
Today’s Republican Party is a political crime family — and we know who the godfather is
Chauncey DeVega
Organized crime prizes unquestioned loyalty above all else. Those who violate the code — hello, Liz! — get whacked
Poison control centers are getting more and more calls from stoned people
Matthew Rozsa
Recreational marijuana has led to retail sales, a shift in drug culture, and a lot of people calling poison control
Kevin Spacey cast in accused pedophile movie, his first project since sexual assault allegations
Kylie Cheung
The ousted "House of Cards" actor will appear in an Italian film about a man falsely accused of sexual abuse
CNN’s Rick Santorum dilemma and the Republican pundit paradox
Amanda Marcotte
If they're reasonable, they're not representative. But if they're representative, they are too repulsive to air
Never forget that Liz Cheney helped produce Trumpism — and could be worse in the long run
Chauncey DeVega
Praising Cheney to the skies won't change who she really is — possibly a more insidious force than Donald Trump
How to escape a toxic relationship (when you might not even know that you’re in one)
Matthew Rozsa
Pop culture glorifies them. Those in them often have no idea. Experts explain how to get out of one
When stalking is part of the “college experience”
Sadie Hoagland
It's time we stop treating stalking like a joke and more like the red flag that it is on campus and in our culture
CNN drops Rick Santorum following controversial comments on Native American culture: report
Brett Bachman
The former senator sparked criticism after saying there was "nothing" in America before European settlers arrived
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