Showing results for: culture (page 3)
Sydney Sweeney’s bombshell act masks a career with no endgame
Coleman Spilde
The actress' racy ads for the sports betting site Novig leave her career trajectory in peril
Hide your vegetables. You’re an adult
Ashlie D. Stevens
Put cheese on the broccoli. Hide zucchini in brownies. You’re still eating the vegetables — and that counts
Mariska Hargitay’s Emmy hosting is a crime against TV
Melanie McFarland
In award shows, making a notoriously boring telecast worse is considered especially heinous
Some sequels are destined to disappoint
Coleman Spilde
"Practical Magic 2" bet on a devotion that was really just a love of autumn and soft lighting
There’s a reason that singing along to “September” feels good
Melanie McFarland
Let’s harmonize on the wondrous power of the “non-lexical vocable”
America’s wet hot socialist summer
Michael Tedder
Fox News and Republicans are struggling to contain their desire when it comes to the progressive left
The tradwife brand may finally be crumbling
Melanie McFarland
Mormon Wives fatigue and Nara Smith's distancing spell trouble for lifestyle influencers
What Burning Man’s Gen Z problem says about the festival
Nicole Karlis
Burning Man’s attendance data shows that fewer younger people are attending. Gen Z tells us why
AMC, Warner Bros. bring back movie snobbery — and it’s about time
Coleman Spilde
Two corporate giants are pushing back on slop. Viewers should too
Post-9/11 hate is taking a new form
Pawan Dhingra
The new face of anti-South Asian hate isn't about terrorism
A journalist coined “the Bible Belt” 100 years ago – it’s been oversimplifying the South ever since
John Hayes
Beneath commonalities, religious life was divided by both race and class
The Oscars is shaping up for a showdown
Coleman Spilde
Nathan Fielder's Elizabeth Holmes doc, "You Can See Everything," shakes up awards season
As Hollywood courts influencers, movie critics are getting squeezed out
Kristen Lopez
The entertainment industry used to suck up to critics. Now it's chasing your favorite content creator
I can’t quit the NFL
Dimitrios Aletras Jr.
Football is hypermasculine and often unwelcoming, but I keep coming back anyway
Space Force’s new uniforms scream fascist supervillain
Alex Galbraith
The “Starship Troopers”-inspired designs take cinematic nods to Nazis and make them real
The rock critic who changed the way I listen to music
Caryn Rose
Dave Marsh took rock 'n' roll seriously. So should we
Mariska Hargitay and the quiet death of the award-show roast
Candice Frederick
The least offensive choice was always going to win this year's Emmys hosting gig
“Chronovisor” makes literacy the key to another world
Coleman Spilde
The stylish library thriller demands engagement for maximum pleasure. There's nothing like it
“Idiocracy” is still a worthless artifact 20 years later
Alex Galbraith
The film's smirking, know-it-all pose was tired when it released. It’s useless now
My library card has saved me $1,330 — and I want more
Ashlie D. Stevens
Chicago Public Library tells patrons exactly what they’ve saved. I’ve become obsessed with running up the amount
MAGA has entered its arcade era
CK Smith
The White House launched five familiar looking games, so its users can play deportation, MAHA and build the wall
Isaac Mizrahi’s “Unzipped” shows why flawed artists matter
Coleman Spilde
In the 1995 documentary, fashion is a dialogue that John Galliano's scrapped Met Gala never had
This disarming Agatha Christie show has great chemistry
Melanie McFarland
"Tommy & Tuppence" tops our guide to a very watchable fall TV season
Zuckerberg says AI is “for everyone.” So why the secrecy?
Alex Galbraith
Meta and other AI giants tout open access, but their biggest deals happen out of public view
Page: 3