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Sexual misconduct in film and TV: how intimacy coordination can help to address the historic issue
Susan Berridge, Tanya Horeck
Intimacy coordinators play an essential part in efforts to stop predatory and abusive behavior in entertainment
“What’s Going On” at 50 — Marvin Gaye’s Motown classic is as relevant today as it was in 1971
Tyina Steptoe
"What's Going On" was a turning point in Marvin Gaye’s career
Imperfect conception: From “Friends” to “Trying,” what TV gets right (and wrong) about infertility
Ashlie D. Stevens
As more shows deal with the fraught subject of "we can't have a baby," there are some myths that need busting
How Stanford College Republicans worked with right-wing media to get an AP reporter fired
Zachary Petrizzo
A trio of right-wing news outlets worked alongside Stanford Republicans to target a young journalist
“Last Man Standing” bids farewell, while Tim Allen keeps on truckin’ with his right-wing shade
Melanie McFarland
Tim Allen ends his sitcom with a nostalgic metaphor that may be a wink at the Big Lie or just a thing about a truck
Trump’s DOJ went to war against the press: Seizure of CNN reporter’s personal records is chilling
Heather Digby Parton
The big question in all this is why were they seeking these records in 2020?
CNN’s Chris Cuomo secretly advised brother to remain defiant in face of sex harassment allegations
Brett Bachman
CNN called the star anchor's decision to participate in his brother's strategy meetings a "mistake"
“He’s very much a peacock”: Raúl Castillo on his “Army of the Dead” role and not feeling tokenized
Gary M. Kramer
The "Looking" alum appears in a trio of new films, breaking into Hollywood big-budget actioners for the first time
Not all corporations are “woke”: In Big Tech, the boss wants you to shut up about politics
Brett Bachman
Execs at tech firms want to end workplace political discussion — but employees say it's a tactic to silence dissent
Fox CEO calls Tucker Carlson “brave,” defends network’s vaccine falsehoods in rare interview
Brett Bachman
Lachlan Murdoch, heir apparent to his family's media empire, is staying the course despite fervent criticism
Texas governor signs “heartbeat ban” that lets nearly anyone sue abortion providers and win $10,000
Igor Derysh
Any private citizen could sue anyone who helped a pregnant woman get an abortion after fetal heartbeat is detected
“The Turning”: The dark side of Mother Teresa’s order, according to nuns who left
Ashlie D. Stevens
Salon talks to the maker of a new podcast on abuse, suffering and forbidden love within The Missionaries of Charity
In Netflix’s “Dark City Beneath the Beat,” TT The Artist captures the Baltimore club sound and scene
D. Watkins
Salon talks to the filmmaker about making art in Baltimore and navigating the “sausage party” of hip hop as a woman
How the business lobby created the “labor shortage” myth — and GOP used it to slash benefits
Jon Skolnik
Republican governors weaponized weak jobs report to cut unemployment aid — as the result of a year-long strategy
Now the “QAnon Shaman” wants to use autism as an excuse: Hell no
Matthew Rozsa
Lawyer for Jacob Chansley, better known as the "QAnon Shaman," offers bizarre, bigoted and ignorant defense theory
Hugs are back! But do you even want one?
Nicole Karlis
People are excited to get close to loved ones, but are torn on embracing the casual social hug
Why the Republicans’ Big Lie works so well: A sociopathic party, and a damaged country
Chauncey DeVega
Democrats and the media need to understand the truth, right now: This is an existential struggle for democracy
12 questions about schmaltz with Jake Cohen
Emma Laperruque
Simply put, schmaltz rendered chicken fat. But really, it's so much more!
Bill Gates admits affair with Microsoft staffer, denies seeking marriage advice from Jeffrey Epstein
Ashlie D. Stevens
Following news of the Gates' divorce, more details emerge about Bill's questionable behavior
“The Nevers” is proof that cancel culture isn’t really canceling the right people
Melanie McFarland
Contrary to what Donald Glover tweeted last week, cancel culture isn't what's causing mediocre storytelling
For the EPA, a moment of reckoning
Beth Clevenger
Recent movements have brought new attention to public institutions’ impacts on racial inequality and injustice
Behind the saga of Biden and Trump lies the fight for democracy around the world
Paul Rosenberg
We need to view politics in "landscape mode" to understand the danger we face — and seize the historic opportunity
Eclectic docuseries “Pride” walks viewers through queer American history one decade at a time
Melanie McFarland
From recreations to animations, "Pride" takes creative approaches to detailing the US's LGBTQIA+ evolution
How Apple TV+’s “Mythic Quest” is subverting empty girlboss culture
Ashlie D. Stevens
I like to think of the show's protagonist, Poppy Li, as a sort of anti-Emily Cooper of "Emily in Paris"
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