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Sherald cancels Smithsonian show citing “culture of censorship”
Cheyenne McNeill
The portrait artist cited concerns over "censorship" as the Trump administration focuses on the institution
Hulk Hogan, pro wrestling superstar, dead at 71
Alex Galbraith
The superstar wrestler helped take pro wrestling from niche entertainment to the center of pop culture
How “The Osbournes” derailed reality
Melanie McFarland
By giving us a living room peek into an aging rock star's life, MTV gave birth to a new age of celebrity worship
The Coldplay kiss-cam drama is about more than morality
Andi Zeisler
Ignore the media scolds and embrace the schadenfreude
Why Trump’s fast food obsession matters
Ashlie D. Stevens
The president’s fast food fixation is less about flavor and more about shaping culture and political identity
Coca-Cola will launch a cane sugar version of its soda in the U.S. following push from Trump
Joy Saha
The new cola will be available to consumers nationwide this fall
Malcolm-Jamal Warner was Gen X’s big brother
Melanie McFarland
Theo Huxtable was a good-natured, cool kid. That's one reason why people loved the actor who played him
Ozzy Osbourne dies mere weeks after farewell concert
Alex Galbraith
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee was instrumental in the creation of heavy metal
Your favorite band’s favorite band gets its due
Caryn Rose
“Shouting Out Loud" chronicles the rise of The Raincoats, a pivotal punk band pulled from obscurity by Kurt Cobain
We’re still living an atomic nightmare
Eric Ross
Eighty years after the first test, why was there so little dissent at Los Alamos — and what does it mean today?
Greed vs. integrity in Trump’s Gilded Age
Chauncey DeVega
As Democrats conduct their 2024 autopsy, Americans see both parties as "self-serving and ineffective"
Malcolm-Jamal Warner dead at 54
Alex Galbraith
The star of "The Cosby Show" reportedly drowned while swimming in Costa Rica
Store-bought is fine. This is better
Ashlie D. Stevens
Treat your favorite restaurants like sous chefs and serve great meals without turning on the stove
MAGA’s tantrum over “woke” Superman is nastier than their usual whining
Amanda Marcotte
Lying about the character's legacy is part of the larger right-wing project to rewrite history
What a sugar-cookie recipe taught me about quiet resistance
Andi Zeisler
Sometimes you’ve got to lean on pettiness to get you through
You can stop blaming Lena Dunham now
Andi Zeisler
Expecting the "Girls" and "Too Much" creator to be the voice of a generation was always our mistake
How Trump’s ICE may draw the wrong recruits
Geoffrey Grammer
In years past, agents were largely motivated by allegiance to the Constitution. Not anymore
With Trump as pilot, America is experiencing emotional turbulence
Chauncey DeVega
For your safety — and that of your fellow Americans — pay attention to what's happening
Pelosi calls Epstein controversy “a distraction”
Cheyenne McNeill
As MAGA tears itself apart, Pelosi said lawmakers have more important issues to worry about
Starbucks sells out its secret menu
Francesca Giangiulio
Once DIY fan creations, the chain’s “secret menu” drinks now come with cutesy names — and a corporate strategy
Grossout metal act GWAR supports NPR, PBS amid Trump threats
Garrett Owen
Public media is made possible through contributions from scumdogs like you
Why House Republicans voted for the Epstein cover-up
Amanda Marcotte
Despite their smokescreens, Republican leaders still support Trump's efforts to hide the truth
The weirder “And Just Like That” gets, the better it is
Coleman Spilde
"And Just Like That" is so unconcerned with reason, it has circled back toward semi-experimental brilliance
A chef’s best-kept secret is already in your freezer
Ashlie D. Stevens
You’re not using your ice cube tray wrong — but you could be using it brilliantly
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