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Mario Batali under criminal investigation, NYPD confirms
Rachel Leah
The celebrity chef has been accused by multiple women of sexual harassment and assault
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick: Video games, abortion to blame for school shootings — but not guns
Matthew Rozsa
In a throwback to '90s culture-war politics, far right desperately searches for "causes" of school shootings
“One drop” — Reckoning with the erasure of Native identity in Appalachia
M.W. Flash Clark
A personal investigation with what it means to be a mixed-race Native American citizen
Bangladeshi rappers wield rhymes as a weapon, with Tupac as their guide
Mubashar Hasan
Over the past 15 years or so, a new kind of musical activism has emerged in Bangladesh
David Bowie, up close and personal: How the “David Bowie Is” exhibit was made
Amanda Marcotte
After a five-year tour, "David Bowie Is" is at its final stop, the Brooklyn Museum, through July 15
Margot Kidder, Woman of Steel: Her Lois Lane was a hero, too
Gwenda Bond
Kidder, who died this week, played many public parts in her life, but Lois remained her iconic role for good reason
The world according to “Weird Al” Yankovic, who’s always been more than a novelty
Annie Zaleski
We can chart decades of major cultural, social and musical trends through his discography—and not just the parodies
The horrifying social effects of discrimination against the obese
Matthew Rozsa
Studies have shown that people who are obese suffer, from the job market to the dating pool
Survival for the Sandwich Generation: Navigating the hidden costs for working caregivers
Jody Gastfriend
You're not alone — more than 40 million family caregivers provide 80 percent of long-term care in this country
Confronting a smoothie-making robot
Nicole Karlis
Face to face with a robot that could destroy millions of jobs, I pondered: Be this angelbot or devilbot?
California Trippin’: Your guide to getting high in the Golden State
Ali Wunderman
Legalization is going to change California weed culture forever. Here's a guide to seeing it all before it's gone
A peek into the lives of Puerto Rican Muslims and what Ramadan means post Hurricane Maria
Ken Chitwood
In recent years some Puerto Ricans have been reverting to the religion of their ancestors: Islam
Identifying with others who control themselves could strengthen your own self-control
Sabine Doebel
If everyone else sticks with salad, maybe you will too
The diseased amplifiers and sweet, lethal feedback of Sonic Youth’s “Daydream Nation”
Matthew Stearns
The legendary SoHo studio session led to blown fuses, fried amps and a decade-defining album
Right-wing thought leader Jordan Peterson endorses “enforced monogamy”
Taylor Link
In a profile published in the New York Times, Peterson reveals his sad agenda yet his defenders call it a "hit job"
The true art of John Mellencamp: “Grotesquely beautiful” and “never too far from the garage”
David Masciotra
A conversation with the songwriter and painter on his exhibit "Life, Death, Love and Freedom" and art vs. product
Donald Glover and the state of “black genius”
Phillip L. Cunningham
Music has been one of the few arenas in which African-Americans have been afforded genius status
When it comes to housing, is bigger really better?
Alexandra Staub
The United States is facing a housing crisis
HBO’s “Fahrenheit 451”: Bradbury’s dystopian nightmare future is now peak 2018
Melanie McFarland
Is it a great adaptation of Ray Bradbury's masterpiece? No. But Michael B. Jordan gives a stunning performance
Trump’s Stalinist roots
Alexei Bayer
Making personal loyalty the measure of all government, as Trump does, was tried in the Soviet Union under Stalin
What Tom Wolfe’s “Bonfire of the Vanities” missed about New York
Jim Sleeper
Tom Wolfe's brilliant novel helped define NYC in the 1980s. But he didn't see the people who made the city great
Mayim Bialik on raising kids right: “Stop dismissing things as ‘boys will be boys'”
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Salon talks to the actress, neuroscientist and author of "Boying Up" about how to talk to boys so they'll listen
If you have a big heart and big data, you will make a big difference
Nadine Dietz
Listen to purpose-driven marketing strongman Roy Spence on becoming great at what you're good at
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